Atlanta's Trap Music Museum draws international visitors during FIFA World Cup

Atlanta’s Trap Music Museum draws international visitors during FIFA World Cup, boosting local foot traffic near Mercedes-Benz Stadium. The museum, less than two miles from the venue, typically sees about 25,000 visitors per month, but that figure rose in the weeks of the tournament as hundreds of thousands of fans arrived in the city. CJ Williams, the museum’s general manager, said visitors have come from places including Haiti, Morocco, and Argentina, often expressing surprise at the depth of what the museum presents. He described the exhibitions as authentic storytelling about trap artists’ challenging backgrounds and how they pursued their dreams through music. The museum is open Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays.