FIFA World Cup Trophy Tour Comes to Oklahoma City: A Unique Opportunity for Soccer Enthusiasts
Soccer enthusiasts in Oklahoma City had the unique opportunity to see the prestigious FIFA World Cup Trophy up close as part of the FIFA World Cup 2026 Trophy Tour. This global tour, organized by FIFA and Coca-Cola, includes 75 stops in various countries, including the USA. The U.S. leg of the tour, which runs until June 3, features 21 cities, with Oklahoma City being one of them.
Oklahoma City Mayor David Holt expressed excitement about the growing influence of soccer in the city, highlighting investments in new stadiums, youth soccer facilities, and futsal courts. While Oklahoma City may not have a stadium to host World Cup games, its proximity to Kansas City and Dallas positions it well for residents and visitors to attend matches in neighboring cities.
The FIFA World Cup Trophy made its stop in Oklahoma City on April 22 and April 23 at Lower Scissortail Park, offering fans a chance to see the iconic trophy in person. Mayor Holt emphasized the significance of having such a renowned trophy in the city, noting the excitement surrounding soccer in the United States.
Admission to the Trophy Tour is free, but attendees need to secure a timed-entry ticket in advance due to limited capacity. Tickets can be obtained through the tour's website. Don't miss this opportunity to witness the FIFA World Cup Trophy in Oklahoma City!