Lumen Field in Seattle, Washington is the northernmost venue in the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The stadium hosts group-stage and knockout matches in June and July 2026. The WorldCupPass group stage dates lists every Lumen Field fixture so fans in the Pacific Northwest can plan their World Cup experience.
Lumen Field holds about 69,000 fans and is home to the Seattle Seahawks and Seattle Sounders FC. The Sounders have one of the most passionate soccer fan bases in North America, and their supporters culture will translate directly into a vibrant World Cup atmosphere at this venue.
Lumen Field Group Stage Fixtures in June 2026
Group-stage matches at Lumen Field run through June 2026. The Pacific Time location means early afternoon ET kickoffs translate to mid-morning in Seattle. Most Lumen Field games have 2 PM or 3 PM PT kickoffs to capture East Coast prime-time slots.
Seattle’s weather in June and July is mild compared to other US host cities, which is a significant advantage. Temperatures typically stay in the 65 to 75 degree Fahrenheit range during match times. The open-air stadium benefits from Seattle’s famously comfortable summer climate.
Getting to Lumen Field for World Cup Matches
Lumen Field is walkable from downtown Seattle and connected to the Sound Transit light rail network. The International District/Chinatown station and Stadium station both serve the venue. Fans arriving from Seattle-Tacoma International Airport can take the light rail directly to the stadium without a car.
Lumen Field and World Cup Soccer in Seattle
Lumen Field in Seattle holds about 68,000 fans and sits in the city’s SoDo neighborhood near Puget Sound. The stadium is known for its covered design that traps crowd noise and makes it one of the loudest venues in North American sports. Seattle’s soccer culture runs deep. The city has supported professional soccer since the original NASL Sounders in the 1970s and MLS’s Seattle Sounders FC consistently sell out Lumen Field.
Seattle’s climate in June and July is mild and frequently overcast. Rain is possible but summer matches rarely see the heavy downpours common in fall and winter. Fans traveling to Seattle for World Cup matches can access Lumen Field by light rail from Seattle-Tacoma International Airport. The ride from the airport to the stadium area takes about 30 minutes. Seattle also offers strong options for seafood, coffee, and tourism around match days.
The Seattle metro area has significant hotel capacity but World Cup dates will push demand high. Pioneer Square, Capitol Hill, and the waterfront neighborhoods are all within easy reach of the stadium. Book accommodation well in advance for both group-stage and knockout match dates.
