
Travel Tips for Following England through the 2026 World Cup Group Stages
As anticipation builds for the 2026 World Cup, England supporters are gearing up for an unforgettable experience following their team through the Group Stages. This is your ultimate travel checklist to ensure you make the most of this incredible journey, and with Sportsworld handling the details, you can travel stress-free!
Strategic Planning: Let Us Handle the Details
Planning a trip for such a monumental event can be daunting, but that’s where Sportsworld comes in. We offer comprehensive packages that cover flights, accommodations, local transportation, pre-match functions and much more. This allows you to focus on what matters most – cheering on the Three Lions!
Visas & Entry Requirements
Before you pack your bags, check the visa requirements for traveling to the U.S. Most visitors will need an ESTA (Electronic System for Travel Authorization) to enter America. Ensure your passport is valid for at least six months beyond your travel date. If you’re unsure about the requirements, you can find out more information on the gov website.
Getting Between Host Cities
Traveling between host cities is a breeze with Sportsworld! Depending on your package, we take care of all your transportation needs, whether through ground transportation or internal flights. For reference, the distance from Dallas to Boston is approximately 1,200 miles, while Boston to New York is around 215 miles. Rest assured, we’ve got you covered for smooth travel between these incredible cities.
Alternative Stadium Names
It’s important to note that several stadiums will temporarily change their names due to sponsorship rules during the World Cup. So, keep in mind that road signs or map apps may show a different name than what’s on your ticket. For example:
- Gillette Stadium will become Boston Stadium
- MetLife Stadium will become New York New Jersey Stadium
- AT&T Stadium will become Dallas Stadium



Connectivity & Technology
Staying connected while traveling is essential. Consider purchasing a local SIM card or an international roaming plan to keep your phone operational. Additionally, remember to pack a U.S. plug adapter for your devices, as the U.S. uses a different type of socket. Download important apps, such as local transport services and navigation tools, to help you navigate your new surroundings seamlessly.
Weather Preparation
The weather can vary significantly across the U.S. during the World Cup. In June, expect warm temperatures in Dallas, with highs of around 34 degrees Celsius and lows of around 22. While New York and Boston might bring a mix of summer heat and occasional rain, temperatures typically ranging between 18-22 degrees Celsius. Be sure to pack layers, comfortable clothing, and a light rain jacket so you’re prepared for any weather conditions.
Local Tips for Dallas, New York, and Boston
Dallas



Dive into the local cuisine by trying some authentic Tex-Mex and barbecue. The vibrant nightlife and cultural attractions like the Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza are worth a visit. Public transport is accessible, but consider rideshare apps for convenience.
New York



Make the most of your time by exploring iconic sites such as Times Square, Central Park, and local eateries in various neighbourhoods. The subway is a quick way to get around, but always be mindful of peak hours.
Boston



Rich in history, Boston offers the Freedom Trail, a must-see for any visitor. Don’t miss out on fresh seafood, particularly clam chowder! The MBTA subway system is efficient, providing easy access to different parts of the city.
With careful planning and preparation, following England at the 2026 World Cup will be an extraordinary adventure. Don’t leave anything to chance and let Sportsworld take care of your travel needs.