World Cup 2026 laws that could catch out thousands of Scotland fans in North America
Summary
Thousands of Scotland fans are preparing to travel to North America for the 2026 World Cup, but they face a complex web of differing laws that could ruin their trip. Football expert Jon Fisher warns supporters not to assume rules are the same as in Scotland. In the United States, the legal drinking age is 21, which will surprise many young fans, and public drinking is often prohibited. ID requirements are strict, and passports are essential. Mexico has a drinking age of 18, but vaping is strictly prohibited. Canada has a drinking age of 19, and FIFA bans smoking and vaping inside stadiums. Fans must check local regulations before travelling to avoid fines or confiscation of items.
(Source:Daily Record)