Want to watch the World Cup? L.A. unveils details about its free and low-cost fan zones

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Want to watch the World Cup? L.A. unveils details about its free and low-cost fan zones

Want to watch the World Cup? L.A. unveils details about its free and low-cost fan zones

The city of Los Angeles announced dates, venues and activities for its 10 World Cup watch parties, during which games will be projected on screens.

Want to watch the World Cup? L.A. unveils details about its free and low-cost fan zones

The city of Los Angeles announced dates, venues and activities for its 10 World Cup watch parties, during which games will be projected on screens.

Los Angeles is gearing up for an unforgettable World Cup experience, and the city just dropped all the details on how you can catch every thrilling moment—without breaking the bank. The Los Angeles Organizing Committee for the 2026 World Cup has announced 10 official fan zones scattered across the region, transforming the city into a massive celebration hub from June 11 through the tournament's 39-day run.

Kicking things off is the FIFA Fan Festival Los Angeles at the iconic Coliseum from June 11 to 14. Think of it as the epicenter of the action, where fans can gather for live match broadcasts, interactive experiences, and that electric tournament atmosphere. But the party doesn't stop there—each fan zone will feature its own unique vibe, with games projected on screens via Fox and Telemundo, so you won't miss a single goal.

Planning your World Cup viewing schedule? The committee recommends checking each venue's lineup in advance, as programming varies. Highlights include the United States vs. Australia and Mexico vs. South Korea during the group stage, plus can't-miss clashes like Germany vs. Ivory Coast and Tunisia vs. Japan. For the ultimate convenience, hop on LA Metro's public transit system—it's being touted as the smartest way to navigate between FanFest and the various zones.

Ticket prices are budget-friendly: just $5 per day or $17 for a multi-day pass, with free admission for kids 3 and under. Many events are free community gatherings, though some offer optional VIP packages for those seeking an upgraded experience. Expect soccer zones for the whole family, beer gardens, international cuisine from over 40 restaurants, arts and crafts fairs, interactive booths, and even an opening ceremony at select locations.

Whether you're a die-hard fan or just soaking in the global spectacle, L.A.'s fan zones promise to bring the World Cup energy to every corner of the city. Grab your gear, plan your route, and get ready to cheer on your favorite teams—all while enjoying the best of what the City of Angels has to offer.

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