Los Angeles moves differently. It’s a city of wide streets, bold energy, and nonstop momentum, and it’s opening its doors to fans from around the world.
Wheel the World has partnered with Los Angeles to map out accessible experiences across the city, with verified details you can trust.
This way, your World Cup journey feels smoother, easier, and truly yours to enjoy.
Here's everything you need to know to plan your World Cup experience in LA!
The World Cup excitement doesn't stop at the stadium gates! From June 11 through July 19, ten neighborhood hubs across LA County come alive with live match screenings, local food, music, and the kind of crowd energy that reminds you why football is the world's game.
Wherever you're staying, there's a Fan Zone near you.
SoFi Stadium is committed to providing an accessible experience for everyone!
Mobility and seating
• Wheelchair-accessible seating is available throughout the stadium.
• Companion seating is available next to accessible seats.
• Elevators and ramps provide access across all levels.
• Guests may bring personal mobility devices.
Restrooms and facilities
• Accessible restrooms are available throughout the venue.
• Family restrooms are available for additional space and assistance.
Hearing & visual support:
• Closed captioning is available on stadium screens.
• Assistive Listening Devices may be available upon request.
• Braille signage is available in key areas.
Medical and guest support:
• First aid stations are available throughout the stadium.
• Medical equipment and supplies are permitted (exceptions to bag policies may apply).
• Guest Services teams are available to assist with accessibility needs.
Service animals
• Trained service animals are welcome.
• Relief areas are available; staff can provide directions.
Los Angeles public transportation makes it easy and accessible to get to SoFi Stadium whether you're arriving from the airport or heading out from anywhere across the county.
From the airport:
Take the FlyAway Bus from LAX directly to Union Station in downtown LA — all buses are equipped with wheelchair lifts. You can also request wheelchair-accessible taxis at the arrivals curb (look for the dark blue ACCESS sign), or book wheelchair-accessible rideshares through Uber or Lyft in advance.
Public transit:
LA Metro buses and rail lines are fully accessible, with ramps, lifts, elevators, and priority seating across the entire network. Reduced fares are available for riders with disabilities.
Getting to the stadium:
Take Metro rail to Inglewood or use the dedicated World Cup transit plan — LA Metro has a specific game-day guide for getting to SoFi Stadium accessibly.
Drop-off and rideshare:
Accessible drop-off zones are located near stadium entrances. Both Uber and Lyft offer wheelchair-accessible vehicle (WAV) options — book at least 48–72 hours in advance on match days.
LA is a big city:
Los Angeles is spread out. Plan your routes in advance using the Metro Trip Planner, and allow extra time on match days. Accessible routes between neighborhoods and fan zones vary, so check each venue ahead of your visit!
June 12 – USA vs Paraguay (Group D)
June 15, 2026 – Iran vs New Zealand (Group G)
June 18, 2026 – Switzerland vs Bosnia and Herzegovina (Group B)
June 21, 2026 – Belgium vs Iran (Group G)
June 25, 2026 – USA vs Türkiye (Group D)
June 28, 2026 – Round of 32
July 2, 2026 – Round of 32
July 10, 2026 – Quarterfinal
Los Angeles is a year-round destination, but late spring through early fall offers the most consistent weather.
The FIFA World Cup takes place in the summer, bringing long sunny days and a vibrant, citywide atmosphere that makes it an especially exciting time to visit.
Expect warm, sunny days and mild evenings. Temperatures are usually comfortable, but it can get hot during the day, especially inland. Layers, sunscreen, and hydration are key for staying comfortable.
During the FIFA World Cup summer months, temperatures typically range between 75°F and 90°F (24°C to 32°C), with cooler evenings, especially near the coast.
Los Angeles will host FIFA World Cup matches alongside a 39-day citywide celebration.
Join the FIFA Fan Festival at the LA Memorial Coliseum, with live match screenings, music, and food, and explore Fan Zones across the city, including locations like Venice Beach and Union Station.
Plan ahead and allow extra time to move around the city, especially on game days. Stay near public transportation or the stadium when possible, and prioritize places with verified accessibility features for a smoother experience.
Head to our full Los Angeles destination page to explore verified accessible stays, things to do, and travel tips. Everything you need for a smooth World Cup experience and beyond!
