Philadelphia hosts FIFA World Cup watch parties across the city
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 18, 2026, 3:17 PM
Last updated Jun 18, 2026
Philadelphia is embracing the FIFA World Cup with multiple watch parties throughout the city. Six matches are taking place in the area, creating a festive environment for soccer fans. Key locations include the official FIFA Fan Festival at Lemon Hill, Brauhaus Schmitz on South Street featuring block parties on select dates, and Mamajuana Café in Fishtown offering a soccer-themed menu and extended hours. The Philadelphia Union is also hosting family-friendly weekend watch parties at Union Yards near Subaru Park, with various cultural food options available. Each venue requires pre-registration for entry.
- •Six matches held in Philadelphia during the World Cup.
- •FIFA Fan Festival at Lemon Hill offers free admission with registration.
- •Brauhaus Schmitz hosts viewing parties and block parties on select days.
- •Mamajuana Café features a special menu and late-night hours on select nights.
- •Philadelphia Union holds family-friendly watch parties at Union Yards.
- 3:17 PMYahoo Sports — FIFA World Cup watch parties pop up across Philadelphia
"We've rounded up a few spots where soccer fans and those looking to experience the energy of the FIFA World Cup can watch a game in Philadelphia.
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