Information for Fans: Dallas
Spain return to Dallas for a historic showdown with France as they bid for a place in the FIFA World Cup Final. Once again, the Texas city will be awash in red as thousands of supporters rally behind the national team for one of the biggest matches in its history.
La Roja will not be alone at this latest World Cup stop. Spanish fans will have access to several meeting points and a variety of activities organised by the Royal Spanish Football Federation (RFEF), creating a festive atmosphere in the hours leading up to kick-off.
Following the success of previous editions in Atlanta, Guadalajara, Los Angeles, and Spain's first visit to Dallas, Casa España will once again become the main gathering place for supporters. Admission is free, and the venue will be open on 13 and 14 July from 12:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. It will feature a giant screen showing the match, the official merchandise store, a food and beverage area, activities for the whole family, and an exhibition celebrating some of Spain's greatest achievements, including UEFA EURO 2024 and the 2010 FIFA World Cup trophy.
Casa España is located approximately 30 minutes on foot from downtown Dallas, across the Ronald Kirk Pedestrian Bridge (exact location available here).
Capacity is limited to 300 people at any one time. Free tickets can be downloaded via the Casa España ticket portal.
Fan Walk to the Stadium
The build-up to France vs Spain will also unfold on the streets of Dallas. In collaboration with FIFA and the host city, the RFEF has organised another Fan Walk, allowing supporters to make their way to the stadium together.
Fans will gather at The Boot at 11:00 a.m., with the walk departing at 11:30 a.m. towards the Outer Security Perimeter (OSP), where a large section of the Spanish support will assemble before the match.
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Please note: the activity may be cancelled in the event of rain.
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FIFA reminds supporters that all tickets must be managed through the FWC2026 Mobile Tickets app, which allows users to view, download and transfer tickets. For security reasons, final QR codes will only be activated a few hours before the stadium gates open.
Supporters are strongly encouraged to use public transport. The Trinity Railway Express (TRE) will connect downtown Dallas and Fort Worth with Centreport/DFW Airport Station, where free shuttle buses will transport ticket holders directly to the stadium.
The special transport service will begin five hours before kick-off and continue until three hours after the match.
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Stadium Entry Regulations
Only small transparent bags will be permitted inside the stadium. Food and beverages in containers larger than 100 millilitres are prohibited. All purchases inside the venue must be made by bank card, as the stadium is cashless.
Flags and banners will be allowed provided they comply with the maximum size restrictions and do not contain offensive, discriminatory or commercial messages.
The stadium gates will open three hours before kick-off.
Supporters can also enjoy the FIFA Fan Festival, located at the Fair Park Pavilion, where a wide range of entertainment and activities will be available for fans of all participating nations.
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