Omaha, Orlando, and Anaheim Selected to Co-Host 2027 Women’s Volleyball World Cup

Butte Bozeman, MT, September 18, 2026 —

The 2027 Women’s Volleyball World Cup will make its debut in North America, with U.S. cities Omaha, Nebraska; Orlando, Florida; and Anaheim, California, selected as host locations. This marks a significant moment for the sport in the region, as it is the first time this prestigious international tournament will be held on the continent.

The selection of these three cities brings the global event to a new geographic territory. The specific details regarding the venues within each city were not provided in the initial announcement. Similarly, the organizing bodies responsible for the bid and the event’s logistics were not explicitly detailed. The timeline for when these host cities were officially confirmed is also not available.

This decision signifies a growing interest and capacity for major international sporting events within the United States. The Women’s Volleyball World Cup is a key competition in the international volleyball calendar, drawing top national teams from around the globe. The fact that it will be held in North America for the first time suggests a strategic expansion for the tournament.

Further information regarding the tournament schedule, participating teams, and ticketing details is expected to be released at a later date. The scope of the tournament and its potential impact on local economies and sports infrastructure in Omaha, Orlando, and Anaheim are anticipated developments to be covered as more information becomes available. The contractor’s name responsible for event planning, if any, was not provided. The exact dates for the tournament within 2027 have not yet been announced.

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