We're getting a slight glimpse into what South Florida is going to look like in three years when the World Cup takes over.
This morning FIFA and the Greater Miami Convention and Visitor's Bureau unveiled the Miami host city logo with pink and turquoise and palm trees.
A bus with the soccer tournament #WeAre26 and the Miami World Cup logo will be driving through the county. It will make its first stop at Government Center at 3p.
A sand sculpture of the logo will also be built on Miami Beach at the lifeguard stand on 10th Street.
Hard Rock Stadium could host as many as six World Cup games during the June 21-July 19th, 2026 tournament, which is considered one of the largest and most watched in the world.
Fort Lauderdale's DRV PNK Stadium is bidding to be a World Cup training site.
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