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Guide for Argentines heading to the 2026 World Cup: Dallas and Kansas City

Ready to cheer on the national team? With Argentina making its home debut in Dallas and Kansas City during the 2026 World Cup group stage, we put together this guide to help you plan your trip in the best way: how to get there, prices, where to stay, practical tips, and what to do beyond soccer.
Plus, you'll find recommendations from belo Travel and tips for paying with your belo Mastercard, the most convenient payment method for Argentine fans traveling abroad.
Matchday 1
Argentina vs. Algeria | Tuesday 06/16, 22:00 | Kansas City Stadium
Matchday 2
Argentina vs. Austria | Monday 06/22, 14:00 | Dallas Stadium
Matchday 3
Argentina vs. Jordan | Saturday 06/27, 23:00 | Dallas Stadium
How to get there from Argentina?
Direct flights to Dallas: from Buenos Aires (Ezeiza), American Airlines usually offers direct flights to Dallas/Fort Worth (DFW). Average price: USD 1,300–1,700 round trip (June 2026).
Layover in Miami: a popular option with Aerolíneas Argentinas, American Airlines, or Delta. From Miami there are frequent flights to Dallas and Kansas City. Average price: USD 1,100–1,500 round trip.
To Kansas City: There are no direct flights; travel via Miami, Dallas, Houston, or Atlanta. Typical Miami–Kansas City price: USD 250–400 round trip.
Where to stay? Recommended areas and prices
Dallas:
3-star hotel: USD 180–400 per night.
Best price at belo Travel:

Areas:
Downtown/Uptown: close to attractions and transportation.
Arlington: more affordable options, close to the stadium.
Deep Ellum: young vibe and nightlife.
⚡ Important: there are 14 places called “Dallas” in the United States. To be very clear: in this case we mean Dallas, in the state of Texas. Don’t get confused!
Kansas City
3-star hotel: USD 300–500 per night.
Best price at belo Travel:


Areas:
Downtown KC: central and close to Arrowhead Stadium.
Country Club Plaza: an elegant, shopping-friendly area.
Crossroads Arts District: art and food.
⚡ Important: the city of Kansas City is divided between two states: one belongs to the state of Kansas and the other, the larger and better-known one, to Missouri. In this case we mean Kansas City, Missouri, the official World Cup host city. Heads up!
Transportation costs in each city
City | Public transportation | Car rental | Uber/Taxi |
|---|---|---|---|
Dallas | DART: Single ticket USD 2.50 / Day pass USD 6 | From USD 50 per day | Short rides USD 12–20 |
Kansas City | Free streetcar / Bus USD 1.50 per ride | From USD 45 per day | Short rides USD 10–18 |
👉 Tip for paying for transportation and apps: With your belo Mastercard you can pay for Uber, Lyft, car rentals, and fuel directly in dollars or crypto, without Argentine taxes and without surprises in the exchange rate.
Stadiums: key information
AT&T Stadium (Dallas/Arlington)
Capacity: 80,000 (expandable to 100,000)
Features: indoor stadium, giant central screen, air conditioning, excellent visibility, and top-tier amenities.
Location: Arlington, 30 minutes from downtown Dallas.
Extra info: regular home of the NFL and international events.
Arrowhead Stadium (Kansas City, Missouri)
Capacity: 76,000 spectators
Features: famous for being the "loudest stadium in the world," excellent atmosphere, great visibility, and modern amenities.
Location: 15 minutes from downtown Kansas City.
Extra info: sports tradition and a festive atmosphere guaranteed.
What to do besides soccer?
Dallas
Dealey Plaza and JFK Museum
Dallas Arboretum & Botanical Garden
Bishop Arts District
Visit Fort Worth
Kansas City
Science City at Union Station
Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art
Swope Park
Local barbecue (BBQ)
To search for and book guides, tours, and activities, we recommend going through Civitatis + belo:
👉 Top things to do in Kansas City
Useful travel tips
Tickets: only through official FIFA channels.
Weather: very hot (around 30°C in June).
Payments: in the U.S. almost everything is card-based. With the belo Mastercard you pay 100% in digital dollars, avoiding local taxes on card dollars and without surprises when you return.
Cash: carry only for emergencies; it's hardly used.
Safety: tourist areas are safe, but always be alert.
Bonus Track: why is it worth traveling to the World Cup using the belo card?
You pay everything in digital dollars, with no withholdings or extra taxes.
You don't depend on the tourist dollar or the card rate.
It works perfectly in hotels, flights, stores, restaurants, transportation, and any other expense abroad.
Available in physical and virtual versions, ideal for online purchases like tickets, tours, or car rentals. Both are free and have no issuance or maintenance costs.
Total control from the app and 24/7 support.
Get your drums and jersey ready to experience the World Cup in two vibrant cities and enjoy the full experience!



