World Cup Visitors Can Now Take A Buc-ee's Shuttle

Buc-ee's has officially made the World Cup itinerary!

Just one day after stories started popping up about international visitors falling in love with America's favorite oversized gas station, Texas has decided to make things even easier for curious soccer fans.

During the World Cup, visitors staying in Fort Worth will be able to hop on a shuttle and head straight to Buc-ee's, because seeing a giant beaver-themed travel center is now part of the authentic Texas experience.

Texas Is Giving World Cup Fans A Ride To Buc-ee's

Fort Worth is partnering with Trinity Metro to offer shuttle service to several attractions during the World Cup, including the Buc-ee's near Texas Motor Speedway. The service will run on non-match days between June 15 and July 12.

The shuttle also stops at places like Six Flags, the Fort Worth Zoo and shopping destinations around the area.

But let's be honest- we all know which stop is getting the most attention.

International Visitors Can't Get Enough Of Buc-ee's

The timing couldn't be better.

A German tourist named Freddy recently went viral after sharing his first Buc-ee's experience online, posting, "DUDE LMAO THIS IS A GAS STATION." His reaction quickly resonated with Texans who remember their own first visit.

It turns out international visitors are just as fascinated by Beaver Nuggets, brisket sandwiches and a convenience store large enough to feel like its own small town.

Buc-ee's Might Be Texas' Biggest World Cup Winner

The World Cup is bringing some of the biggest names in soccer to Texas this summer.

But somewhere between the matches, the stadiums and the fan festivals, thousands of visitors are also discovering a Texas institution.

Not a museum, not a landmark, but a gas station!

And if you've ever spent 30 minutes wandering around Buc-ee's when you only stopped for gas, you know exactly why. If it's good enough for celebrities, it's good enough for our international visitors. Welcome to Texas, y’all!