FIFA World Cup Tour 2026
Thursday 11 June - Vancouver
On arrival in Vancouver, make your way to our hotel in Metrotown where we'll spend the first 5 nights of the tour at the Holiday Inn Express Metrotown (or similar). The rest of the day is free at your leisure.
Friday 12 June - Vancouver
After breakfast we'll have a tour of Vancouver. Get to know our first host city with a guided tour of Vancouver's highlights. The rest of the day is free at your leisure.
Saturday 13 June - Vancouver - Match 1
The day is finally here! Our first match of the 2026 FIFA World Cup at BC Place - Australia vs. UEFA Path C Qualifier. With a 9:00pm kick-off we'll have a bit of time to relax in the morning before our lunch cruise function hosted by Andy Harper. This evening head to BC Place at your leisure via the train. At conclusion of the match make your own way back to the hotel.
Sunday 14 June - Vancouver
Full day free at your leisure. Take some time to relax after last night's late finish before exploring more of Vancouver, or sit back at a local bar and watch up to 4 FIFA World Cup matches from around North America.
Monday 15 June - Vancouver
Full day free at your leisure. Explore more of Vancouver & surrounding areas, or tune in for another massive day of FIFA World Cup football with another 4 matches scheduled across the US.
Tuesday 16 June - Vancouver to Seattle
This morning we'll travel by coach to Seattle. On arrival we'll check in to our hotel Hyatt House Seattle Downtown (or similar) where we'll spend the next 4 nights of the tour. The rest of the day is free at your leisure.
Wednesday 17 June - Seattle
Today we have a tour of Seattle. Get to know our next host city with a guided tour of Seattle's highlights. The rest of the day is free at your leisure.
Thursday 18 June - Seattle
Full day free at your leisure. Baseball fans might want to head to T-Mobile Park where the Seattle Mariners will host the Baltimore Orioles.
Friday 19 June - Seattle - Match 2
Our next match of the 2026 FIFA World Cup Group Stage and it's the big one - USA vs. Australia at Lumen Field. With a 12:00pm kick-off we'll make our way to Lumen Field after breakfast via train or a stroll through downtown. Later this afternoon we'll have our match debrief with Andy Harper over drinks and finger food to discuss the big match.
Saturday 20 June - Seattle to Las Vegas
After breakfast we'll transfer to Seattle Airport for our flight to Las Vegas. On arrival, transfer to our hotel MGM Grand (or similar) where we'll spend the next 3 nights. The rest of the day is free at your leisure.
Sunday 21 June - Las Vegas
Full day free at your leisure. There is no shortage of things to do in Las Vegas. Enjoy the sun and pool, catch one of the many live shows and concerts, or try your luck at the tables.
Monday 22 June - Las Vegas
Full day free at your leisure. For those interested, a tour of the Grand Canyon or the Hoover Dam can be pre-booked, or enjoy the Vegas sun & nightlife on your free day.
Tuesday 23 June - Las Vegas to San Francisco
Today we transfer back to Las Vegas Airport for our flight to San Francisco. On arrival transfer to our hotel Omni San Francisco (or similar) where we'll spend the next 3 nights.
Wednesday 24 June - San Francisco
Today we have a tour of San Francisco. Get to know our final host city with a guided tour of The City By The Bay. The rest of the day is free at your leisure.
Thursday 25 June - San Francisco - Match 3
Our third and final match of the 2026 FIFA World Cup Group Stage - Paraguay vs. Australia at Levi's Stadium. Before the match we'll meet at the hotel for our pre-match lunch function with Andy Harper. We'll transfer by coach to Levi's Stadium & return to the hotel at completion of the match.
Friday 26 June - San Francisco - Departure Day
End the tour today checking out of our hotel.
Tour Cost - Per Person:
Tour Conditions:
- $2,000 per person non-refundable deposit to secure your booking
- $4,000 per person non-refundable interim payment due 11 February 2026
- Balance due 11 April 2026
- Payments are non-refundable and non-transferable
- We strongly recommend you take out travel insurance
Entry Requirements:
- Australian passport holders are required to obtain an ESTA prior to entrance to the United States & an eTA prior to entrance to Canada
- USA ESTA: Apply Here
- Canada eTA: Apply Here
Tour Inclusions:
- 15 nights accommodation twin, double or single share
- Breakfast daily
- Pre or post-match functions for each match
- Coach transfer from Vancouver to Seattle
- Economy airfares from Seattle - Las Vegas & Las Vegas - San Francisco (checked baggage not included)
- Vancouver transport pass
- Matchday transfers in San Francisco
- Services of experienced tour managers
- Services of tour host Andy Harper
- Tour merchandise
Tour Exclusions:
- MATCH TICKETS - apply through FIFA.com/tickets
- International airfares
- Checked baggage on internal flights cannot be included & is payable at check-in (approx. USD50 per person per flight)
- Meals unless specified in the itinerary
- Items of a personal nature
- Australian passport holders are required to obtain an ESTA prior to entrance to the United States & an eTA prior to entrance to Canada
- USA ESTA: Apply Here
- Canada eTA: Apply Here
Our 2026 FIFA World Cup Tour does NOT include match tickets.
You can apply for the chance to purchase tickets for the FIFA World Cup 26™ online at FIFA.com/tickets, the official sales hub for purchasing FIFA World Cup 26™ tickets.
You will need to create an a FIFA account (Fan ID). After you have created your FIFA ID account, you will be able to participate the Random Selection Draw and select which match(es), respective category(ies), and number of tickets per match they’d like to purchase, subject to household restrictions. Single-match tickets to all 104 games will be available.
During this ticketing phase, applicants are able to submit their ticket applications at any time before 11am ET (5pm CET) on Tuesday 13 January 2026.
If you are unsuccessful in the Random Selection Draw, we may be able to assist with tickets available through secondary markets.
Andy is well known to most of you as a host and broadcaster for SBS TV, the Nine Network, Fox Sports and now currently Network 10.
Andy began his professional football career in 1986 at Sydney City and his career has spanned over 15 years in the NSL with over 300 appearances and 100 goals.
His broadcasting career has covered previous FIFA World Cups, Asian Cups, Matildas, A League matches and other sporting events (Olympics 2020).
He has also covered most aspects of football in the country including CEO (Sydney FC), coaching, administration and journalism (co-author of Johnny Warren’s biography “Sheilas, Wogs and Poofters” amongst others.
Andy was also awarded a Doctor of Philosophy from the University of Sydney.