Stay. Play. Recharge.
Close to the action. Miles from the crowds.
This summer, the Seattle area will come alive as fans from around the world gather for one of the largest international soccer events on the planet.
Whether you’re here to cheer on your favorite team, explore the stunning landscapes of Washington State, or savor the flavors of the region, the Pacific Northwest offers the perfect home base for your stay.
Community Watch Parties
Seattle Dates
Mon, June 15: Belgium v Egypt
Fri, June 19: USA v Australia
Wed, June 24: Bosnia and Herzegovina/Italy/Northern Ireland/Wales v Qatar
Fri, June 26: Egypt v IR Iran
Wed, July 1: Match 82:
Group G winners v Group A/E/H/I/J third place
Mon, July 6: Match 94:
Winner match 81 v Winner match 82
TEAM USA
Friday, June 12: USA v Paraguay
Friday, June 19: USA v Australia
Thurs, June 25: Kosovo/Romania/Slovakia/Türkiye v USA
Plan Your Trip
To help you make the most of your time in the Pacific Northwest, we’ve crafted a collection of itineraries and local resources, including:
- Seattle Stadium Day Trips (how to travel from Port Ludlow, timing, routes & tips)
- 48 Hours on the Olympic Peninsula
- Family-Friendly Adventure Days
- Culinary Trails & Farm Visits
- Romantic Coastal Escapes
- Outdoor Recreation Guide: Trails, Kayaking, & Wildlife Tours
Whether you’re here for a few days or a full week between matches, you’ll find tailored ways to explore the best of the region at every pace.
Transportation
Port Ludlow is accessible to Seattle via the Bainbridge Island or Bremerton ferry routes and a short drive across the Hood Canal.
Considering car-less travel? Hop on our regional transit systems Jefferson Transit’s Kingston Express and walk on the Kingston / Seattle Fast Ferry.
Located northwest of Seattle on the calm shores of the Hood Canal, Port Ludlow blends convenience with tranquility. In about 90 minutes, you’ll go from city energy to a waterfront village close to the action yet miles from the crowds.
As a gateway to the Olympic Peninsula, Port Ludlow offers effortless access to the dramatic landscapes of Olympic National Park. And with the Bremerton Fan Zone nearby, you’re perfectly situated to enjoy both nature and celebration throughout your stay.
Explore Washington’s Best Between Matches
From mountain hikes to seaside villages, you’ll find unforgettable experiences across the Puget Sound and Olympic Peninsula.
- Relaxing outdoor adventures and golf courses
- Kayaking, sailing, and wildlife tours
- Wineries, breweries, and local tasting rooms
- Historic districts, artisan markets, and coastal towns
- The Olympic National Park’s iconic beaches, rainforests, and peaks
