England supporters planning to attend the 2026 World Cup are being offered unique sports packages that include the first match along with a visit to a Rodeo and a taste of the ‘Wild West’. The Three Lions will be kicking off their campaign in Texas, and tour operators are already planning tailored vacations to provide fans with an unforgettable experience. Just a short distance away from the game against Croatia in Dallas on June 17 lies Fort Worth, where England enthusiasts can immerse themselves in cowboy culture on special ranches. Two tour companies in Cheshire are enticing fans with what they describe as the ‘ultimate match-day adventure’.
Renowned England fans Neal Weekes and Fil Sollof have expressed their interest in embracing the Wild West Texan spirit. A spokesperson for one of the firms stated, “Are you an England fan? The World Cup is coming to Dallas this June, and your match-day extravaganza begins in the heart of Texas! Forget the typical city escape – why not witness England’s group stage matches at the iconic Dallas (Arlington) stadium and stay in nearby Fort Worth? This is more than just football; it’s a genuine taste of American adventure… Trust me, Fort Worth is full of hidden gems and tales to share!
Imagine strolling along the historic Stockyards of Fort Worth, where cowboy boots dance to live country music, enjoying Texan moonshine post-game, relishing in top-notch steakhouses and local eateries, exploring unique museums, rodeos, and the charming square that has captured my heart during previous visits.
With its rich history, warm southern hospitality, and authentic cowboy vibe, Fort Worth serves as the ideal base for your World Cup journey. I’ll ensure you have access to the finest flights, accommodations, and insider insights for an unforgettable experience.
Ready to cheer on the Three Lions in Texas style? Reach out for match-day packages, handpicked stays in Fort Worth, and all the exclusive details you need to support England in true cowboy fashion!”
Tottenham enthusiasts Weekes, aged 60, and Sollof, also 60, are set to attend their seventh World Cup together in the US. Weekes jokingly remarked, “This sounds fantastic. We always aim for unique experiences around England matches. Remember the camels in Qatar! A touch of the ‘Wild West’ sounds exciting – a change from our days watching Spurs play Chelsea in west London during the ‘80s. Though I think my bull riding days are behind me, engaging in cowboy activities sounds fun. It’s going to be an amazing World Cup.”
