June 11 – July 19, 2026. 48 nations · 104 matches · 16 cities. The free iOS app that turns the World Cup into watch parties on your block.
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Every host city has its own watch-party guide — official FIFA Fan Festival, stadium info, local pubs, neighbourhood tips, and the match schedule for that venue.

Hard Rock Stadium

MetLife Stadium

SoFi Stadium

Levi’s Stadium

AT&T Stadium

NRG Stadium

Arrowhead Stadium

Mercedes-Benz Stadium

Lincoln Financial Field

Gillette Stadium

Lumen Field
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FIFA World Cup 2026 is the 23rd edition of the tournament — the first co-hosted by three nations, the first with 48 teams, and the first with 104 matches across 39 days.
From June 11 (opening match in Mexico City) to July 19 (final at MetLife Stadium, New York/New Jersey), every host city becomes its own version of matchday — Brazilian samba in Miami, Mexican waves in Estadio Azteca, supporter pubs in Toronto. I'm In is how locals open the door and how visitors find their way in.
Forty-eight nations, sixteen cities, millions of fans traveling between them. The matches you'll remember don't happen in hotel bars — they happen in someone's backyard, on a bar patio, at a rooftop your friend's friend is hosting.
Create a watch party in under a minute. Charge for stadium ride-shares, neighbourhood food crawls, pre-game tailgates. Paid via Stripe Connect.
Filter watch parties by your team. Meet verified locals. Book paid experiences from people who actually live in the city.
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Dates, cities, tickets, and how I'm In fits in.
FIFA World Cup 2026 runs from June 11 to July 19, 2026. The opening match is at Estadio Azteca in Mexico City; the final is at MetLife Stadium in New York/New Jersey.
16 host cities across three countries — 11 in the United States, 2 in Canada (Toronto, Vancouver), and 3 in Mexico (Mexico City, Guadalajara, Monterrey).
48 national teams compete — expanded from 32 in previous tournaments. The format includes 12 groups of 4, with the top two from each group plus the eight best third-placed teams advancing to a 32-team knockout round.
Match tickets are sold exclusively through FIFA.com. Resale outside FIFA's official platform risks invalidation. Watch parties and FIFA Fan Festivals are free to attend.
I'm In is a free iOS app that aggregates local watch parties, fan zones, and meetups for the World Cup 2026 and beyond. Locals host. Visitors join. Everyone meets new people — verified profiles, public trust scores, real reviews.
Yes — each of the 16 host cities will host an official FIFA Fan Festival with public match viewing, food, music, and free entry. Specific venues vary; check the dedicated city page above for the latest official info.
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