2027 Women’s Volleyball World Cup to Debut in North America, U.S. Cities Announced
Three U.S. cities will host the 2027 Women's Volleyball World Cup, marking the tournament's first appearance in North America. Omaha, Nebraska, and Orlando, Florida, are set to host pool play and round-of-16 matches, with Anaheim, California, staging the quarterfinals, semifinals,…
Waco Temple Bryan, TX, September 18, 2026 — The 2027 Women’s Volleyball World Cup is set to make its debut in North America, with three United States cities designated as hosts for the international tournament. This marks the first time the prestigious event will be held on the continent.
The competition will span multiple locations across the U.S., utilizing different venues for various stages of the tournament. Omaha, Nebraska, and Orlando, Florida, have been selected to host initial phases of the event, including pool play matches and the round of 16. These cities will provide the stage for teams as they advance through the early rounds of the global competition.
The tournament’s culmination, including the quarterfinals, semifinals, and the final match, will take place in Anaheim, California. This coastal city will host the critical knockout stages, determining the ultimate champions of the 2027 Women’s Volleyball World Cup.
The decision to bring the Women’s Volleyball World Cup to North America signifies a growing global interest in the sport and an expansion of its reach. The participation of multiple U.S. cities in hosting duties highlights the country’s capacity to manage large-scale international sporting events. Further details regarding team participation, specific venue selections within the cities, and ticketing information are expected to be released by the organizing bodies in the future.
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