
Three cities and venues in the United States have been announced as hosts for the the first FIVB Women’s Volleyball World Cup, which will take place in the U.S. and Canada next summer. Anaheim, California (Honda Center); Omaha, Nebraska (CHI Health Center Arena); and Orlando, Florida (Kia Center) will be the U.S. locations, while the Canadian cities will be announced at a later date.
The event is the flagship international tournament for the sport of volleyball. It will take place from August 20—September 5, 2027.
Anaheim will host the finals, as well as the semifinals and quarterfinals. Omaha and Orlando will host Pool Play and round-of-16 matches. All three cities were chosen in part for being volleyball hotbeds, as well as having world-class venues with appropriate seating capacities; each venue can seat at least 17,000 for volleyball.
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“USA Volleyball, Volleyball Canada, and the WVWC27 Local Host Committee are proud to announce a series of ‘firsts’ for the sport in North America,” said Craig Thompson, CEO of the WVWC27 Local Host Committee. “The most modern and professional sport venues to ever host this event, 57 hours of live match and studio coverage, and the finals week at the spectacular OCVIBE district. This World Cup will elevate volleyball in North America to the top level of women’s sports, where it belongs.”
ION, E.W. Scripps Company’s national sports and entertainment network, will provide 17 days of national coverage, including 19 live matches on national broadcast, 10 hours of studio show coverage, and stream 45 matches. Ticket pricing will be announced in mid-October when the pools are announced. For fans looking to be first in line for news and offers, please visit www.wvwc27.org for more information and sign up now.




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