Overview
- All 11 US host cities have outlined plans to boost cultural equity, upgrade public infrastructure and expand youth sports access before the tournament.
- Seattle’s $250,000 Chinese American Art Legacy Project will highlight the contributions of Chinese Americans through exhibitions and fan events.
- Atlanta will launch the US Soccer Federation’s first national training centre in April and anticipates roughly $500 million in local economic benefits from hosting eight matches.
- FIFA plans to unveil general ticketing information in the third quarter, and hospitality packages for the final at MetLife Stadium are already priced between $25,800 and $73,200 per person.
- Security measures across the host venues are being tightened after a breach at the 2024 Copa America final raised fresh concerns.