Washington DC’s Bid to Host the 2026 World Cup

Washington DC’s Bid to Host the 2026 World Cup

The FIFA World Cup is coming to the U.S., Canada and Mexico in 2026. We're launching our bid to make DC a host city and we need your help.

Help add momentum to the movement by:

Following us on social @DC2026 (Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook)
Pledging your support by signing up for email updates at www.dc2026.org
Helping us spread the word by posting one of the images below to your social channels

To learn more about our #DC2026 pursuit, read here.

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