England supporters planning to attend the 2026 World Cup are being enticed with unique sports packages that combine the first match with a visit to a Rodeo and a taste of the ‘Wild West’. The Three Lions are set to play their opening game in Texas, prompting tour operators to organize tailor-made vacations for fans seeking a memorable experience. Located just a short distance from the match venue in Dallas against Croatia on June 17, Fort Worth offers England fans the opportunity to immerse themselves in cowboy culture at special ranches. In Cheshire, two tour operators are already promoting the ‘ultimate match-day adventure’ to attract enthusiastic fans.
Renowned England supporters Neal Weekes and Fil Sollof have expressed interest in embracing the Wild West spirit in Texas. A spokesperson for a tour company stated, “Attention England Fans! The upcoming World Cup in Dallas this June presents a unique match-day adventure starting in the heart of Texas’ Wild West!”
Encouraging fans to move beyond traditional city breaks, the spokesperson suggested experiencing England’s group stage matches at the iconic Dallas (Arlington) stadium while staying in Fort Worth, promising a genuine American adventure. From strolling the historic streets of Fort Worth’s Stockyards to enjoying live country music and local moonshine, the itinerary includes dining at exceptional steakhouses, exploring museums, attending rodeos, and soaking in the local charm of the vibrant square.
With its rich history, warm hospitality, and authentic cowboy ambiance, Fort Worth is positioned as the ideal hub for a World Cup journey. The tour operators guarantee top-notch flights, accommodations, and insider tips to ensure an unforgettable experience for fans cheering on England in true cowboy style.
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Tottenham enthusiasts Weekes and Sollof, aged 60, are preparing for their seventh World Cup together in the US. Excited about the Wild West experience, Weekes shared, “This sounds fantastic. We always look for unique activities around England matches. We did camel rides in Qatar!” Embracing the change of scenery, Sollof added, “Exploring the Wild West will be a refreshing change from our usual trips to west London to watch Spurs play Chelsea in the ‘80s. It might be safer now, but I think my bull riding days are behind me. Nonetheless, some cowboy adventures sound appealing. This World Cup is shaping up to be a remarkable journey.”