Uber is rolling out a handful of new travel features for app users getting around North America for the 2026 FIFA World Cup this summer.
The ever-expanding ride-sharing service has launched several new offerings, including stadium shuttles, smart stadium pick-ups, airport wayfinding and more.
Uber Shuttle services will be available at four United States match venues, including New York/New Jersey, Boston, Miami and Dallas. Users will be able to view upfront pricing in the Uber app, and won’t have to worry about surge pricing.
Fares will be $45 in Miami, Dallas and Boston, and $49 in New York/New Jersey.
With Uber Max, fans can reserve a 14-seat van to take to and from the match in New York/New Jersey, Miami, San Francisco and Los Angeles.
Los Angeles will host eight World Cup matches in 2026. (Photo Credit: Adobe/dima)
Uber is also introducing smart stadium pick-ups, helping users find less crowded pickup areas outside their venue to reduce curbside congestion and wait times.
This feature will be available in Atlanta, San Francisco, Seattle, Vancouver, Toronto and Los Angeles this summer.
Since many users will be traveling outside of their home city for the tournament, Uber is launching Travel Pass to unlock 14 days of savings.
Users in the U.S. can pay $4.99 to unlock up to $85 in total savings across Uber and Uber Eats. Travel Passes are also available in Mexico for $1.99 and in Canada for $3.99, and each pass is valid for 14 days.
New airport wayfinding will also make for a smoother experience leaving the airport. Uber is introducing new turn-by-turn in-app directions to guide users directly from their gate to the specific Uber pickup zone.
The ride-sharing service is also celebrating the competition by allowing users to earn 30 percent Uber Cash (up to $35) when they book and dine at a restaurant through Dine Out in all U.S. host cities. What's more, users can customize the Uber car icon in-app with their favorite country's flag.
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