LAS VEGAS DOESN'T HOST THE MATCHES. IT HOSTS THE PARTY.

June 11–July 19 

Matches will be held in 16 cities across the United States, Mexico and Canada.  

For the first time ever, 48 teams will participate in the event, increasing from the previous 32-team format. 

The championship match will be held on Sunday, July 19, at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey. 

Official hospitality package costs range from $5,300 to $73,000 per person, with the cheapest packages priced around $1,400 per person, per match. These packages include amenities like food, beverages and exclusive lounge access, but do not include boarding or airfare costs. 

However, a one-week stay in a Las Vegas resort during the tournament would likely cost only $392–$2,345, depending on the hotel. As Las Vegas is not an official host city, its hotels will not be subject to the price surges seen in host cities. 

While Las Vegas is not a host site for matches, it is expected to be a major hub for fans, with numerous viewing options available on the Strip and throughout the city.   

Las Vegas is close to multiple tournament match venues: About a 1-hour, 15-minute flight from Los Angeles; about a 90-minute flight from San Francisco; and less than three hours by air from Seattle and Dallas.