Mexico City’s FIFA World Cup 2026™ Host City organizing committee is welcoming local and international fans to experience the tournament in the capital. The city has a remarkable place in football history: it is the only city to host three World Cup opening matches, following the 1970 and 1986 tournaments and returning in 2026. Its official host-city platform brings together practical information and ideas for visitors, including match schedules, stadium history, mobility guidance, and ways to explore the city.

The committee highlights Mexico City Stadium, a landmark venue with a capacity of more than 87,000, and shares details about the FIFA Fan Festival™ at the Zócalo. Planned as a free, 39-day gathering space, the festival is intended to bring fans together from the group stage through the final. Visitors can also discover cultural events, museums, historic sites, monuments, and destinations along the city’s Cultural Corridor. Together, these resources connect the tournament with Mexico City’s football heritage, culture, and hospitality.