The 2026 World Cup will bring an influx of international superfans to the US, Mexico and Canada. Many of which have phone plans that won’t work outside their home country. To help solve this issue, Verizon will provide a limited time offer to international visitors needing coverage with the World Cup Sim Card.

Thanks to Verizon’s high speed wireless connection, fans visiting will have access to the biggest game around the globe so they don’t miss a beat while they’re away from home. With Verizon, we are connected by the game.

Sim Card Kiosks

In order to give people coverage immediately, kiosks will be placed inside of airports.

Artist Partnership

Through a partnership with local artists in each host nation, Verizon will create custom sim cards that don’t just keep you connected, but also serve as a memento.

Cuemanche, Mexico

Shogo Ota, United States

Verizon x YoutubeTV

Fans now have an exclusive limited-time phone plan and a SIM card, but how will they watch?

Verizon has a history of providing discounts on YouTube TV, so we’ll provide a temporary discounted YouTube TV subscription, allowing tourists to watch their favorite team.

YouTube TV will partner with streamers ishowspeed, who will commentate in English, as well as Ibai Llanos to handle the Spanish narration.

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Always Connected

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Verizon will take to Instagram, challenging fans to stream the game in remote locations to put their unmatched coverage to the test.

Fans will post their photos with a geotag and #unmatchedcoverage

The fan who streams from the most remote location will win tickets to the 2026 World Cup Finals.

Unmatched Coverage Challenge

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