🍺 Where to Watch
FIFA Fan Festival — Plaza de la Liberación
The official Fan Fest between the Catedral and Teatro Degollado — up to 60,000 daily, all 104 matches on giant screens, with mariachi (Maná, Santana, Alejandro Fernández announced), Jalisco cuisine on Plaza de Armas, and birria in hand. Free, register online. One of only three cities running all 39 days. Cashless; no umbrellas.
📍 Plaza de la Liberación, Centro Histórico, Guadalajara, Jalisco 44100
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Zapopan Public Viewing — Frente a la Basílica
Public viewing for ~8,000 in front of the Basílica de Zapopan, with big-screen broadcasts and security/volunteers on hand.
📍 Basílica de Zapopan, Zapopan, Jalisco 45100
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Zapopan Park Screens — Parque Rojo, La Mujer & Las Américas
Alternate Zapopan fan zones at Parque Rojo, Parque La Mujer and Plaza Las Américas, bringing big-screen matches closer to the suburbs.
📍 Parque Rojo, Zapopan, Jalisco
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FIFA Fan Festival Miami — Bayfront Park
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.
📍 301 Biscayne Blvd, Miami, FL 33132
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One Game One Passion — South Beach Kickoff
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.
📍 1001 Ocean Dr, Miami Beach, FL 33139
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Española Way — Nightly Street Watch Parties
Nightly street watch parties on historic Española Way (between 14th & 15th) throughout the entire World Cup — an atmospheric pedestrian setting.
📍 Española Way, Miami Beach, FL 33139
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Brian Rodríguez