The Road to FIFA Starts Here
In Summer 2026, Atlanta will host the world’s biggest sporting event. But our journey is already underway with lasting investments in safety, infrastructure, small business, and community pride. This isn’t just about soccer. It’s about showing up for Atlanta.
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How Atlanta Is Getting FIFA-Ready
From the streets to the stadiums, from local businesses to public parks, Atlanta is preparing for the world’s biggest sporting event with lasting investments that benefit us all.
As Atlanta prepares for FIFA, new investments in transportation and infrastructure are improving mobility now and strengthening the city for decades ahead.
FIFA-related investments are accelerating transportation and infrastructure improvements that benefit Atlanta today and for decades ahead.
Atlanta’s culture is taking the global stage through public art, music, and neighborhood-driven creative partnerships.
World Cup–driven investments are expanding opportunities for Atlanta’s small businesses, entrepreneurs, artists, and youth while keeping the impact local.
