Downtown Seattle absorbed a surge of more than 3 million visitors during the six 2026 FIFA World Cup matches it hosted, a 17 percent gain over comparable 2025 dates that rippled through the district's transit system, hotels and cash registers even as international fans went uncounted. The global tournament turned Seattle's urban core into a […]
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