Seattle businesses promote World Cup excitement ahead of USA-Australia match
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 18, 2026, 6:31 PM
Last updated Jun 18, 2026
As the USA prepares to face Australia in Seattle, local businesses are capitalizing on World Cup excitement. Tickets for the match are priced starting at $2,200, with many viewing options available for those looking to join the festivities. Venues like Flatstick Pub are attracting crowds with events, including a full-size soccer goal for patrons to kick and compete. Other establishments, such as Hood Famous Bakeshop and Stoup Brewing, are hosting watch parties and offering themed menu items. Most bars plan to open by 8 a.m. on match days, aiming to embrace the community spirit surrounding the tournament.
- •USA versus Australia match is set for tomorrow in Seattle.
- •Tickets available at high prices, starting at $2,200 each.
- •Flatstick Pub hosts viewing activities and competitions for patrons.
- •Various local businesses are offering special menus and events.
- •Bars will open early to accommodate fans for the match.
- 6:31 PMYahoo Sports — Seattle businesses are getting in on the World Cup action
"There’s only one more day until the USA versus Australia match hits Seattle! Tickets are still available, but they will put quite a dent in your wallet. Right now, Stubhub has tickets starting at $2,200 a piece.
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