Fan Guide

Everything a fan needs for the 2026 World Cup: entry, getting around, host cities and fan zones.

Entry and visa requirements vary by nationality and may change. Always verify with the official embassy or government site before booking.

Host countries and entry

United States 11 host cities

Visitor visa (B1/B2), or an electronic ESTA for Visa Waiver Program nationals.

travel.state.gov ↗ ESTA ↗

Canada 2 cities (Toronto, Vancouver)

Visitor visa (TRV), or an electronic eTA for visa-exempt travellers arriving by air.

canada.ca ↗

Mexico 3 cities (Mexico City, Guadalajara, Monterrey)

Visitor visa, with exemptions for some nationalities or holders of a valid US visa. Check immigration guidance before booking.

gob.mx ↗

Entry

Check entry rules early

Three countries means you may need separate entry permission for each. Start months ahead.

Flights

Plan by city clusters

Distances are huge. Pick matches in nearby cities to reduce internal flights.

Time

Mind the time zones

The host nations span several time zones. Star Play shows match time in Asia/Dhaka where available.

Weather

Summer weather

It gets hot in some cities. Bring water and sunscreen, especially for daytime matches.

Money

Three currencies

US dollar, Canadian dollar, and Mexican peso. Cards are widely accepted.

Fans

Fan zones

FIFA Fan Festival locations are announced closer to kickoff.

Explore all 16 host cities and their stadiums.