Princess Cruises has secured rights from IMG to broadcast every match of the FIFA World Cup 26 across its fleet.

From June 11 through July 19, 2026, all 104 matches will be available fleetwide. Guests can watch on their stateroom TVs on Sport 24 Special Event Channels or watch select matches on the big screen on the Lido Decks onboard.

“The FIFA World Cup is one of the most fan-driven global events, and our guests shouldn’t have to choose between exploring the world and watching the world’s best teams compete,” said Lorna Warren, Princess Cruises’ vice president of hotel operations and guest experience.

“By bringing live coverage to all 17 ships, we’re making sure fans can experience incredible destinations and cheer on every match, whether they’re soaking up the sun in the Caribbean, taking in the Mediterranean coast, or sailing past glaciers in Alaska,” added Warren.

Kate Garden, commercial director at IMG, said: “The FIFA World Cup 26 represents a truly global celebration of sport, and we’re pleased to support Princess Cruises in delivering an unforgettable viewing experience for fans on board.”

The company said in a press release that guests sailing to Alaska, Europe, the Caribbean and Japan can enjoy the FIFA World Cup 26 while experiencing a signature service, dining and entertainment.

Sample 2026 voyages during the tournament time include:

June 14: Seven-day Inside Passage to Alaska, roundtrip from Seattle, the Star Princess
June 20: Seven-day Mediterranean with Greece and Adriatic, the Sun Princess
June 23: Seven-day Mediterranean and Aegean, roundtrip from Rome (Civitavecchia), the Enchanted Princess
July 2: Nine-day Circle Japan, the Diamond Princess, and
July 12: Seven-day Eastern Caribbean with Puerto Rico, Port Canaveral (Orlando), the Caribbean Princess.

The company added that guests can also take advantage of its “Come Aboard Sale” Wave season offer.

Benefits include:

Up to 40 percent off cruise fares
Up to $500 in instant savings
50 percent off deposits, and
Free third and fourth guests.