World Cup Atlanta FAQ

Mercedes-Benz Stadium hosts 6 matches from June 14 to July 6, 2026, including 4 group stage games, a Round of 32 match, and a Round of 16 match.

Yes! Mercedes-Benz Stadium has a retractable roof and full air conditioning, making it one of the most comfortable World Cup venues. Fans won't need to worry about Atlanta's summer heat inside the stadium.

Take MARTA from the Airport station to Vine City station — it's about 20 minutes and costs $2.50 with a Breeze Card. The stadium is a 5-minute walk from Vine City. It's the easiest and cheapest option.

Prices vary by match stage. Group stage tickets start around $70-$150, Round of 32 from $120-$300, and Round of 16 from $150-$400. Buy only from FIFA.com or authorized resellers.

Downtown near Centennial Olympic Park is ideal for stadium access and the main fan festival. Midtown offers great nightlife and dining with easy MARTA access. Old Fourth Ward is trendy and budget-friendly near the BeltLine.

Not if you stay near MARTA. The rail system connects the airport, downtown (stadium), Midtown, and Buckhead. For areas off the MARTA line like Buford Highway, rideshare is the best option. Avoid driving — Atlanta traffic is terrible.

Yes! The main FIFA Fan Festival will be at Centennial Olympic Park with giant screens and free entry. The Gulch Fan Village is adjacent to the stadium, and Piedmont Park in Midtown will host additional watch parties.

Incredible. Atlanta United FC broke MLS attendance records from day one, regularly drawing 45,000-72,000 fans. The city is passionate about soccer and the World Cup atmosphere at Mercedes-Benz Stadium will be electric.

Don't miss Atlanta's famous fried chicken (Busy Bee Cafe), peach cobbler, Varsity hot dogs, and soul food. For international cuisine, Buford Highway has incredible Korean, Vietnamese, Ethiopian, and Mexican restaurants.