Los Angeles prepares for World Cup viewing experiences starting June 11
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 7, 2026, 12:56 AM
Last updated Jun 7, 2026
Los Angeles is set for a citywide celebration of the FIFA World Cup 2026, beginning June 11. Major venues will host various watch parties with the official FIFA Fan Festival at LA Memorial Coliseum featuring live music, food vendors, and the opening match between USA and Paraguay. Numerous bars and restaurants across the city, including Tom’s Watch Bar and Cosm Los Angeles, will offer dedicated screenings and event spaces. Adjustments to local transit options will accommodate increased foot traffic during match days. The city is expected to see vibrant community events and immersive experiences around the tournament.
- •World Cup festivities kick off in Los Angeles on June 11.
- •LA Memorial Coliseum will host the FIFA Fan Festival.
- •Bars like Tom’s Watch Bar will feature official watch parties.
- •Transit options are being adjusted for match days.
- •Community events planned throughout the city for the tournament.
- 12:56 AMYahoo Sports — The best places to watch the World Cup in LA
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