Scotland fans, known as the Tartan Army, are traveling to Miami for the World Cup after an extended absence from the tournament. Multiple outlets describe the trip as both a return to football’s global stage and an adjustment to a different matchday culture. Reports say supporters who have made the journey are experiencing a contrast between earlier fan environments and the World Cup setup in the United States. The coverage highlights how the Scottish supporters bring their distinctive presence to the host city, with their energy and visibility noted by outlets covering the event in Miami. Two stories frame the same overall theme: Scotland’s return after 28 years is being remembered particularly through the supporters who travel to follow the team. Another story focuses more specifically on the “culture shock” element, describing how fans adapt to local settings, crowd dynamics, and the broader World Cup atmosphere in Miami. Across the articles, the emphasis is on the fans’ role—how they light up the tournament experience while navigating unfamiliar surroundings in the host nation.