Kansas City is gearing up for a big role in hosting the World Cup, with six games to be played at Arrowhead Stadium. The Kansas City area will also host high-profile teams like Argentina, England and the Netherlands with Algeria based in nearby Lawrence, Kansas. Visitors can explore cultural attractions like the National World War I Memorial and enjoy the city's famous barbecue, while a free fan festival will feature big screens and live music. All games will be played at night due to high summer temperatures, and there is always the possibility of storms in the heart of tornado alley.