Mexico City

The most reliable way to the stadium, bypassing brutal traffic. Take the Metro Blue Line (Line 2) to Tasqueña, then transfer to the Tren Ligero.

The primary airport. Connected via Metro, but Uber or authorized taxis are highly recommended for safety and convenience with luggage.

Fast, cheap, and safe bus rapid transit with dedicated lanes. The absolute best way to travel up and down the massive Insurgentes corridor.

The most intimidating, historic stadium in the Americas. At 7,200ft altitude, hydrate heavily and walk slowly if you haven't acclimated.

Located north of the stadium. A stunning, historic, bohemian neighborhood. The perfect area to eat, drink, and rally before taking an Uber to the match.

A highly rated, world-class private hospital in the upscale Polanco district. Recommended for international tourists requiring emergency care.

Ubiquitous, highly reliable pharmacy chain. Many locations are 24 hours and have an adjacent doctor's office for immediate, cheap consultations.

Massive diplomatic compound on Reforma. Essential for the tens of thousands of American fans who will flood the capital for the tournament.

A legendary, chaotic, deeply authentic beer hall in the historic center. Cheap draft beer, excellent tacos, and aggressive football passion.

The main public square of Mexico City will host an official fan zone. The scale of the crowd here during El Tri matches will be absolutely biblical.

The lush, walkable epicenter of Mexico City's immense international expat community. Every European and South American match will be screened here.

Incredibly popular, hyper-aesthetic taqueria open late. The Tacos al Pastor and the smashed potatoes are absolutely mandatory after a night out.