Follow the FIFA World Cup 2026 from the opening match on 11 June to the Final on 19 July.

Explore the full tournament schedule, fixtures, venues, groups, standings and knockout rounds across Canada, Mexico and the United States.

World Cup Schedule

Schedule PDF

Tickets and Hospitality

Official FIFA World Cup 2026 tickets and hospitality packages should be purchased through FIFA's official platforms. Visitors are advised to avoid unofficial sellers and resale websites where possible, as ticket scams and fraudulent listings are common around major sporting events.

Official Tickets: https://www.fifa.com/en/tournaments/mens/worldcup/canadamexicousa2026

Only purchase tickets through the official FIFA ticketing platform; no tickets will be sold at stadiums. To enter the stadium, you will need an official ticket on the FIFA World Cup app.

Printed copies or screenshots may not be accepted at stadium gates. Each ticket is linked to the purchaser’s details, and ID checks may be required upon entry.

Matchday Essentials

Before heading to the stadium, make sure you have:

  • Match ticket

  • Photo ID

  • Charged phone

  • Travel plans

  • Official FIFA app installed

Match tickets and tournament access information are expected to be managed through FIFA's official digital platforms and app.

Stadium Rules and Fan Conduct

Expect ticket checks, bag searches, metal detectors and visible security at FIFA World Cup 2026 stadiums.

Large bags, outside alcohol, weapons, flares, drones, laser pointers and certain banners or flags may not be permitted. Check stadium guidance before attending a match, as rules vary by venue.

Most stadiums do not allow re-entry once a ticket has been scanned.

Discriminatory, threatening or aggressive behaviour may result in removal from the venue. Anyone experiencing harassment or discrimination should seek support from stadium staff, stewards or security personnel.

Reporting Concerns

Reporting mechanisms may include:

  • Stadium staff and stewards

  • Guest services

  • Text, app or hotline reporting systems

  • Emergency services where necessary

Fan Festivals and Community Events

Public watch parties, fan festivals, supporter events, cultural programmes and grassroots football activities are expected throughout the tournament.

See our Community page to find the World Cup Pride House locations.

Accessibility at Stadiums

Accessibility services are expected to be available at FIFA World Cup 2026 stadiums.

Visitors with accessibility requirements are encouraged to review venue information in advance and contact stadiums or ticket providers where necessary. Accessibility considerations may include seating, transport access, entry procedures, accessible toilets, sensory support services and assistance for disabled supporters.

Weather and Climate

The tournament will take place across a wide range of climates and environments. Check local forecasts regularly throughout your trip, Visitors may encounter:

  • Extreme heat

  • High humidity

  • Thunderstorms

  • Hurricane conditions

  • Wildfire smoke

  • Poor air quality

Around 25% of all games are likely to be played when conditions exceed 26C (78.8F).

Online Safety and Scams

Visitors should remain cautious of:

  • Ticket scams

  • Fake accommodation listings

  • Unofficial resale platforms

  • Fraudulent rideshare services

  • Phishing and payment scams

  • Public Wi-Fi risks

Use official tournament, transport and accommodation platforms whenever possible.

Safety and Getting Around

Use standard safety precautions, keep important travel information accessible and stay aware of local conditions.

Tourist areas, stadium districts, fan zones and transport hubs are likely to experience increased crowds and security measures during the tournament.

Demonstrations and Public Gatherings

Demonstrations, political rallies or counter-protests may take place during the tournament.

Monitor local information, avoid confrontational situations and leave environments that feel unsafe or escalating.

Public Transport and Matchday Travel

Transport systems vary significantly between host cities. Plan journeys in advance and allow extra time on matchdays, particularly where large crowds, road closures or security checks are expected.

Travelling late at night may require additional planning, particularly when using unfamiliar transport systems.

Advice for Solo Travellers

If travelling alone:

  • Plan journeys in advance

  • Keep your phone charged

  • Use recognised transport services

  • Share travel plans where appropriate

  • Avoid leaving drinks or belongings unattended

Anyone experiencing harassment, discrimination or threatening behaviour should seek support from venue staff, security personnel or emergency services where necessary.

Country-Specific Information

For information on healthcare, accessibility, legal protections, local customs, support services and travel considerations, please see our country guides for:

  • Canada

  • Mexico

  • United States

Traveling Between Mexico, US and Canada During the 2026 World Cup

There is no single World Cup visa. Each country enforces its own immigration rules. Travellers moving between Mexico, the United States and Canada should review the entry requirements for each destination before departure. Visitors should not exceed their authorized stay, as doing so may affect future travel.