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The Dutch Orange Bus arrives in Texas ahead of game at Dallas Stadium
By Imelda García, Food Reporter | The Dallas Morning News and Charles Nichelson at NBC DFW
· June 12, 2026
· 2 min read
The famous Dutch Orange Bus, a double-decker bus painted a vibrant orange that has become an emblem of Dutch fans, is in Texas and on its way to Dallas Stadium in Arlington. The famous Dutch double-decker orange bus departed the port of Galveston on Thursday and is making its way north for the World
Key takeaway On Sunday, June 14, there will be an "Orange Fanwalk" near the stadium.
Why this matters in The Fort Worth
The arrival of the Dutch Orange Bus in North Texas brings a unique cultural experience to the region, one that will undoubtedly draw fans from Fort Worth to the Orange Fanwalk in Arlington. As the bus makes its way to Dallas Stadium, local residents can expect a surge of orange-clad fans flooding the streets, showcasing the city's ability to host large-scale international events. The fact that the bus's visit extends beyond the stadium, with a stop at a Richardson restaurant, demonstrates the enthusiasm of local businesses to capitalize on the World Cup frenzy. For Fort Worth residents, the proximity of the Orange Fanwalk and the World Cup match offers an opportunity to experience the electric atmosphere of international soccer without having to travel far. As the Netherlands national team takes on Japan, the eyes of the soccer world will be on North Texas, putting the region's hospitality and event-hosting capabilities on full display.
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Category: arts ·
Published: June 12, 2026 ·
Source: NBC DFW ·
Reading time: 2 min
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What is this story about? The famous Dutch Orange Bus, a double-decker bus painted a vibrant orange that has become an emblem of Dutch fans, is in Texas and on its way to Dallas Stadium in Arlington. The famous Dutch double-decker orange bus departed the port of Galveston on Thursday and is making its way north for the World
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