Overview
- City leaders and officials said the eight matches held in Atlanta were run without major security incidents, a conclusion they announced after the tournament that ended July 15.
- Organizers and local agencies reported high turnout with 544,516 fans at Mercedes‑Benz Stadium, more than 500,000 attendees at the downtown FanFest, and 483,000 hotel room nights booked through July 12.
- MARTA said it carried 4.7 million rail passengers during the 35-day tournament period and reported no major crimes on the system, while state transportation teams said they moved more than 1 million fans and limited travel-time increases to about 3 percent.
- Officials used operational changes and technology to manage crowds, including wristband time slots at FanFest and non-photographic laser pedestrian tracking that recorded roughly 37,000 crossings per game on Northside Drive.
- City leaders highlighted lasting upgrades—new wayfinding signs, sidewalk repairs and more than 2,000 business permits—and stressed that final economic-impact and revenue figures will be released in the coming weeks as they prepare for Super Bowl 2028.