Four cities. Two nations. One tropical furnace. From the historic heights of Mexico City to the neon-lit humidity of Miami, Group K is the tournament's most culturally vibrant crossing.
Group K offers the most diverse cultural experience of the tournament—if you can handle the heat.
The group is split between the "Highland History" of Mexico City and the "Gulf Coast Hubs" of Houston, Atlanta, and Miami.
Mexico City ✈️ Houston ✈️ Atlanta ✈️ Miami
Forget driving. International borders and massive distances make flying mandatory. This group centers on four of North America's largest aviation hubs.
Group K has an international footprint. You will be moving between different climates, currencies, and entry requirements within 12 days.
Do not attempt to drive between Mexico City and the US cities. Use the massive hub infrastructure of Aeromexico, United, and Delta.
ATL and MIA are major international gateways. Book multi-city loops.
$600-900 USD TotalMandatory for Houston and Miami. Public transit is limited.
$70-130 USD / DayThe only city in Group K with direct rail to the stadium gates.
$2.50 USDInternational flights from Mexico City (MEX) to US hubs will be in extremely high demand. Book these first.
| Route | Est. Price |
|---|---|
| Mexico City (MEX) → Houston (IAH) | $180 - $350 |
| Houston (IAH) → Atlanta (ATL) | $120 - $220 |
| Atlanta (ATL) → Miami (MIA) | $100 - $180 |
Direct international flights between MEX and US hubs fill up fast.
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Mexico City is vibrant and affordable. Miami is a logistics trap. Houston requires car access. Here is the strategy for staying in the heat.
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The Miami Hack
Estimates are per person for a 12-day trip covering 3 group matches. Higher than Group C due to international flight legs and car requirements.
CDMX Hostels, budget airlines, street tacos/BBQ, car-pooling with other fans.
4-star hotels in Condesa/Midtown, direct hub flights, Cat 2 tickets, rental car split.
Polanco/Brickell luxury suites, Business Class hub jumps, VIP Hospitality, private transport.
Eat the Street: In Mexico City, street food (tacos/tamales) is world-class and costs $1-2 per meal. This will offset the high cost of dining in Miami.
The ATL Hub Hack: Atlanta is the world's busiest airport. Use it as your base for flights to other cities to find the most competitive fares.
Brightline Savings: If traveling between Miami and other Florida cities, book Brightline in advance to avoid the extreme cost of match-day parking.
Mexico City is at 7,200ft (2,200m). You will get winded walking up stairs. Drink double the water and limit alcohol for the first 48 hours.
Miami and Houston will be 90°F+ with 90% humidity. It feels like a steam room. While stadiums are AC, the fan zones are not. Dress accordingly.
This is the cathedral of football. Arrive 3 hours early. The traffic in CDMX is legendary—do not trust Google Maps' travel times on match day.
Atlanta and Houston are the kings of BBQ and hospitality. Join a tailgate at NRG Stadium—it's a cultural requirement for the Texas experience.
From the historic peaks of Mexico City to the Gulf Coast energy, Group K is a journey across the heart of North America. Secure your logistics today.