FIFA World Cup 2026 at Arrowhead Stadium
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Kansas City gets a summer spotlight in 2026, hosting six World Cup matches that bring global fan bases straight to the Heartland. The schedule includes four group-stage games at Arrowhead on June 16, June 20, June 25, and June 27, plus knockout-round drama with a Round of 32 match on July 3 and a quarterfinal on July 11. Expect sporting history to be made at the Chiefs' home once again!
If your first question is "where is Arrowhead Stadium?" it sits at 1 Arrowhead Drive in Kansas City, Missouri, inside the Truman Sports Complex, right next door to Kauffman Stadium. Officially named GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium, the venue lists a capacity of 76,416 for football and is designed for big crowds, including massive parking and managed traffic flow off the highway approaches. It'll host the first game of the reigning FIFA World Cup champions, Argentina, as they face Algeria on June 16, plus an exciting Netherlands vs. Tunisia on June 25. When World Cup matchdays turn the building into soccer mode, arriving early and knowing your gate plan can save you a lot of time.
Kansas City’s match window is compact, so it rewards smart planning: lock in your preferred date, pick a section that fits your viewing style, and build your trip around the city’s best pregame rituals, from barbecue stops to downtown nightlife. If you’re traveling with a crew, treat the group-stage stretch as a mini festival week, then circle back for the July knockout matches when every minute feels heavier. Get FIFA World Cup 2026 tickets at Event Tickets Center.