A practical fan guide to the cities where World Cup 2026 parking, hotels, transit, and matchday logistics may hurt the most.
World Cup 2026 is spread across North America, which means the matchday cost story changes by city.
Some cities hurt through hotels. Some hurt through parking. Some hurt through distance. Some politely combine all three and call it an experience.
This guide is fan-oriented, not official pricing data. Use it to plan, compare, and prepare your wallet emotionally.
The likely villain is parking plus heat plus stadium scale. Dallas can be amazing, but it rewards planning.
Try the tool: Dallas Matchday Receipt
Miami adds humidity and tourist pricing. Hotels may be the line item that changes the whole trip.
Try the tool: Miami Matchday Receipt
The cost is not just New York pricing. It is New York pricing plus New Jersey logistics.
Try the tool: NY/NJ Matchday Receipt
Los Angeles makes transport part of the plot. Budget time like it is money.
Try the tool: Los Angeles Matchday Receipt
The Bay Area can make ordinary travel decisions feel like a funding round.
Try the tool: Bay Area Matchday Receipt
Mexico City brings historic atmosphere, altitude, and a different cost profile from the U.S. host cities.
Try the tool: Mexico City Matchday Receipt
Map your pain: World Cup 2026 Misery Map
