Get on Track to the Big Match
The FIFA WORLD CUP 2026TM is coming to the United States this summer and we’re ready to get you on your way.
Here’s your guide to Amtrak* during the tournament – whether you’re going to a match, attending FIFA Fan Festival™ or business-as-usual commuting and traveling.
Plan Your Train Ride
While we're adding more seats to accommodate the high demand on matchdays, we encourage you to book early for the best fare possible. We’ll get you close to the action, but you’ll need to use local transit or rideshare to reach the stadium in most cities.
Traveling but not attending? We’re committed to maintaining smooth service throughout the tournament via proactive planning and monitoring. As always, our most up-to-date schedules are on Amtrak.com or the app.
Matchday Travel Tips
Arrive Early
We anticipate heavy volume on matchdays. Make sure you arrive at the station at least 45 minutes before departure to give yourself ample time to find your track.
Look for Station Support
We’ll have dedicated wayfinding signage and Amtrak Ambassadors to manage passenger flow, help you navigate the station and answer any questions about local connections or transfers.
Stay Informed
- Download the Amtrak app to manage your trip on the go
- Follow @AmtrakAlerts or @AmtrakNECAlerts on X
- Sign up for delay alert notifications
Steps from the Stadium
Seattle Stadium
Take the train to King St. Station, then walk to the stadium in less than 10 minutes.
San Francisco Bay Area Stadium
Take the train to Santa Clara Station, then walk to the stadium in five minutes.
Arrive Right Downtown
New York New Jersey Stadium
Take the train to Moynihan Hall at Penn Station in Midtown Manhattan, then plan your transit to the stadium.
Los Angeles Stadium
Take the train to Union Station in Downtown LA, then plan your transit to the stadium.
Atlanta Stadium
Take the train to Peachtree Station in Midtown Atlanta, then plan your transit to the stadium.
Philadelphia Stadium
Take the train to Gray 30th St. Station in Center City, then plan your transit to the stadium.
Miami Stadium
Take the train to Miami Station in the Hialeah area, then plan your transit to the stadium.
Dallas Stadium
Take the train to Eddie Bernice Johnson Union Station in Downtown Dallas, then plan your transit to the stadium.
Boston Stadium
Take the train to South Station in the Financial District, then plan your transit to the stadium.
Houston Stadium
Take the train to Houston Station in Downtown Houston, then plan your transit to the stadium.
Kansas City Stadium
Take the train to Kansas City Union Station directly south of the Crossroads neighborhood, then plan your transit to the stadium.
Taking Amtrak for the First Time?
Here’s what you can expect on the train:
- Free Wi-Fi on most routes
- Generous baggage policy
- Spacious, comfortable seats
- Plenty of legroom
- Downtown-to-downtown service
Tips for navigating the stations, boarding, luggage and more:
*Amtrak is not an official transportation provider of FIFA or the FIFA World Cup 2026™.
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