FIFA World Cup
2026
48 teams. 104 matches. 16 host cities. Plan your ultimate fan trip — we'll build a day-by-day itinerary with stadiums, fan zones, and local tips.
The biggest World Cup
in history.
For the first time, 48 nations compete across 3 host countries. 16 cities span 3 countries — the USA hosts 11, Mexico 3, Canada 2 — the biggest World Cup ever.
Who are you
cheering for?
Pick your team — we'll show you their group-stage schedule, the host cities they're playing in, and help you plan a trip following them.
Where will you
watch the action?
From coast to coast, each host city brings its own energy, food scene, and culture to the world's biggest sporting event.
Plan your
World Cup budget.
Approximate costs for a 4-day trip to each host city. Prices include accommodation, flights, meals, and tickets based on current market data.
Prices are approximate and based on current market averages. Actual costs may vary.
Get personalized trip cost estimate→How the stadiums
stack up.
Popular multi-city
fan trip routes.
Combine multiple host cities into one epic World Cup road trip.
Traveling from
outside the US?
Millions of international fans will descend on North America for the biggest World Cup ever. Here's what you need to know.
Ensure your passport is valid for at least 6 months beyond your travel dates. Renewals can take 6–8 weeks. Most visitors need an ESTA (visa waiver) or a B-1/B-2 visa — apply early as demand will surge.
The US runs on card payments — carry a no-foreign-transaction-fee credit card. ATMs are widely available but airport exchange rates are terrible. Tip 18–20% at restaurants.
Pick up a prepaid US SIM or eSIM on arrival (T-Mobile, Mint Mobile). Most stadiums and fan zones have free WiFi, but cellular is faster. Download offline maps for each host city.
US healthcare is expensive — a single ER visit can cost $3,000+. Get comprehensive travel insurance covering medical, trip cancellation, and lost baggage before you fly.
Book flights 3–6 months ahead. Major international gateways: JFK/EWR (New York), LAX (LA), MIA (Miami), DFW (Dallas), SFO (San Francisco). Consider open-jaw tickets for multi-city trips.
US cities are car-dependent — but World Cup host cities will have shuttle services to stadiums. For multi-city trips, check domestic flights (Southwest, JetBlue) or Amtrak routes.
June–July in the US means heat. Southern cities (Miami, Houston, Dallas) hit 35°C+. Pack sunscreen, a hat, and a refillable water bottle. Stadiums allow clear bags only.
No large bags, umbrellas, or outside food/drink allowed in FIFA venues. Arrive 2–3 hours early for security screening. Cashless payments only inside stadiums.
Each host city has a distinct food scene — Tex-Mex in Dallas and Houston, Cuban food in Miami, street tacos in LA. Portions are large and tipping is expected everywhere.
Fan Zone Map
Explore all official FIFA Fan Festival venues across 16 cities. Interactive map with live crowd heatmap during the tournament.
Explore Fan Zones→39 days of
non-stop football.
From the opening group stage matches to the Final at MetLife Stadium — every round is an opportunity to be there.
Your World Cup trip
starts right here.
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