118 Days to Go!

The Bank Grift

In what appears to be another moment in the “planned negligence” of the 2026 World Cup, Wells Fargo, Chase, Bank of America, and Capital One ran poorly organized “special access promotions” for World Cup tickets to select customers. I was able to obtain two tickets via Bank of America, but only after loggin back in two hours later. The overwhelming majority of you couldn’t even access the main page of the portals of these banks. The frustration on how the sale of these tickets is being handle is only increasing as the days count down to the start of the tournament.

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Additional Stories

• SEPTA (Philadelphia Metro) is getting ready for the World Cup…

• Amtrak recommends you book your travels as soon as possible…

• Houston focusing on improving trail and transit routes for fans…

• Vancouver is looking to ban ICE agents from being present at BC Place…

• Local ATL orgs urge the govt to prevent previous mistakes of displacement…

• No surprise, you have to be careful with shady Airbnb’s changing their rates on you…

• Los Angeles is planning a more “spread-out” Fan Festival-like activations…

• To no one’s surprise…tickets have surged in price in the resale markets…

• New LATAM flights connecting Buenos Aires to Miami (travel deal)

I’ve partnered with Absolut Sport to offer travel packages for next summer, with packages to matches of the Mexican National team back available! Please understand that Absolut Sport does not sell tickets alone - you must purchase the package in its entirety. If you are interested, please email me for more more information. Absolut Sport are Official Travel Partners with CONMEBOL, and have years of experience in the sports tourism industry.