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The US Men's National Team will meet Belgium in Seattle on July 6, but the match is shadowed by expensive tickets, a red card for a key player, and a notable absence of political leaders. Meanwhile, Amazon's emissions rise, Boeing prepares for negotiations, and the Seattle Art Museum welcomes a new curator.
The Seattle Soccer House at Pacific Place will host a complimentary, all‑ages fan zone for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, featuring immersive zones, local food, and partnerships with major regional brands.
At Naval Air Station Coronado, the annual NASCAR‑linked event displayed an array of cutting‑edge military hardware, offering a rare glimpse into the capabilities of aircraft, vessels and autonomous systems.
President Donald Trump, dubbed the 'soccer president,' has been deeply involved in the 2026 World Cup's organization, yet his presence on the field remains absent, raising questions about the intersection of politics and sport.
Airline pilot Daniel Oordt, known as the "Oranje Suit Man," has turned his devotion to the Dutch national soccer team into a worldwide phenomenon, attending every match since 2015 while wearing a meticulously crafted orange outfit.
Seattle is distributing over 1,400 complimentary World Cup tickets to children and their caregivers, supported entirely by private sponsors and community organizations.
The upcoming World Cup matches in Seattle are projected to generate nearly $850 million for King County, while the city’s long‑standing soccer tradition and tech‑driven growth set the stage for a transformative summer.
The all‑ages venue, organized by SeattleFWC26 in partnership with major local brands, offers interactive experiences, family‑focused activities and unrestricted access to World Cup matches via the city’s largest outdoor screen.