Mexico Jail Warning for England and Scotland Fans at World Cup 2026

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Fans face fines or arrest for public drinking, plus strict checks and transport rules

Drinking Outside Stadiums Can Lead to Arrest

The Rule Also Applies Outside Restaurants

Mexico’s Legal Drinking Age Is 18

Drink-Driving Can Bring Short-Term Detention

Police Checks Are Expected to Increase

England Could Play in Mexico City

Scotland Also Have a Possible Mexico Route

Mexico Has Three World Cup Host Cities

Joining Political Protests Is Also Prohibited

Vapes Face Separate Legal Restrictions

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England and Scotland supporters travelling to Mexico for the 2026 World Cup have been warned that familiar match-day drinking habits could lead to fines or arrest. The Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office issued the guidance as tens of thousands of British fans prepared to move between the tournament’s three host countries.

The warning does not mean alcohol is banned in Mexico. Adults aged 18 and over can legally drink, but consuming alcohol in public spaces—including directly outside stadiums, restaurants and theatres—can bring serious consequences. The rules are especially important for supporters gathering before or after matches.

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