2026 World Cup Parking

Atlanta is set to welcome eight FIFA World Cup 2026™ matches at Mercedes-Benz Stadium, known during the tournament as Atlanta Stadium, including knockout-round action and a semi-final. With one of the world’s biggest sporting events coming to the heart of the city, advance parking planning will be important for fans attending matches.  Mercedes-Benz Stadium is home to the Atlanta United FC and Atlanta Falcons.  The stadium is the first professional sports venue in the United States to achieve LEED platinum certification.  Enjoy the game with the 360 degree halo video board and a first of its kind retractable roof structure.

Dallas will play a major role in the FIFA World Cup 2026™, with nine matches scheduled at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, officially designated by FIFA as Dallas Stadium, including knockout-round play and a semi-final. For guests driving to the venue, parking should be arranged with the same care as tickets and travel, since official access instructions and pass availability may vary by event.  AT&T Stadium will host more matches than any venue in the tournament.  AT&T Stadium features countless unique features including a museum-quality contemporary art collection as well as retractable glass doors and entrances at its plazas.