NYC Travel Guide 2026 | FIFA World Cup & Hidden Gems
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The World's Stage for 2026
New York City is buzzing in 2026 as it prepares to host major matches for the FIFA World Cup. The city has undergone significant transit upgrades to handle the millions of football fans heading to MetLife Stadium.
But beyond the sports, NYC's cultural scene is more vibrant than ever, with new Broadway hits and a reimagined waterfront in Brooklyn.
Navigating the FIFA World Cup 2026
The World Cup Fan Zone at Central Park is set to be the largest in history. For those with tickets at MetLife Stadium, the 'Soccer Express' shuttle from Penn Station provides a seamless 20-minute transit experience.
The High Line Extension: Now Reaching the River
The iconic High Line has been extended further north, connecting directly to the Hudson River Park's new floating islands. It's the perfect spot for a sunset walk far above the city traffic.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q.Where should I stay for the World Cup in NYC?
Answer:Midtown West offers the best access to transport hubs, but Long Island City is a great budget-friendly alternative with quick subway access to Manhattan.