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Seattle 2026 World Cup: Match Schedule & Fan Experience Guide

The world is coming to Lumen Field. As one of the Pacific Northwest host venues for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, Seattle is set to host 6 matches, including a Round of 16 fixture on July 4. The venue welcomes USA, Germany, South Korea, Canada, Iraq, Qatar, and Jordan to the home of the Sounders and Seahawks. Whether you are a local fan in the Pacific Northwest or traveling in from across the West Coast, having a reliable, easy-to-read schedule is essential.

To help you follow every match at Lumen Field, we built a free Seattle 2026 World Cup Printable Schedule (PDF). The low-ink design fits all 4 group-stage games plus the Round of 32 and Round of 16 fixtures on a single sheet, sized for the fridge or a clipboard at the watch party.

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Lumen Field Match Schedule

2026 World Cup Schedule Printable Seattle

Lumen Field hosts 4 group-stage matches across Groups B, D, and E, plus 2 knockout fixtures including a Round of 16 on July 4. Highlights include the USA’s third group game vs Iraq, both Germany Group B matches at Lumen, and South Korea’s Group E opener.

Seattle is in the Pacific Time zone (PT); Eastern Time (ET) is +3 hours.

Date Matchup Round Kickoff (Local / ET) TV/Stream
Sun, Jun 14South Korea vs QatarGroup E12:00 PM PT / 3:00 PM ETFS1
Wed, Jun 17Germany vs JordanGroup B6:00 PM PT / 9:00 PM ETFOX
Sat, Jun 20United States vs IraqGroup D6:00 PM PT / 9:00 PM ETFOX
Tue, Jun 23Germany vs CanadaGroup B6:00 PM PT / 9:00 PM ETFOX
Mon, Jun 29Winner Group B vs Runner-up Group DRound of 326:00 PM PT / 9:00 PM ETFOX
Sat, Jul 4TBD vs TBDRound of 1612:00 PM PT / 3:00 PM ETFOX

Kickoff times subject to change by FIFA. Knockout teams confirmed once group stage results conclude.

Fan Experience & Official FIFA Fan Festival

Beyond the matches at Seattle Stadium (Lumen Field), the heart of the tournament atmosphere will be spread across multiple official fan zones throughout the city.

  • Fan Fest Location: Seattle Center hosts the Let’s Play SEA ’26 celebration, with additional fan zones at Seattle Soccer House (Pacific Place), Waterfront Park, and Victory Hall.
  • What to Expect: Live broadcasts of every tournament match on large screens, cultural performances, interactive installations, and local food vendors.
  • Entry: Free general admission.
  • Hours: Active across the tournament from June 11 to July 19, 2026, with hours varying by site.
  • Official Fan Fest Website: FIFA Fan Festival (official)

Pro-Tip: Lumen Field sits in the SoDo district right at the Link light rail Stadium Station. Seattle Center is a short monorail ride from downtown’s Westlake Station.

Stadium Logistics: Getting to Seattle Stadium (Lumen Field)

  • Venue: Seattle Stadium (Lumen Field), 800 Occidental Avenue South, in the SoDo district just south of downtown.
  • Transit: Take Link light rail to Stadium Station, steps from the gates, or walk about 15 minutes from downtown. Sounder commuter trains also serve event days.
  • Parking: SoDo parking is limited and pricey on event days, so Link light rail is strongly recommended.
  • Stadium Policies: Expect a clear-bag policy, airport-style security screening, and cashless concessions, consistent with FIFA venue standards.

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Venue Spotlight: Lumen Field

  • Capacity: ~69,000 (tournament configuration)
  • Surface: Natural grass overlay (FIFA-mandated)
  • Opening Year: 2002
  • Key Feature: Home of the Seattle Seahawks and Sounders FC; one of the loudest stadiums in the NFL with the famed ’12s’ fan base

Located in the SoDo neighborhood just south of downtown, Lumen Field is the home of the NFL’s Seahawks and MLS’s Sounders FC, and one of the most enthusiastic soccer markets in North America. For the 2026 tournament the venue installed a hybrid natural grass overlay (replacing the FieldTurf surface) and expanded its hospitality footprint to meet FIFA standards. Sound Transit Link light rail runs directly to the Stadium station, with dedicated FIFA shuttle service from downtown Seattle, Bellevue, and SeaTac Airport on match days. For more local detail, see the official FIFA Seattle host city page.

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Seattle Host City FAQ

  • How many World Cup games are in Seattle? Seattle hosts 6 matches at Lumen Field: 4 group-stage games plus 2 knockouts (Round of 32 on June 29 and Round of 16 on July 4, 2026).
  • Where is the FIFA Fan Festival in Seattle? The official FIFA Fan Festival for Seattle will be located at Seattle Center near the Space Needle, with live screenings of every match, food vendors, and concerts. Final hours and schedule confirmed closer to the tournament.
  • What is the best way to get to Lumen Field? Sound Transit Link light rail runs directly to the Stadium station, a short walk from Lumen Field. Dedicated FIFA shuttle service from downtown Seattle, Bellevue, and SeaTac Airport will run on match days. Driving and parking around the SoDo district will be heavily restricted.

2026 World Cup Resources and Hub

Stay updated with everything happening across the tournament. Check out our specialized guides:

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