World Cup ticket draw opens this Thu.. Here’s how to get in
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The Random Selection Draw lottery is now open for fans looking to attend any of the matches during the 2026 FIFA World Cup, including the six in Kansas City. It’ll cost you if you’re selected.
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KC flag shop gears up for World Cup crowds
The team at All Nations Flag Company plans to stock flags for every country competing in the 2026 World Cup in Kansas City. Why it matters: This century-old family-owned shop wants every visitor, no matter their homeland,
The World Cup schedule has been released, and three groups will be playing some games in Dallas or Kansas City.
Kansas City International Airport is exploring adding international flights ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, according to the Kansas City Aviation Department.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - The Final Draw has concluded, the World Cup schedule is out, and soccer fans across the globe now know where their favorite country is playing. Kansas City hosts six games, including four in group play.
One short-term rental in the area has raised its price from $500 to $20,000 nightly during the soccer tournament.
Soccer fans across Kansas City now have a better of idea of which countries might play in Kansas City in FIFA World Cup 2026 next June and July.
Demand for short-term rentals is skyrocketing in Kansas City with the announcement of the World Cup group stage schedules, driving up prices as hosts capitalize on popular teams with well-traveled fan bases.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — City leaders are preparing for the 2026 FIFA Men’s World Cup, but they also have their eyes set on 2031. That year, the United States could get the FIFA Women’s World Cup, and Kansas City could be a host city again.
Excitement is building as the group draw for the FIFA World Cup provides a better look at which teams could visit Kansas City for the tournament.
The City launched “Leawood For the Goal” on Friday, Dec. 12. The spring and summer initiative will honor the community’s soccer legacy and prepare to showcase its offerings to the world during the World Cup.
Members of Kansas City-area law enforcement continued training Tuesday as part of preparations for next summer’s World Cup.