#Dallas World Cup 2026 Stadium

🚨 The World Cup is coming to Dallas… and you don’t even need a ticket to experience it. ⚽🌎 The official FIFA Fan Festival™ is taking over Fair Park during the 2026 FIFA World Cup, and it’s about to turn Dallas into one of the biggest soccer parties in the world. 📅 Dates: June 11 – July 19, 2026 💲 Price: FREE entry 📍 Location: Fair Park (Dallas) Even if you don’t have a ticket to the stadium, this is where the city will come together to experience the World Cup energy. ⚽ What to expect: • Giant screens showing live World Cup matches • Space for up to 35,000 fans cheering together • Live music & entertainment stages • International food & drink vendors • Soccer games, fan zones & interactive experiences • Cultural celebrations with fans from around the world The festival is expected to run for more than a month and show nearly every World Cup match, creating a massive watch party atmosphere right here in Dallas.  🌎 With 48 countries competing in the largest World Cup ever, fans from all over the globe will be in North Texas celebrating the beautiful game.  🔥 Imagine this: Thousands of fans. Flags from every country. Goals scored… and the entire park erupts. This is going to be one of the biggest sporting celebrations Dallas has ever seen. 📲 Tag the friends you’re bringing with you and start planning now, because when the world comes to Dallas in 2026, you’ll want to say you were part of it. ⚽🌎🔥

Texas State Fair Grounds Is Opening For 34 Days As the FIFA World Cup Dallas Festival 🌎⚽️ For the 2026 World Cup, Dallas is transforming the State Fair Grounds at Fair Park into a massive FIFA Fan Festival, turning the historic site into the city’s global watch party for the tournament. For 34 days, fans from around the world will gather at Fair Park to watch matches, attend concerts, and celebrate the World Cup together. Here’s what to expect: ⚽ Giant screens showing World Cup matches 👥 Space for up to 35,000 fans at a time 🎶 Live concerts and entertainment 🍔 Food vendors and fan experiences 📍 Nearly 1 million square feet of festival space 🎟️ Free general admission The festival will run June 11 – July 19, 2026, making Fair Park one of the largest World Cup fan destinations in the United States. While matches will be played at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, this festival will act as Dallas’ main gathering place for fans throughout the tournament. With 9 World Cup matches coming to North Texas, including a semifinal. Dallas is preparing for one of the biggest global sporting events ever hosted in the region. The World Cup is coming… and Fair Park will be at the center of it. 🌍

FIFA World Cup 2026 - this is going to be an adventure. Let's explore the area and see what it's looking like! Are you pulling up to any of the games? #fifa #worldcup2026 #hectordaily #dallas #arlington

The Netherlands will start the World Cup 2026 by playing in Dallas, Houston, and Kansas City. 🥳🧡 🇳🇱 If you are as excited as we are to support Team #Oranje, stay tuned for the latest news on the matches and where to buy tickets for the Oranje fan sections in the stadiums. 👉 Check out the KNVB’s World Cup 2026 website: https://wk2026.onsoranje.nl/en

Dallas Cup 2026 March 29th - April 4th 2026 Opening Day @ Cottonbowl Stadium Ticket on Sale @ dallascup.com The Dallas Cup is the most prestigious youth soccer tournament in the United States and it is widely regarded as one of the most competitive in the world. Dallas Cup was founded by the Texas Longhorns Soccer Club in 1980 as a way for the club to return the friendship shown to their teams that had traveled throughout Europe. Held every spring during Easter Week, the invitation-only Dallas Cup selects the best teams out of the hundreds of qualified applications the tournament receives each year. Although there have been several iterations over the years to the format, Dallas Cup is currently comprised of Boys and Girls category from U-10 through U-19, including the prestigious U-19 Gordon Jago Super Group. The tournament traditionally consists of approximately 40% international teams, 40% state-side teams and 20% Dallas area teams. Each year more than 100,000 spectators watch teams from all over the world participating in intense games where only the best return home with the Dallas Cup Champion’s prize, the coveted Boot and Ball trophy. #fwc26dfw #dallascup #copadallas #futbol #soccer

In the 2026 FIFA World Cup, Dallas, Texas, is set to host the highest number of matches, with a total of nine games scheduled at AT&T Stadium. #fifa #fifaworldcup2026 #weare26 @attstadium #dallas @fifaworldcup

From the parade to the pitch—it’s go time! ⚽💥 A powerful start to the 2026 Dallas Cup as the Parade of Teams lit up Cotton Bowl Stadium. Congratulations to all Classic League teams—your hard work has earned this moment. Now it’s time to shine! 🔥 Follow the journey, cheer loud, and support your team all week long! #DallasCup #DallasCup2026 #ParadeOfTeams #ClassicLeague #YouthSoccer

FIFA WORLDCUP 2026 - USA Stadium Concept Concept by @jordanhoechlin #fifa #football #usa #fifaworldcup2026 #fifaworldcup #fifaworldcupusacanadamexico2026 #footballnews #footballedits #footballhistory #fifaultimateteam #fifaproclubs #fifatrading

Looking back on 2025’s key milestones, Texas-sized celebrations, and moments we’ll remember forever. ✨⚽ The road to the FIFA World Cup 2026™ continues and we can’t wait to welcome the world to Dallas, a space for all. 🏆 #fifaworldcup #weare26 #wearedallas #somos26 #worldcup @fifaworldcup @choctawcasinos @cocacolaswb

Dallas Cup opening ceremony 2025 ⚽️ #dc2025

The World Cup final should be at the Azteca idc ‼️🏟️🇲🇽🏆 __________ #2026worldcup #worldcup #futbolmexicano #estadioazteca #estadiobanorte

Dallas Stadium will host nine matches in the 2026 FIFA World Cup, including four knockout games. This includes five group-stage games, two Round of 32 fixtures, one Round of 16 tie and the first semi-final. #WeAre26 #fifaworldcup #worldcup #futbol #soccer #elsoccerguy