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.

The official 23-day FIFA Fan Festival on Biscayne Bay: a 436,000-sq-ft waterfront hub for up to 30,000 fans daily, with giant screens for every match, a 10,000-capacity amphitheater, Latin music, Miami street food, a mini pitch and rock climbing. Free, no ticket required.

The biggest watch party on the sand: opening ceremony + opening match on massive screens at 10th & Ocean, followed by a free concert headlined by Carlos Vives with DJ Cassidy. June 11.

Nightly street watch parties on historic Española Way (between 14th & 15th) throughout the entire World Cup — an atmospheric pedestrian setting.