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Brazil, June 24 – July 25, 2027
Follow the USWNT, with every detail handled
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We organize your itinerary
The US women head to Brazil chasing a record fifth world title. From the first group match on June 24 to the Final at the Maracanã in Rio de Janeiro on July 25, 2027, we plan your trip around them. Packages start from $2,585 per person and include hand-picked hotels, transfers, city tours and fan parties.
Your itinerary starts with your preferences: the matches you most want to see, the knockout rounds you don’t want to miss and the cities you’d like to explore along the way. Tell us your preferred hotel category, the pace that suits you and how many days you have, and our team takes it from there. Every detail is coordinated, with time built in to rest and enjoy Brazil, so the trip runs itself once you land. We do the planning, you do the cheering.
From June 24 to the Final at the Maracanã in Rio on July 25, 2027, we plan your trip to follow the USWNT in Brazil. Packages from $2,585 per person include hotels, transfers, city tours and fan parties. Tell us your matches, cities and preferred pace, and we take it from there.
2027 Women's World Cup packages
24 June – 9 July, 2027
24 June – 9 July, 2027
19 – 26 July, 2027
24 June – 26 July, 2027
24 June – 26 July, 2027
Why travel with us
We take care of you from the moment your plane lands in Brazil until we say our farewells. Along with tour directors on the ground, you have a 24/7 phone and WhatsApp line to our operations office. Whatever comes up, someone is there to handle it for you.
Our groups are around 50+ soccer fans: couples, friends, families and solo travelers. Traveling on your own? You will be in good company, and we can match you with another solo guest to share a room if you wish. Many guests leave with new friends.
We specialize in customizable tours that take you to the most fascinating places in each city. We select only the best guides, so between matches you can enjoy the most scenic views, take part in top-tier tastings and discover hidden gems at a comfortable pace.
We are experts in soccer travel and major sporting events. We have brought 6,000+ fans to the 2023 Women's World Cup, the Men's World Cup in 2018, 2022 and 2026, Euro 2024 and the Champions League. See what they say in our reviews below and on Trustpilot.
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Brazil is an incredible place to watch soccer, and we plan every trip with your safety and comfort in mind, at every step, not just the exciting parts.
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Full schedule
| Stage | Dates | Cities |
|---|---|---|
| Group stage | June 24 – July 9 | All host cities |
| Round of 16 | July 11–14 | TBA |
| Quarter-finals | July 17–18 | TBA |
| Semi-finals | July 20–21 | São Paulo · Rio de Janeiro |
| 3rd place | July 24 | São Paulo |
| Final | July 25 | Rio de Janeiro · Maracanã |
The match schedule by city is confirmed after the final draw. Get the USA's route first →
Brazil essentials
The Maracanã is one of the most iconic stadiums in the world — a cathedral of soccer that has hosted two World Cup Finals (1950 and 2014) and the 2016 Olympic Games. In 2027 it will stage the Women's World Cup Final on July 25, giving the tournament its ultimate showpiece in the most legendary soccer venue in South America.
Home of Sport Club Corinthians Paulista, the Neo Química Arena is São Paulo's premier modern soccer stadium. Built for the 2014 World Cup, it hosted the tournament's opening match and is one of Brazil's most atmospheric venues. In 2027 it will host the first Semifinal of the Women's World Cup on July 20, making São Paulo — Brazil's largest city — the penultimate battleground of the tournament.
Named after the legendary Brazilian soccer player Mané Garrincha, this spectacular stadium in Brazil's capital was fully rebuilt for the 2014 World Cup and is renowned for its dramatic shell-like roof. Sitting in the heart of the planned capital city, it represents the political and cultural center of Brazil and will host group-stage and Round of 16 matches.
The Mineirão is one of Brazil's most storied stadiums — known worldwide as the site of the infamous "Mineirazo" in the 2014 World Cup (Brazil 1–7 Germany). Renovated for that tournament, the iconic venue in Belo Horizonte hosts the 2nd Semifinal on July 22 as well as a quarterfinal and group-stage matches, making it one of the most important venues of the 2027 tournament.
Located in the vibrant coastal city of Fortaleza, the Arena Castelão was refurbished for the 2013 Confederations Cup and the 2014 World Cup. Known for its electric atmosphere and the passionate soccer culture of the Northeast, it also hosted matches during the 2016 Olympics. In 2027 it brings the Women's World Cup to one of Brazil's most beloved soccer cities.
Beira-Rio, home of Sport Club Internacional, is one of Brazil's most beautiful stadiums, sitting right on the banks of the Guaíba river. Renovated for the 2014 World Cup, the venue in Brazil's southernmost major city offers a stunning backdrop for soccer. Porto Alegre is known for its strong European heritage and passionate sporting culture, and will welcome the world's best women's teams in 2027.
Arena Pernambuco, built for the 2014 World Cup in the metropolitan area of Recife, is a modern open-air stadium in the vibrant Northeast of Brazil. Recife and its twin city Olinda are known for their rich Afro-Brazilian cultural heritage, colonial architecture, and famous Carnival. The arena brings the Women's World Cup to one of Brazil's most colorful and culturally rich regions.
Arena Fonte Nova in Salvador, Bahia is one of the most striking stadiums built for the 2014 World Cup — its distinctive open upper tier gives the stadium a unique look and connects the crowd to Salvador's open sky. Set in the heart of Brazil's most Afro-Brazilian city, known for its music, Candomblé traditions and spectacular Carnival, Fonte Nova offers a unique and deeply cultural backdrop for Women's World Cup soccer in 2027.
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