The Queen City is gearing up to host some of the world’s best professional soccer clubs as they compete in the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup.
The international soccer tournament, which kicks off this month, features 32 elite clubs from around the world and 64 matches taking place over 30 days. Cincinnati is among the 11 U.S. cities set to host tournament matches, with four group-stage games taking place at TQL Stadium from June 15-25.
Whether you’re familiar with the Queen City or just visiting, here’s where fans heading to TQL Stadium can park.
When are the FIFA Club World Cup matches at TQL Stadium?
The following four Club World Cup matches will take place at TQL Stadium in Cincinnati:
How to book parking at TQL Stadium for FIFA Club World Cup matches
Fans can reserve parking at TQL Stadium through JustPark, the official parking partner for the FIFA Club World Cup at TQL Stadium.
All fans need to do is select the match they purchased tickets to attend and choose their preferred parking lot. The parking pass will be emailed directly to the customer once their purchase is complete.
Visit justpark.com to buy a parking pass.
How to find your parking lot at TQL Stadium for FIFA Club World Cup matches
After booking, fans will receive detailed directions, parking lot names and nearby landmarks. Be sure to arrive early to allow extra time for traffic and entry.
Accessible transportation
ADA accessible parking will be available at the Town Center Garage drop-off and pick-up areas. According to the FIFA website, there are no mobility assistance shuttle services available at TQL Stadium.
Rideshare and fan drop-off
Fans using a rideshare service, such as Uber or Lyft, will be dropped off/picked up at one of the three locations near TQL Stadium:
Public transportation (streetcar)
The Connector streetcar is a free service connecting The Banks, Downtown and Over-the-Rhine. It has 18 stops and 10 stops within a 10-minute walk of TQL Stadium.
The closest stops to the stadium are:
Fans can visit transitapp.com for live transit updates and visit fccincinnati.com to learn more about the Connector.
The Enquirer’s Haadiza Ogwude contributed to this report.
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