Women's World Cup 2027

Brazil 2027

Women’s World Cup Experience

Rio de Janeiro • Brasília • Fortaleza

Tentative Dates

Start in Rio: June 28/29–July 14, 2027

Start in Brasilia: July 4/5 - July 9

Start in Fortaleza: July 9 - July 14/18

Experience the excitement of the 2027 Women’s World Cup while discovering three remarkable regions of Brazil.

This guided experience is designed around opportunities to attend up to seven World Cup matches:

Two group-stage matches in Rio de Janeiro
Two group-stage matches in Brasília
Up to three matches in Fortaleza
Possible Fortaleza matches include two Round-of-16 games and a quarterfinal

On non-match days, participants will explore Brazil’s famous landmarks, distinctive regional cultures, historic destinations and beautiful beaches.

The experience is tentatively scheduled to begin in Rio de Janeiro before continuing to Brasília and Fortaleza.

Final travel arrangements may be adjusted after FIFA announces kickoff times and participating teams.

Discover Brazil Through Soccer

Brazil is widely considered the spiritual home of soccer. Attending the Women’s World Cup here offers an extraordinary opportunity to experience elite international competition in one of the world’s most passionate soccer cultures.

The Wagner Experience combines the excitement of the tournament with guided cultural travel through three very different parts of Brazil:

The iconic scenery and energy of Rio de Janeiro
The architecture and culture of Brasília and Central Brazil
The beaches and coastal lifestyle of Fortaleza

Participants will travel with bilingual leadership, local knowledge and organized support throughout the experience.

Preliminary Itinerary

Host City: Rio de Janeiro

June 28/29–July 4 (Tour Could Commence Here)

The journey begins in Rio de Janeiro, home of the legendary Maracanã Stadium.

Surrounded by mountains, beaches and tropical forest, Rio offers an unforgettable combination of soccer, culture and natural beauty.

Participants will have opportunities to attend two group-stage matches while exploring many of the city’s most famous attractions.

Rio experiences may include:

Two Women’s World Cup group-stage matches
Christ the Redeemer
Sugarloaf Mountain
Maracanã Stadium
Copacabana Beach
Ipanema Beach
Historic Downtown Rio

Brazilian food, music and culture

Host City: Brasília

Approximately July 4–9 (Tour Could Commence Here)

From Rio de Janeiro, the group will fly to Brasília for two additional group-stage matches at Estádio Nacional.

Brasília is Brazil’s national capital and a UNESCO World Heritage city known for its distinctive modernist architecture.

Brasília experiences may include:

Two Women’s World Cup group-stage matches
National Congress
Cathedral of Brasília
Three Powers Plaza
JK Memorial
Monumental Axis
Local markets, restaurants and cultural attractions

The Brasília portion may also include an overnight excursion to either Pirenópolis or Goiânia.

Pirenópolis

Pirenópolis is a historic colonial town known for its cobblestone streets, colorful architecture, traditional culture and nearby waterfalls. It offers a relaxing introduction to the history and natural beauty of Central Brazil.

Goiânia

Goiânia is the vibrant capital of Goiás. An overnight visit would introduce participants to regional cuisine, parks, markets, music and everyday Brazilian city life.

The final regional excursion will be selected based on group interests, match times and transportation logistics.

Host City: Fortaleza

Approximately July 9–14 (July 18 if attending Quarterfinal on July 17)

The experience concludes in Fortaleza, one of Brazil’s most vibrant coastal cities and a host of both group-stage and knockout-round matches.

Participants may attend as many as three matches at Arena Castelão:

Round-of-16 match on July 10
Round-of-16 match on July 13
Quarterfinal on July 17

Between matches, participants will experience Fortaleza’s beaches, waterfront neighborhoods, cultural attractions and relaxed northeastern Brazilian lifestyle.

Fortaleza experiences may include:

Praia do Futuro
Beira-Mar waterfront promenade
Meireles
Dragão do Mar Cultural Center
Local markets and artisan fairs
Regional seafood and northeastern Brazilian cuisine
Beach and relaxation days
Optional coastal excursions
Optional visit to Beach Park in Aquiraz

Beach Park – Aquiraz (Add-on Program. Not included)

Located just outside Fortaleza, Beach Park is one of the largest water parks in Latin America.

