The FIFA World Cup 2026 sticker collection Swap Shop Tour is coming to Milton Keynes
The official FIFA World Cup 2026 sticker collection company, Panini, is coming to Milton Keynes - giving fans an exclusive live swap experience.
The FIFA World Cup sticker collection is a hugely popular, globally collected series of sticker albums produced by the Italian company Panini.
As excitement builds for this summer’s 2026 games, Panini is bringing the magic of sticker collecting to Milton Keynes in its nationwide FIFA World Cup 2026™ Swap Shop tour.
From Saturday, May 23 to Saturday, May 30, three custom Panini vehicles will pop up in towns and cities across England, Scotland and Wales, to create the ultimate swapping hub for seasoned and first-time collectors alike.
The Panini tour will be landing in Milton Keynes on Friday, May 29. The Swap Shop will be open from 10:00-12:30 at The Entertainer, Centre MK, MK9 3BA, and from 14:30-17:00 at Morrisons Milton Keynes, MK1 1QB.
Visitors can dive into a live swap shop experience at each shop, from trading their duplicates, to tracking down exclusive stickers and getting one step closer to completing their Panini FIFA World Cup 2026™ official sticker collection.
Alongside the swap shop, fans will be able to pick up official albums and sticker packs, as well as take part in exclusive giveaways.
Panini has produced sticker collections for every FIFA World Cup™ since 1970. They have become a global cultural countdown to kick-off the games. With 48 nations set to compete across Canada, Mexico and the United States this summer, this year’s collection is the largest in Panini’s history.
With 980 stickers, including 68 special ones, fans can discover the world’s greatest football talent, from legends such as Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo to young superstars like Lamine Yamal.
At seven stickers per packet - more than ever before - fans have an even greater chance to find those must-have players.
Panini FIFA World Cup 2026™ Sticker Collection Swap Shop tour dates and locations:
- Saturday, May 23: Glasgow, Birmingham, East London
- Sunday, May 24: Edinburgh, Coventry, West London
- Monday, May 25: Newcastle, Leicester, Reading, Basingstoke
- Tuesday, May 26: York, Nottingham, Portsmouth
- Wednesday, May 27: Leeds, Derby, Brighton
- Thursday, May 28: Sheffield, Stoke-on-Trent, Bristol
- Friday, May 29: Manchester, Milton Keynes, Cardiff, Newport
- Saturday, May 30: Liverpool, Northampton, Bournemouth, Poole