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Getting Around San Francisco During FIFA World Cup 26™: Your Go-to Guide

Getting Around San Francisco During FIFA World Cup 26™: Your Go-to Guide
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Let Muni take you where you need to go. Explore the city and connect with soccer fans during FIFA World Cup 26™. Our teams at the SFMTA are here to help you enjoy FIFA World Cup 26™ festivities across the San Francisco Bay Area. Whether you’re visiting the city or a long-time local, you can count on us to get you where you want to go. Our operators at Muni are ready to get you to the city’s lively venues and local businesses. They’ll also connect you with the transit agencies that go directly to the World Cup Bay Area stadium. Our parking control officers will help keep traffic flowing and...



Published 2026-06-08T00:00:00Z
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