The 2026 FIFA Men’s World Cup kicked off this summer with matches taking place across 16 host cities in the United States, Mexico, and Canada. The Bay Area is hosting matches at San Francisco Bay Area Stadium (formerly Levi’s Stadium) in Santa Clara. On Wednesday, July 1, fans will have the chance to cheer on Team USA as they take the field at San Francisco Bay Area Stadium for a knockout-round match. After advancing out of the group stage, Team USA will be here in the Bay to face Bosnia and Herzegovina at 5 pm on Wednesday in a win-or-go-home showdown. Learn more about watch parties and purchasing tickets here >
Fan Zones, Watch Parties, and World Cup Events for Families
The New Parkway Theater (Oakland)
July 1 – July 19. Buy tickets in advance to watch the game on a giant screen and cheer alongside fellow soccer fans. Tickets are $10 for adults and $8 for students and children, or purchase a World Cup Full Pass to catch every game. Buy tickets here >
Urban Air (Concord)
July 19. Catch the world’s biggest soccer game at the Urban Air’s Theater. Bring the family, grab a comfy seat, and cheer on the world’s best while the kids burn off their energy in the park. Learn More >
Fútbol on the Block (Oakland)
July 19. Join this community-centered neighborhood soccer watch party and outdoor festival. More Details >
More East Bay Watch Parties
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- June 29 – July 19: USA Group Matches at Match Point Brewing
- June 29 – July 19: World Cup Matchdays at Bay Street
- June 29 – July 19: Line 51 BrewingÂ
- June 29 – July 19: Hayward Soccer Watch Parties
- July 19: Oakland Bloc15 Watch Party
- July 19: Oakland Athletic Club
San Francisco Watch Parties and Events
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- June 29 – July 19: Thrive City Soccer Watch Parties and Viewings
- June 29 – July 19: Fan Zone at China Basin Park at Mission Rock
- June 29 – July 19: Fan Zone at Pier 39
- June 29 – July 19: Salesforce Park Watch Parties
Soccer Festival (San Jose)
June 29 – July 19. Beyond San Francisco, the San Jose Earthquakes will transform San Pedro Square Market into a family friendly soccer festival from June 11 through July 19. Fans can enjoy interactive fan zones, watch all 104 World Cup matches live on giant screens, and explore World Cup-themed food and drink menus throughout the tournament. Find out details >
Home in your pajamas (Various)
With some games running late, long after bedtime, settling in on the couch might be your best option. Fox, Peacock, and Telemundo will broadcast the matches. Live TV Schedule >
Most watch parties are free, but some require reservations in advance. Where will you be watching Men’s World Cup action in the Bay Area?
