FIFA World Cup Trophy Tour 2026: See the 23 cities left before June kickoff

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Spain's ex national team footballer and part of their World Cup winning team in 2010, Fernando Llorente, kisses the World Cup trophy in Chichen Itza, Yucatan state, Mexico, on March 20, 2026. The World Cup trophy was presented at the world famous May

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The World Cup trophy will soon blow into the Windy City as soccer fans in all of the tournament’s host cities – as well as several more – will get a sneak preview of one of sports’ biggest prizes.

Big picture view:

After a swing through host cities in Mexico, the trophy made its first U.S. appearance late last month in Los Angeles. Now, it will wind its way through 15 more stops in the States, as well as seven Canadian cities, before heading to Mexico City for the opening match of the tournament.

Why you should care:

The FIFA World Cup Trophy Tour spans 38 stops and gives fans a chance to see the original trophy before the world’s most popular tournament kicks off in June. Organizers say the tour will offer fans an unforgettable experience and exclusive access to "the most iconic symbol in global sport."

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Remaining World Cup Trophy Tour dates

What's next:

After departing Seattle on Monday, the trophy will take a swing north of the border for a trio of stops in Canada before arriving in Chicago on April 14 where it will be on display for two days. 

Here is the list of the remaining cities on the tour:

United States

• April 14-15: Chicago
• April 17: St. Louis
• April 18-19: Kansas City
• April 25-26: Dallas
• April 28-29: Austin
• April 30: San Antonio
• May 2-3: Houston
• May 5: New Orleans
• May 7: Birmingham
• May 9-10: Miami
• May 11-12: Orlando
• May 15-16: Atlanta
• May 21: Philadelphia
• May 30-31: Boston
• June 3: New York/New Jersey

Canada

• April 10-11: Vancouver
• April 12: Calgary
• April 13: Winnipeg
• May 22: Montreal
• May 23: Halifax
• May 24: Ottawa
• May 25-26: Toronto

Mexico

• June 5-8: Mexico City (ahead of opening match)

What you can do:

Fans wanting to see the World Cup during one of its stops in the United States can do so by clicking here. Tickets for dates in Canada are available here.