Plan Your Trip
World Cup 2026 Travel Guide
Everything you need to experience the 2026 FIFA World Cup in person — hotels, restaurants, transport, safety tips and family activities for all 16 host cities across three countries.
Essential Travel Tips
Fly Early
Book flights 3–6 months ahead. Host-city airports (JFK, LAX, MEX, YVR) will be at capacity during group stage weeks.
Use Public Transit
Every US venue is reachable by metro, light rail, or commuter train for under $5. Buy a local transit card on arrival.
Pre-Book Accommodation
Host city hotels are already selling fast. Book 4+ months in advance for the group stage; 6+ months for the Final.
Multi-City Planning
Amtrak's Northeast Corridor connects NY, Philadelphia & Boston easily. For the West Coast, fly or take the Coast Starlight.
🌊Western USA & Canada
Pacific Coast vibes — Vancouver, Seattle, San Francisco Bay Area & Los Angeles.
BC Place Vancouver
Vancouver
Canada's most beautiful host city, nestled between mountains and the Pacific. BC Place sits in the heart of downtown — a 25-minute SkyTrain ride from the airport.
Seattle Stadium
Seattle
Home of passionate MLS fans and scenic views of Puget Sound, Lumen Field is one of the loudest stadiums in North America. Link Light Rail connects SEA-TAC directly to the stadium.
San Francisco Bay Area Stadium
San Francisco Bay Area
Levi's Stadium sits in Silicon Valley's Santa Clara. Stay in San Francisco or San Jose and take Caltrain to match day — then explore the Bay's world-famous attractions.
Los Angeles Stadium
Los Angeles
Hollywood glam meets football at SoFi Stadium — a futuristic venue near LAX. Explore Koreatown, Little Tokyo, and Venice Beach between matches.
🤠Central & South USA
Sun Belt stadiums — Dallas, Houston, Kansas City, Atlanta & Miami.
Dallas Stadium
Dallas / Arlington
The largest stadium in the tournament. AT&T Stadium's retractable roof and air conditioning make it one of the most comfortable venues despite scorching Texas summers.
Houston Stadium
Houston
NRG Stadium's retractable roof and air conditioning offer relief from Houston's tropical heat. The city's incredible culinary diversity — Vietnamese, Nigerian, Tex-Mex — rivals any world city.
Kansas City Stadium
Kansas City
Arrowhead Stadium is renowned for producing the loudest crowd noise in the NFL. Kansas City combines world-famous BBQ with a vibrant arts scene, jazz heritage, and craft beer culture.
Atlanta Stadium
Atlanta
Mercedes-Benz Stadium is one of the most technologically advanced sports venues in the world. The indoor climate-controlled experience and proximity to the BeltLine make Atlanta an outstanding host city.
Miami Stadium
Miami
Miami's tropical energy meets world football at Hard Rock Stadium. Stay on Miami Beach or Downtown, enjoy world-class nightlife, and plan for afternoon thunderstorms in the June heat.
🗽Northeast USA & Canada
The World Cup Final zone — New York/NJ, Boston, Philadelphia & Toronto.
New York/New Jersey Stadium
New York / New Jersey
The World Cup Final will be played here. MetLife Stadium sits across the Hudson from Manhattan — reach it via NJ Transit from Penn Station. Accommodation options span all budgets across the tri-state area.
Boston Stadium
Boston / Foxborough
Gillette Stadium sits between Boston and Providence. Stay in Boston and ride the MBTA commuter rail to match day. One of America's most historic cities pairs perfectly with America's game.
Philadelphia Stadium
Philadelphia
The birthplace of American democracy hosts the World Cup. Lincoln Financial Field is served directly by SEPTA's Broad Street Line, making it one of the easiest stadiums to reach in the tournament.
Toronto Stadium
Toronto
The most multicultural city on Earth hosts matches at the lakeside BMO Field. Expanded for the tournament, it's a short TTC streetcar ride from Union Station with world-class dining in every neighbourhood.
🌮Mexico
Football-mad Mexico — Mexico City (Azteca), Monterrey & Guadalajara.
Mexico City Stadium
Mexico City
The legendary Azteca hosted the 1970 and 1986 World Cup finals. At 2,250 m above sea level, altitude affects performance. Stay in Roma, Condesa, or Polanco for tourist-friendly experiences with world-class dining.
Estadio Monterrey
Monterrey
Estadio BBVA is a modern architectural gem with a dramatic mountain backdrop. Monterrey is Mexico's industrial capital — safer than average, with excellent restaurants and a vibrant craft beer scene.
Estadio Guadalajara
Guadalajara
The spiritual home of tequila, mariachi, and the charreada, Guadalajara blends Mexican tradition with modern culture. Estadio Akron is home to Club Chivas — a fierce football city ready for the world stage.