Coca-Cola and FIFA will bring the FIFA World Cup™ Trophy Tour to all 16 Host Cities as anticipation builds toward the FIFA World Cup 2026™
The tour will also visit 22 additional markets across Canada, Mexico and the US, extending fan celebrations across the three host countries
Globally, the FIFA World Cup™ Trophy Tour by Coca-Cola will visit 30 FIFA Member Associations
The Coca-Cola Company and FIFA have announced that the FIFA World Cup™ Trophy Tour by Coca-Cola will make 38 stops across Canada, Mexico and the United States, giving fans a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to see football’s most coveted prize - the original FIFA World Cup™ Trophy - in the lead-up to the highly anticipated FIFA World Cup 2026™.
As part of the global tour that began on January 3 in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, the North American leg will visit all 16 FIFA World Cup 2026™ Host Cities while also stopping in 22 additional markets, celebrating the growing excitement surrounding the biggest and most inclusive sporting event in history. The international tour, currently in Uzbekistan, will span 30 FIFA Member Associations.
The FIFA World Cup Trophy Tour by Coca-Cola will launch its North American journey in Mexico on February 26, beginning an unforgettable, continent-wide celebration of football.
The original FIFA World Cup™ Trophy will arrive in Mexico City before traveling to 10 cities across the country, including Guadalajara and Monterrey. Fans will experience immersive activations that celebrate Mexico’s passion for the game.
The tour will kick off in the United States on March 24 in Los Angeles, continuing with a 21-stop, coast-to-coast journey. Visiting all 11 US Host Cities and 10 additional major markets, the US leg will deliver interactive experiences and unique, up-close moments with the world’s most iconic trophy.
Beginning April 10 in Vancouver, the tour will continue through Canada, spanning seven cities and including a stop in Toronto. The Canadian journey will spotlight the country’s growing football culture and momentum ahead of the FIFA World Cup 2026.
Over the course of 75 tour days, the original FIFA World Cup Trophy will travel coast to coast across North America and around the world, offering fans unforgettable experiences and exclusive access to the most iconic symbol in global sport.
As a long-standing FIFA Partner, Coca-Cola holds the exclusive rights to the FIFA World Cup Trophy Tour by Coca-Cola, continuing a legacy of bringing fans closer to the game and its most celebrated prize.
FIFA World Cup Trophy Tour by Coca-Cola: North American Tour Schedule
Canada | Mexico | United States |
|---|---|---|
April 10-11: Vancouver | February 26-27: Mexico City | March 24-25: Los Angeles |
April 12: Calgary | February 28-March 2: Guadalajara | March 28: Las Vegas |
April 13: Winnipeg | March 4-5: León | March 29-30: San Francisco |
May 22: Montreal | March 6-7: Veracruz | April 1: Salt Lake City |
May 23: Halifax | March 9-10: Chihuahua | April 4: Portland |
May 24: Ottawa | March 11-12: Querétaro | April 5-6: Seattle |
May 25-26: Toronto | March 14-17: Monterrey | April 14-15: Chicago |
March 18-19: Puebla | April 17: St. Louis | |
March 20: Chichén Itzá | April 18-19: Kansas City | |
March 21-22: Mérida | April 25-26: Dallas | |
June 5-8: Mexico City (ahead of opening match) | 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 |
The FIFA World Cup Trophy Tour by Coca-Cola is set to also visit future FIFA World Cup and FIFA Women’s World Cup™ host nations including Morocco, Portugal, Spain, Saudi Arabia and Brazil. At each stop, local communities will have access to unique fan engagement opportunities, from immersive brand experiences and interactive football challenges to exclusive content with FIFA Legends. The 2026 tour marks 20 years of the FIFA World Cup Trophy Tour by Coca-Cola. Over this period, more than four million fans across 182 markets worldwide have participated.
For more information, visit cokeurl.com/trophy-tour and FIFA.com.