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The 2026 FIFA World Cup will be held across the US, Mexico, and Canada from June 11 to July 19, with a variety of ticketing options and travel strategies for fans, including city-based, team-following, hub-and-spoke, and luxury packages, emphasizing early planning due to high demand and costs.
U.S. immigration policies under the Trump administration are causing concern among soccer fans and affecting the upcoming World Cup, with fears of visa issues, travel restrictions, and staffing challenges impacting attendance and event planning.
Kansas City soccer fans are upset after the KC Current announced that season ticket holders will be charged nearly $1,000 for parking this season, with taxes and fees resulting in a cost of $68 per game. The parking lots outside the CPKC stadium are still being built, leaving fans frustrated with the lack of payment options and the immediate payment requirement. With limited parking spaces available, fans are left to carpool, rideshare, or find alternative transportation options. The KC Current has stated that they will offer limited pre-paid single match on-site parking and other off-site parking and transportation solutions in the coming weeks.
US women's national team captain Lindsey Horan apologized for her recent comments in which she criticized American soccer fans, acknowledging that her remarks were poorly expressed and emphasizing her appreciation for the fans' support. Horan's comments stemmed from frustration about how some viewers take TV commentary at face value, and she expressed that the team plays for and is inspired by the fans. She also noted the positive growth of soccer culture in America.
Wrexham's debut friendly match against Chelsea in Chapel Hill, North Carolina is estimated to bring in around $20 million to the local economy, with fans from all 50 US states and several other countries attending the sold-out game. The match is part of Wrexham's US tour, which includes fixtures in Los Angeles, San Diego, and Philadelphia. The town of Chapel Hill is preparing for an influx of soccer fans, with shops and hotels decorated with club mascots and posters. The game is seen as an opportunity to boost tourism and potentially create a new industry in the area.