Dallas World Cup bar guide: Where to watch by country
Dallas bars and restaurants offer specials and watch parties where local expats can cheer on their home teams.
Quest for the Cup
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Dallas bars prep for increased TABC patrols and underage stings during World Cup
Even with an influx of travelers from around the world, rules are rules, so says the TABC. Noted.
The USA-World Cup pipeline continues to run through FC Dallas
When the roster was leaked over the weekend, a player with Dallas connections stood out as perhaps the biggest American World Cup snub.
Can I tailgate at the World Cup or not? Conflicting reports keep causing confusion
We all just want to make our World Cup party plans, right? Here’s the real deal on what to expect.
‘This feels personal’: Beloved Dallas whale wall mural painted over for World Cup display
The life-sized whale mural was painted in 1999 as the 82nd installation of a nationwide campaign for marine conservation.
A local’s guide to Dallas’ best BBQ, Tex-Mex, steaks and chicken-fried steak
Dallas is built on beef, smoke, gravy and queso. If you’re visiting for the World Cup, skip the tourist traps and eat like a native.
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Dallas boosts anti-drone security ahead of 2026 World Cup in North Texas
Dallas has received over $50 million in federal grant funding for public safety initiatives ahead of the summer tournament.
How ‘No ICE in the Cup’ is turning World Cup hype into a fight for joy in Dallas
Dallas artist Angel Faz brings bold protest art to a national campaign pushing for safe, welcoming World Cup spaces free from fear and intimidation.
‘Could be a jump start’: Will the World Cup be a lifeline for Deep Ellum this summer?
Between Commerce Street construction and the seasonal summer blues, Deep Ellum staples like Will Call and Dusty’s are looking to FIFA fans to turn the tide.
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World Cup parking and tailgating will look, cost differently than at Cowboys’ games
We’re not in 1994 anymore, or 2009 for that matter. Parking at the World Cup could cost nearly as much as tickets to a match.
The 10 best World Cup songs of all time
The World Cup in North America has it’s first official song and there’s many more to come.
Dallas To Avoid Sky-High Transit Fees Plaguing Other FIFA World Cup Host Cities
Train tickets to New Jersey’s MetLife Stadium may cost more than $100 during the games, significantly more than the regular fare.
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Frustrated by Dallas World Cup Ticket Prices? Try a Houston Match
A short trip down the road could save you hundreds of dollars.
Soccer’s G.O.A.T. Might Play Twice in North Texas in the 2026 World Cup: Schedule
Soccer’s greatest-ever player could be soon playing two North Texas matches during what is likely his last World Cup.
The World Cup Price Surge: Why Dallas Diners Might Pay More This Summer
Locals might be in for a shock this summer when dinner out or delivery suddenly costs more.
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5 New Arlington Restaurant Openings Ahead of the World Cup
Fans heading to Arlington today for Opening Day have several new options for places to dine before or after the game.
Czechia, Sweden Teams, Fans To Call North Texas Home During World Cup
After defeating Poland in the play-in, Sweden will play Japan on June 25 at Dallas Stadium (Sorry, Arlington).
$16,000 for Pickleball: We Checked World Cup Airbnb Prices So You Don’t Have To
A family of five staying within a 10-minute walk of the matches may spend as much as $25,000 on a rental.
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A $2 Billion Soccer Wave Is About to Hit Dallas. Is Your Restaurant Ready?
We spoke with a hospitality expert about what restaurants should be thinking about ahead of the World Cup matches this summer.
Popular British Pub Expanding to Arlington in Time for World Cup
Restaurants are flocking to Arlington ahead of the World Cup.
Arlington Shores Up Plans For STRs, Foreign Delegations Ahead of World Cup
The city has a new system to regulate short-term rentals and office space set aside for international delegations.
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World Cup Host Cities Are Scrambling Due to Federal Funding Delays. Here’s Where Dallas Festivities Stand
Local officials have described a 34-day festival including concerts and watch parties that will be free to the public.