Seattle is one of 16 host cities selected across North America for the FIFA World Cup 2026. Six matches are scheduled at Lumen Field between June 15 and July 6. The tournament is expected to bring a ...

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Sound Transit is preparing to welcome 2026 FIFA World Cup Seattle soccer attendees by running additional service in June and ...

The Seattle Department of Transportation announced it will temporarily pause projects in high-traffic areas starting June 8.

We are less than 100 days away from the FIFA World Cup here in Seattle! This means public transit is putting final touches on ...

The money — part of a $100 million Federal Transit Administration expenditure — will help expand transit service to meet demand from World Cup crowds.

Sound Transit is preparing for a massive influx of visitors for Seattle's "Summer of Soccer." There will be increased routes and late night service during the FIFA World Cup 2026.

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