World Cup fever is running high in Overland Park — so high, in fact, that buses from the city to four Kansas City World Cup group stage matches have already sold out, according to the Johnson County Post.

The sell-out reflects just how enthusiastically local residents have embraced the historic tournament being hosted in the Kansas City area. Fans eager to be part of the action snapped up seats on the dedicated shuttle service, making it clear that Overland Park neighbors are ready to cheer on the world’s best soccer alongside fans from across the globe.

For those still looking to get to Kansas City Stadium on match days, KC2026 organizers are encouraging fans to plan ahead and arrive early. Transportation officials have emphasized that early arrival is especially important given the large crowds expected at each match, and a variety of transit options are available for those who didn’t secure a spot on the Overland Park buses.

Whether heading to the stadium or gathering at one of the many Kansas City-area restaurants and bars showing the matches, the World Cup has given the entire region — Overland Park included — a shared reason to celebrate. The sold-out buses are a testament to the community’s enthusiasm and community spirit as the city plays its part in one of the world’s greatest sporting events.

Sources: Johnson County Post, KMBC