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Transportation
Seattle is one of the only FWC26 host cities with a stadium in the heart of downtown—That means fans can walk, bike, hop on bus, street car or even a ferry to get to the match or fan celebration without ever needing a car.
Seattle Stadium: One of the Most Accessible World Cup Venues in North America
Seattle is one of the few FIFA World Cup 2026 host cities with a stadium in the heart of downtown, allowing fans to walk, bike, or take buses, trains, and ferries to matches.
Link Light Rail and Metro Bus drops fans steps from the stadium gates, and the stadium is easily reachable on foot from Downtown, stadium-adjacent neighborhoods like Pioneer Square and the Chinatown International District, or the revitalized Waterfront.
Whether you're a local, or a visitor arriving from across the globe, getting to the match is one of the easiest and best parts of the experience — no car required.
Seattle Trip Planning
Arriving in Seattle
There are many ways to arrive in Seattle: by air, train, bus, ferry, or car. See how each option connects with the accommodation zones in our region.
Getting Around Seattle
The Seattle region has many transportation options. See more information about transportation options at each accommodation zone: the local transit hub(s), how to get to/from Seattle Stadium, downtown Seattle, and the Fan Celebration, and links to local transit operators that serve each accommodation zone.
Fares / Access / Agency Info
Find out more about fares in the Seattle region, including everything about the ORCA card – the best way to pay for transit in the region. Learn about accessibility, shared bicycle and scooter options, the transit agencies in the region, and find links to local and state tourism information.
AccessMap
Personalized, accessible trip planning for all. AccessMap provides customized directions for Seattle pedestrians and wheelchair users looking to avoid hills, construction sites, and other accessibility barriers.
Access Transportation
A specialized, door-to-door paratransit service for people with disabilities who are unable to use regular fixed-route transit. Access helps customers ride to many local destinations within the King County Metro service area.
Wheel the world
Wheel the World has partnered with Seattle to map out accessible journeys verified by our experts, to make your game day experience one of ease. Book hotels and find experiences with all the accessibility details you need.
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