DFW also secured the International Broadcast Center to host media from around the world.
Securing the broadcast center ensures North Texas is highlighted globally throughout the tournament, even on days when no games are played at AT&T Stadium. And with the tournament schedule set, local officials can also begin planning fan festivals. The primary event will happen at Dallas’ Fair Park, but Arlington’s entertainment district, Fort Worth, Frisco and other cities will also host some events.
They’ll need some help, too, from those interested in volunteering.
“Volunteers are the backbone of every major sporting event we host in Dallas,” the Dallas Sports Commission’s FIFA website reads. “The 2026 FIFA World Cup will bring the world to our city and we want our famous Texas Hospitality on full display.”
To be eligible, you must:
Official volunteer registration applications open Aug. 11. For more information about volunteering, click here.
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