Welcome to the FIFA World Cup in North Texas
If you are new to FIFA or are visiting North Texas to enjoy the 2026 World Cup, welcome!
There are many things we are happy to help you with when it comes to finding information to enjoy your experience.
North Texas is hosting one of the largest portions of the FIFA World Cup, with nine matches scheduled at the stadium in Arlington, including a semifinal. Fans from around the world are expected to visit the Dallas-Fort Worth area throughout the tournament, making it one of the busiest and most exciting host regions.
The Metroplex is spread across hundreds of square miles, so planning ahead is important. Visitors should allow extra travel time on match days and consider using public transportation, rideshare services and official event shuttles when available.
Downtown Dallas, Fort Worth and Arlington all offer unique dining, entertainment and cultural attractions that are easily accessible by car or transit.
Whether you're attending your first soccer match or traveling across the globe to support your favorite team, North Texas offers world-class sports venues, diverse cuisine, museums, shopping and entertainment for fans of all ages.
Getting Around (Transportation & Mobility)
- Plan for heavy traffic on match days and arrive early.
- Use DART rail and bus service to travel around Dallas and connect with regional transportation options.
- Trinity Metro serves Fort Worth and surrounding communities.
- Trinity Railway Express (TRE) provides rail service between downtown Dallas and downtown Fort Worth.
- Follow official FIFA transportation guidance for stadium shuttles, parking and road closures before heading to a match.
Helpful Resources
- Official FIFA World Cup information, tickets and match schedules
- Dallas Host City information and fan events including Fan Fest at Dallas Fair Park
- Visit Dallas travel guide, hotels and attractions
- DART public transportation information
- Trinity Metro transit information (TEX Rail)
- Trinity Railway Express (TRE) schedules
- Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport traveler information (DFW)
- Dallas Love Field Airport traveler information (LUV)
We hope this guide helps make your World Cup experience enjoyable and memorable. Welcome to North Texas, and enjoy the world's biggest sporting event!
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For official visitor information, these websites are excellent starting points:
- FIFA World Cup Dallas Host City Guide
- Visit Dallas World Cup Travel Guide
- Dallas Stadium A–Z Matchday Guide
The North Texas region is hosting nine World Cup matches—more than any other host city—including a semifinal, and organizers encourage fans to plan transportation and accommodations in advance due to the area's size and expected crowds.
