Travel Guide for US Fans

Welcome to the ultimate travel guide for US-based fans attending the FIFA World Cup 2026™. Here you'll find essential information to help you plan your World Cup experience across the United States, Mexico, and Canada.

Important Note

Information on this page is subject to change as we get closer to the event. Always check official sources for the most up-to-date information, especially regarding international travel requirements.

Traveling in the USA

Information for matches in the United States

Transportation

Air travel will be the primary mode for long distances. Consider Amtrak for train travel between some cities. Most host cities have good public transportation and ride-sharing services.

Accommodation

Options range from hotels and vacation rentals to hostels and camping sites. Book early, especially in cities hosting key matches.

Host Cities

New York/New Jersey

Stadium: MetLife Stadium

Capacity: 82,500

Los Angeles

Stadium: SoFi Stadium

Capacity: 70,240

Dallas

Stadium: AT&T Stadium

Capacity: 80,000

Miami

Stadium: Hard Rock Stadium

Capacity: 64,767

Atlanta

Stadium: Mercedes-Benz Stadium

Capacity: 71,000

Philadelphia

Stadium: Lincoln Financial Field

Capacity: 69,176

Seattle

Stadium: Lumen Field

Capacity: 69,000

San Francisco Bay Area

Stadium: Levi's Stadium

Capacity: 70,909

Kansas City

Stadium: Arrowhead Stadium

Capacity: 76,416

Boston

Stadium: Gillette Stadium

Capacity: 65,878

Houston

Stadium: NRG Stadium

Capacity: 72,220

Local Tips

Check each city's official World Cup website for local events and fan zones.
Download local transportation apps for easy navigation.
Be prepared for varying weather conditions across different host cities.
Look for special World Cup promotions at local attractions.