The crown jewel: Mexico City's Zócalo — one of the world's largest plazas (100,000+ capacity) on the ground where the Aztecs built Tenochtitlán — becomes the 'Greatest Temple of Football.' Every match on one of the largest screens in the world, with non-stop concerts, DJs, Mexican cuisine and merch. Free, all 39 days.

Beyond the Zócalo, Mexico City is setting up 16 smaller fan zones — one in each borough — so every neighborhood has a free public viewing spot with big screens.

On match days the area around the historic Estadio Azteca (the only stadium to host three World Cup openers) fills with fans, vendors, food and souvenirs — a street-party atmosphere even without a ticket.

One of the largest free watch parties in the world: 50,000 fans on Central Park's Great Lawn for the July 19 Final, presented by Global Citizen. Giant screens, live entertainment — the people's championship.

Rockefeller Center transforms into a fútbol celebration: live broadcasts around a temporary pitch at the Rink, interactive experiences across the Plaza, a tribute to the 8 World Cup-winning nations, plus the free FIFA Museum exhibition with the Jules Rimet Trophy.

Live match broadcasts in a stadium setting inside Louis Armstrong Stadium, with family entertainment, interactive games, local food vendors, merch and VIP hospitality.