World Cup Kansas City FAQ

Arrowhead Stadium hosts 6 matches from June 15 to July 4, 2026 — four Group Stage matches and two knockout rounds (Round of 32 and Round of 16).

Match-day express buses will run from Union Station and Power & Light District downtown. Rideshare from downtown costs $15–$25 (15–20 min). There is no rail service to the stadium.

Both! There's a Kansas City, Missouri (where Arrowhead Stadium and downtown are) and a Kansas City, Kansas (across the state line). All World Cup matches are in KC, Missouri.

Hot and humid. June averages 78–90°F (26–32°C), July averages 82–93°F (28–34°C). Heat indexes can exceed 110°F. Severe thunderstorms possible. Arrowhead is open-air — come prepared.

No. Arrowhead is fully open-air with no retractable roof. It holds the Guinness World Record for loudest crowd noise at 142.2 dB. Expect direct sun at afternoon matches.

Legendary. Chiefs fans are among the best tailgaters in America. Expect grills, BBQ smokers, cornhole, and incredible hospitality. Lots open 4 hours before kickoff. Visiting fans are usually welcomed with a plate of food.

The Union Station FIFA Fan Festival has giant screens with free entry. Power & Light District hosts official watch parties. Sports bars in Westport and the Crossroads show every match.

For stadium proximity, stay near the Truman Sports Complex. For nightlife and dining, Power & Light District downtown is ideal. Country Club Plaza offers upscale charm. Crossroads Arts District is great for a local, artsy experience.

Prices vary by stage. Group stage tickets start around $70–$150, Round of 32 from $120–$300, and Round of 16 from $150–$400. Buy only from FIFA.com or authorized resellers like StubHub and SeatGeek.