NewsNBC Los Angeles (KNBC) – LocalJuly 1, 2026United States
Where to Watch the 2026 World Cup in Los Angeles
The City of Los Angeles is hosting various free and ticketed 'Fan Zones' and viewing parties for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. These events feature live match broadcasts, food, music, and family activities at locations across the county throughout July.
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Residents can access public viewing events for the 2026 World Cup, with costs ranging from free to $25 depending on the venue and date.
Key Facts
- Free viewing parties for the USA vs. Bosnia and Herzegovina match are held at Ken Malloy Harbor Regional Park, Echo Park, Sheldon-Arleta Park, LA Central Library, Galaxy Park, Third Street Promenade, and Grand Central Market.
- Hansen Dam Lake Fan Zone (July 2-5) costs $25 for general admission.
- Earvin ‘Magic’ Johnson Park (July 4-5) offers free community celebrations.
- Whittier Narrows (July 9-11) offers free community celebrations.
- Venice Beach Fan Zone (July 10-11) general admission starts at $10.
- Fairplex (July 14-15, 18-19) costs $10 if purchased by May 31, and $20 thereafter.
- West Harbor (July 14-15, 18-19) costs $5 per ticket.
- Downtown Burbank (July 18-19) ticketed events start at $25.
- The 2026 World Cup championship match is scheduled for July 19 at MetLife Stadium.
- SoFi Stadium will host five group stage matches and three knockout phase games.
Who's Mentioned
locationSoFi Stadium“Tournament venue renamed Los Angeles Stadium”locationFairplex“Fan Zone location”locationDowntown Burbank“Fan Zone location”organizationCity of LA“Host of the Kick It In the Park program”organizationLos Angeles World Cup 2026 Host Committee“Organizers of the Fan Zones”locationWest Harbor“Fan Zone location”locationKen Malloy Harbor Regional Park“Free viewing party location”locationHansen Dam Lake“Fan Zone location”