Metro Los Angeles now has a plan in place, though not specifically on the football field, but in terms of the service that will be offered to both the city's occupants and the city's countless tourists during the 2026 World Cup.

The travel agency is coordinating with more than 100 local transit services in Southern California to ensure everyone has quick and affordable service, the transport company said, with less than 100 days left before the game starts rolling. The goal is to reduce the cost of driving at the venue, which will be up to three times higher than Metro parking rates, while allowing football fans to use municipal transit without having to deal with Los Angeles traffic.

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