Scotland’s dramatic 4-2 win over Denmark has seen them qualify for the World Cup for the first time in nearly 30 years - with fans now looking forward to being part of the ultimate festival of football next year.
Somewhat unusually, the matches will be played over three countries - Canada, Mexico and USA - so it will be held over a huge geographical area, as well as several time zones.
That will make it a bit tricky for fans, as there’s still some time before we know where Scotland’s matches will be played -a flight to Toronto won’t be much use if they are playing in Mexico City.
Read more: 32 incredible photos of Scotland fans and the Tartan Army during historic 4-2 win over Denmark
But we can still start to get excited, as the host cities include some of the world’s most exciting destinations, with plenty to see and do before and after the game.
Here are all 16, some of the attractions they offer, the stadiums that will host the games, and - importantly - how much a pint will cost.
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9. San Francisco
Alcatraz and the Golden Gate Bridge are just two of the famous landmarks in the great Californian city of San Francisco. It's hosting games in the 68,500-capacity Levi's Stadium, in the Bay Area. Expect to pay around £5.73 for a beer. | Canva/Getty Images
10. Philadelphia
Philadelphia's 67,594-seat Lincoln Financial Field will be hosting games at next year's World Cup. Tartan Army troops could busy themselves visiting the Liberty Bell and running up the steps of the Philadelphia Museum of Art, following in the footsteps of Sylvester Stallone in the film 'Rocky'. A beer should set you back around £4.58. | Canva/Getty Images
11. Miami
If Scotland are going to Miama then fans can while away a few hours in the vibrant South Beach area with its Art Deco architecture and the outdoor street art museum of Wynwood Walls. They'll then be heading to the game at the 64,767-capacity Hard Rock Stadium. A post-match beer will cost an average of £7.55. | Canva/Getty Images
12. Boston
Boston, the state capital of Massachusetts, will host World Cup games in the 64,628-seater Gillette Stadium. Don't miss the Freedom Trail - a 2.5-mile path that takes in 16 significant historic sites of the American Revolution, including the Massachusetts State House and Bunker Hill Monument. A beer in one of the city's wonderful bars shoud cost around £7.20. | Canva/Getty Images