
Norway Cup FAQs​
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1. Where does the Norway Cup take place?​
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The Norway Cup takes place in Oslo, Norway. The tournament games and events are held primarily at Ekebergsletta, a large sports field area in the city of Oslo.
2. When does the Norway Cup take place?
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The Norway Cup takes place from July 25-August 1, 2026. The tournament typically takes place during the last week of July every year, perfect for American teams to attend during their summer school breaks.
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3. What age groups and genders can play at the Norway Cup?
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Boys U11-U19 and Girls U11-U19.
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4. What is the cost to attend the Norway Cup?
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To go to the Norway Cup, the price per person package starts at $2,000.00. This package includes round-trip airfare, accommodation in a school classroom, tournament registration, breakfast, lunch, and dinner, airport transfers, tournament shuttle to/from the fields and accommodation, and a tour assistant available exclusively for your group. Teams and families can upgrade to a 3 or 4-star hotel.
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5. How many teams play in the Norway Cup?
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The Norway Cup features around 1,700 teams from all over the world.
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6. Where do teams stay during the Norway Cup?
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Teams participating in the Norway Cup stay in accommodations, which are usually within 15 to 30 minutes' drive from the tournament fields, making it a great location.
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7. Why should my teams choose the Norway Cup?
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The Norway Cup is the world’s largest international youth soccer tournament. Its opening ceremony begins with a parade of teams through the town of Ekeberg and into Ekebergsletta Park, where participants gather for a lively concert featuring Norway Cup artists and a special opening event. Ekebergsletta Park, the main center of the tournament, is not only one of the largest parks in Europe but also one of its biggest soccer complexes. Beyond the matches, the event offers a fun fair with amusement rides, concerts, miniature golf, celebrity games, and various competitions, creating a festive atmosphere for everyone involved. Held in Oslo, the capital of Norway, the tournament also provides teams with plenty of opportunities to explore the city’s sights.
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8. What are sightseeing options while participating in the Norway Cup?
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While participating in the Norway Cup, teams can enjoy sightseeing options that include top attractions like the Fram Museum showcasing polar exploration, the open-air Norsk Folkemuseum, and Vigeland Park known for its sculpture garden. Other highlights include the Norwegian National Opera & Ballet, Akershus Fortress, and scenic boat tours on the Oslofjord. Oslo also offers vibrant neighborhoods, lush parks, hiking trails in surrounding forests, and a lively cultural scene with concerts and museums, all easily accessible from the tournament sites.





