2026 World Cup Matches in Seattle

Seattle's Lumen Field will be one of the major venues for the 2026 World Cup, hosting such exciting matches as Belgium vs Egypt, Egypt vs Iran and the United States vs Australia, surrounded by mountains, sea and the unmistakable atmosphere of the Pacific Northwest. A destination that combines football, travel and local energy in every corner.

Seattle will host six matches of the 2026 World Cup at its iconic Lumen Field stadium. Each of these matches promises to be a spectacle in itself, and Seattle will rise to the occasion, with the entire city throwing itself into football.

Lumen Field is a modern, open-air stadium with views of the Seattle skyline and a capacity of approximately 68,740 spectators. Its structure covers the stands and amplifies noise, to the point of achieving a Guinness World Record of 137.6 decibels.

How to get to Lumen Field

• On foot: it is about a 15-minute walk from downtown, a comfortable stroll if you are staying in the city centre.
• Light rail or bus: Stadium or International District/Chinatown stops, as well as several King County Metro lines within walking distance of the stadium.
• Taxi, apps or car: services such as Uber, Lyft and taxis operate as normal on match days. There are also car parks nearby (it is best to book a space in advance).

Stadium areas and approximate price ranges

• End zones: the most economical option, ideal for experiencing the atmosphere of the fans. Approximate price: €110–210.
• Side stands: combine good visibility of the game with comfort. Approximate price: £180–340.
• Central grandstand: best tactical perspective and most comfortable experience. Approximate price: €340–520.
• Hospitality and VIP boxes: premium seats, exclusive services and a more personalised service. Approximate price: from £600–900 per person, depending on the package.

Please note that prices are not fixed: they vary depending on the seat, the match-ups, the stage of the World Cup and the level of demand. If you are looking for something more special, you will also find VIP and hospitality packages, with premium seats and exclusive services.

In Seattle, you'll see much more than rain and skyscrapers. Seattle Stadium (Lumen Field during the club season) will host six teams from three different groups: the United States and Australia (Group D), Belgium, Egypt and Iran (Group G), and Qatar (Group B). Not all of them will play in the same match, but they will share a stadium famous for its noisy fans and football atmosphere.

Seattle is a city passionate about sport. This is demonstrated week after week by its football team, the Seattle Sounders, one of the most popular in the MLS.

During the World Cup, the city is expected to multiply its energy with:

• Fan zones in parks and squares
• Giant screens in areas such as the Seattle Centre
• Themed parties in bars and restaurants
• Events for the whole family with food and music

Tip: You don't need tickets to feel the atmosphere. Walking around Seattle during the World Cup will be a vibrant experience.

Watching a World Cup match is already a unique experience. But doing so in Seattle, with its mix of natural landscapes, modernity, culture and passion for sport, makes it one of the most special venues of the tournament.

• Stadium with great visibility and acoustics
• A connected, accessible city full of things to do
• Passionate and respectful local fans
• International, safe and family-friendly atmosphere

Seattle is not just a host city: it is a complete destination. If you have the opportunity to watch a match here, don't hesitate.

In addition to watching a World Cup match, your trip can be much more complete. Seattle offers unique activities, nature and lots of culture. Here are some ideas for enjoying the city:

• Take a tour of Seattle to discover its history and architecture
• Visit the Space Needle and other viewpoints to see the city from above
• Escape to nature with a trip to national parks
• See the essentials with this 5-day guide to Seattle
• Take a boat trip around the bay
• Discover the city with the tourist bus
• Explore the surrounding area with these excursions from Seattle
• If it's your first time, check out what to see and do in Seattle
• Connect with nature on a trip to Mount Rainier
• And if you're arriving by plane, organise your arrival with these transfers from Seattle Airport

Tip: Book your activities in advance, especially on match days.