Highlights include:

• Oceanfront attractions and water slides
• Beachfront restaurants and lounges
• Beautiful tropical beaches

Beach Park provides a fun and relaxing experience along Brazil’s northeastern coast.

Tentative Schedule

June 28 or 29

Arrival in Rio de Janeiro and welcome activities

June 30

First Rio de Janeiro group-stage match

July 1–2

Rio sightseeing and cultural activities

July 3

Second Rio de Janeiro group-stage match

July 4

Travel from Rio de Janeiro to Brasília

July 5

Brasília city tour and cultural activities

July 6

First Brasília group-stage match

July 7

Regional excursion to Pirenópolis or Goiânia

July 8

Second Brasília group-stage match

July 9

Flight from Brasília to Fortaleza

July 10

Fortaleza Round-of-16 match

July 11–12

Fortaleza tourism, beaches and optional excursions

July 13

Second Fortaleza Round-of-16 match

July 14–16

Tourism, cultural activities, beaches and free time

July 17

Fortaleza quarterfinal

July 18

Departure from tour

This is a preliminary schedule. Dates, activities and travel arrangements may change after FIFA announces kickoff times and participating teams.

Note: You may choose to join the tour from the beginning, In Rio de Janeiro or in Fortaleza.

Program Highlights:

Opportunities to attend up to seven Women’s World Cup matches
Three Brazilian World Cup host cities
Group-stage and knockout-round match opportunities
Guided sightseeing and cultural experiences
Beaches and coastal culture
Possible overnight experience in Pirenópolis or Goiânia
Bilingual guides and chaperones
Local expertise and support
Organized domestic travel between program cities
Optional continuation to Natal

Estimated Program Cost:

Final package pricing will be announced after accommodations, transportation and the complete itinerary are confirmed.

Current planning estimates are:

Rio de Janeiro: Approximately $250 per person per day
Brasília Region: Approximately $215 per person per day
Fortaleza: Approximately $225 per person per day

Single-occupancy pricing will be available at an additional cost.

Daily estimates may vary depending on accommodations, group size, transportation requirements and selected activities.

Included in the Program Cost:

Accommodations in Rio de Janeiro, Brasília and Fortaleza
Double or family occupancy
Daily breakfast
Bilingual guides and chaperones
Transportation during scheduled programming
Scheduled airport transfers within Brazil
Guided sightseeing and cultural activities included in the itinerary
Full program coordination
Group preparation and logistical support before departure
Assistance coordinating domestic flights and World Cup ticket purchases

Accommodations may include hotels, apartments or houses, depending on location and group size.

Not Included:

International airfare
Domestic airfare within Brazil
Women’s World Cup match tickets
Transportation outside scheduled programming
Meals not included in the itinerary
Optional tours and activities
Passport or entry-related expenses
Personal purchases
Travel insurance

World Cup match tickets will be purchased separately through FIFA’s official ticketing process. Match attendance is subject to ticket availability.

Why Travel With The Wagner Experience?

The Wagner Experience combines organized international travel with meaningful cultural immersion.

Participants benefit from:

Bilingual leadership
Extensive personal experience traveling and working throughout Brazil
Deep local relationships and regional knowledge
Carefully planned group programming
Preparation and communication before departure
A focus on soccer, culture and education
Support navigating transportation, language and logistics
A welcoming experience for players, families and soccer supporters

The Women’s World Cup is at the center of this journey, but the experience extends far beyond the stadiums. Participants will discover Brazil through its people, landscapes, food, culture and passion for soccer.

Interested in Joining Us in Brazil?

Space will be limited for the 2027 Women’s World Cup Experience.

Contact Wagner Experience to receive program updates, preliminary registration information and announcements about FIFA ticket sales.

Wagner Experience
Email: Info@WagnerExperience.com
Website: WagnerExperience.com
Phone/WhatsApp: +1 585-451-4907

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Note: Wagner Experience is an independent travel-program organizer and is not affiliated with or endorsed by FIFA. Match tickets are not included and are subject to availability through FIFA’s official ticketing process.