An estimated 20,000 Americans have already traveled abroad to support the reigning tournament champions, who face Vietnam in their opener on Friday at 6 p.m. PT.
His family plans to see seven or eight games of the tournament over 10 days in New Zealand and another eight in Australia.
Pariseau grew up in a hockey family in Michigan but caught soccer fever after moving to Atlanta with her wife and they became Atlanta United season ticket holders. They went to the 2018 men’s World Cup in Russia because her wife, who hails from Mexico, wanted to see her home country’s team. Traveling to New Zealand to see the U.S. women’s team is seemingly a family affair. Dave Perry, an 84-year-old U.S. military veteran, saw the 2019 World Cup with his wife for their 50th anniversary.
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