Seattle Center to host Washington’s largest and most interactive non-stadium fan experience

PTOI, RAVE, and SeattleFWC26 stand on the new mini-pitch at Chief Leschi School.

Hundreds of people streamed through Westlake Park on a mildly sunny day to participate in the Seattle World Cup Committee’s (SeattleFWC26) watch party. The Downtown Seattle Association hosted the Westlake viewing party in partnership with the Rave Foundation, Reign FC, and the Seattle Sounders FC.

RAVE Foundation announces intention to double the initial goal of building 26 soccer mini-fields to 52 total fields, with the target date of completion in time for FIFA World Cup 2026™.

In anticipation of the World's Game coming to the US and Seattle, Seattle soccer legend Kasey Keller shared some of his memories and perspectives about what it’s like to play in a World Cup environment, how Seattle became such a welcoming home for US Men's National Team, and what Seattle fans should expect when the world arrives in 2026!

Civic, community, environmental, transit, and climate leaders gathered at Lumen Field on April 29th to participate in a multi-sector discussion on how to advance a true sustainability agenda for both the six matches that will be played in Seattle as well as the lasting investments the games can leave for regional environmental preservation.

Join SeattleFWC26 and our partners this summer at watch parties for the COPA America tournament and the Paris Olympic Games.

Seattle FIFA World Cup 26™ Local Organizing Committee (LOC) CEO Peter Tomozawa recently joined leaders from Legacy Supporter Puyallup Tribe of Indians (PTOI), RAVE Foundation, and Seattle Sounders FC to break ground on a mini-pitch at the tribe’s Chief Leschi Schools.

A team of local experts champion inclusivity and diversity, transportation, security, and a deep commitment to legacy.

At the two year countdown to the FIFA World Cup 26, FIFA releases updated match schedule showing teams’ possible pathways to the final.