Complete travel cost guide for the FIFA World Cup 2026 in USA, Mexico and Canada. Cheapest cities, budget neighborhoods and money-saving tips.
FIFA World Cup 2026 Travel Guide
The FIFA World Cup 2026 is the biggest sporting event in history — happening NOW across 16 cities in the United States, Mexico and Canada. With 48 teams and 104 matches, it is the first World Cup to span three countries.
Host Cities Overview
USA
New York — Most expensive. Hotels $250-400/night. Stay in Newark or Jersey City for savings. Find hotels
Los Angeles — Stay in Inglewood or Long Beach at $120-180/night. Rent a car — essential in LA.
Miami — Stay in Hialeah or Fort Lauderdale at $100-160/night. Find hotels
Dallas — Best US value. Hotels in Irving $90-140/night. Rent a car
Houston — Affordable. NRG area hotels $110-170/night.
Seattle — Stay in Bellevue or Renton $120-180/night.
San Francisco — Stay in Oakland or San Jose $100-160/night.
Boston — Stay in Cambridge or Somerville for savings.
Kansas City — Best overall US value. Hotels $80-130/night.
Philadelphia — Stay in South Jersey 30-40% cheaper.
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Mexico City — Extraordinary value. Hotels $60-90/night. Food $5-12/meal. Convert currency with Wise before traveling.
Guadalajara — Hotels $50-90/night. Hidden gem.
Monterrey — Hotels $55-95/night. Great infrastructure.
Canada
Toronto — Stay in Mississauga $130-200/night. Convert to CAD with Wise
Vancouver — Stay in Burnaby or Surrey $120-180/night.
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3. Mexican cities cost 60% less than US cities
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Rent a car for World Cup 2026Book World Cup tours on GetYourGuideBudget by City (7 nights)
City | Hotel/night | Daily food | 7-day total
Kansas City | $110 | $60 | $1,190
Mexico City | $90 | $30 | $840
Dallas | $120 | $65 | $1,295
Miami | $160 | $80 | $1,680
New York | $300 | $100 | $2,800
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