The biggest World Cup in history is upon us. Over 104 matches across 38 days in 16 host cities in three countries, the world champions will be crowned. This 48-team tournament is a competition unlike any other.

For international fans dreading the price tag of attending the 2026 FIFA World Cup, Philadelphia might be the answer they’re looking for. While criticism over World Cup ticket costs has mounted globally — with some semifinal seats running into the thousands — the host city question may matter just as much as the ticket question.

The 2026 FIFA World Cup will be the largest ever, with 104 matches across 16 cities in North America. Here is a list of the cities.

The average total cost of attendance at the 2026 World Cup across all 11 U.S. host cities is approximately $5,440 per person. The most expensive city for the World Cup is Boston, with a total cost of $7,589, and the least expensive is Seattle, with a total cost of $3,287.

It has been 38 years since the United States won the hosting rights for the 1994 FIFA World Cup. This decision caused plenty of controversy: the USA hadn't played in a World Cup since 1950. And unlike fellow bidders Brazil and Morocco,

What if the entire 2026 FIFA World Cup bracket was simulated using betting odds? Check out the results here.

The FIFA World Cup 2026™ New York New Jersey Host Committee today highlighted the launch of the Welcome World Rewards Program, a new region-wide initiative that rewards residents and visitors for supporting local businesses,

The Team Base Camp (TBC) Training Sites are confirmed for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Of the 48 national teams, 14 will be based at Major League Soccer facilities for the month-long tournament spanning from June 11 to July 19.

The Bay Area will play host to six 2026 FIFA World Cup games, and millions are expected to descend upon Levi's Stadium over the next few weeks to watch. Here's everything to know about getting Levi's,