About the FIFA Club World Cup 2025
This edition is the first time the United States is hosting the Club World Cup, with six matches at Lumen Field in Seattle June 15 – 25.
Seattle expects between 100,000 and 150,000 visitors over the 10 days the event is in the city.
We anticipate each match will have similar crowd levels to a Seahawks game or a major concert at Lumen Field.
Riding transit during the tournament
- Additional service will be available after matches to ensure passengers have a safe and comfortable experience.
- International District/Chinatown Station will have additional Sound Transit staff on-site to help passengers navigate our system.
- Signage will indicate the best routes for people navigating from the station to the stadium. Keep your eye on the ball!
Riding Sound Transit for the first time?
- Use our trip planner to plan your ride.
- ORCA is the easiest way to pay your fare.
- Get information on do's and don'ts while riding our system.
- Looking to visit other popular destinations while in Seattle? Start here!
Special event service
Botafogo vs. Sounders FC
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CA River Plate vs. Urawa Red Diamonds
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Sounders FC vs. Atlético de Madrid
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Inter Milan vs. Urawa Red Diamonds
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Sounders FC vs. Paris Saint-Germain
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[ Plan ahead ]
Plan your journey
Planning your trip? Check out our Ride With Us page to learn more about paying fares, how to ride, and having a great ride.
Stay behind the yellow line
Stations will be busy before and after the match, so stay aware of your surroundings. Step back and look up to ensure you're safely away from where the trains will be.
Safety and security
Did you know you can text the Sound Transit Security Desk to report anything amiss on board your train or at your station? The number is (206) 398-5268, and security monitors the text line 24/7.