Where to watch in Dallas

# Where to Watch the 2026 World Cup in Dallas

AT&T Stadium in Arlington hosts several group-stage and knockout matches. Dallas–Fort Worth's passionate fan base and Tex-Mex culture make it a World Cup hotspot.

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• Location: Fair Park, 1818 Robert B. Cullum Blvd, Dallas, TX 75210
• Dates: Select match days throughout the tournament (approximately 18–20 days)
• Capacity: 12,000+
• Cost: Free entry; registration via FIFA.com recommended
• What to expect: Giant screens at the Dos Equis Pavilion grounds, live music with Texas country and Latin acts, BBQ and Tex-Mex food vendors, FIFA Trophy tour, sponsor activations
• Hours: Opens 2 hours before first match; closes at 11 PM

> Tip: Fair Park is the home of the State Fair of Texas, so the infrastructure is built for massive crowds. Parking is plentiful but arrive early for premium spots.

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#1 Top Pick — Peticolas Brewing Company Taproom

• Address: 1301 Pace St, Dallas, TX 75207
• Screens: 12 HDTVs, 1 large projector
• Outdoor seating: Yes — large beer garden
• Best for: Craft beer lovers, FCD supporter groups, relaxed but passionate crowd
• Price: $$ — pints from $7, food trucks on-site

#2 — The Londoner Pub (Addison)

• Address: 14930 Midway Rd, Addison, TX 75001
• Screens: 30+ TVs, 2 projectors
• Outdoor seating: Yes — large patio
• Best for: British pub atmosphere, full English breakfast for morning matches
• Price: $$ — pints from $7, bangers & mash $14

#3 — Taco Diner (West Village)

• Address: 3699 McKinney Ave, Dallas, TX 75204
• Screens: 8 TVs
• Outdoor seating: Yes — patio
• Best for: Uptown Dallas crowd, brunch and soccer combo
• Price: $$ — margaritas $10, tacos $4–$6

#4 — Nodding Donkey

• Address: 2900 Thomas Ave, Dallas, TX 75204
• Screens: 25+ TVs
• Outdoor seating: Yes — rooftop patio
• Best for: Uptown sports bar energy, rooftop viewing
• Price: $$ — beers from $6, sliders $10

#5 — FC Dallas Watch Parties — Toyota Stadium Area

• Address: Various spots along Main St, Frisco, TX 75034
• Screens: Varies
• Outdoor seating: Yes
• Best for: FC Dallas fans, suburban North Dallas families
• Price: $ — affordable bar and restaurant pricing

#6 — Henderson Tap House

• Address: 1880 N Henderson Ave, Dallas, TX 75206
• Screens: 20 TVs, 1 projector
• Outdoor seating: Yes
• Best for: Craft beer selection (72 taps), Knox-Henderson nightlife area
• Price: $$ — pints from $7

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• Fair Park FIFA Festival: The main event — see above.
• Klyde Warren Park: Dallas's premier urban park hosts free screenings on the lawn with food trucks surrounding the perimeter.
• AT&T Discovery District: Outdoor screens and events in downtown Dallas near the AT&T headquarters.
• Legacy West, Plano: North Dallas suburb screenings with restaurants and a family-friendly atmosphere.

> Texas heat is no joke in June and July. Hydrate aggressively and seek shade. Evening matches are the most comfortable for outdoor viewing.

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Waterproof — The Statler Hotel

• Address: 1914 Commerce St, Rooftop, Dallas
• Vibe: Rooftop pool and bar with downtown skyline views
• Screens: 2 large screens for key matches
• Price: $$$ — cocktails $16–$22

Happiest Hour

• Address: 2616 Olive St, Dallas (Harwood District)
• Vibe: Multi-level patio bar, lively atmosphere
• Screens: 15+ screens across multiple levels
• Price: $$ — cocktails $12–$16

The Joule Hotel Rooftop

• Address: 1530 Main St, Rooftop, Dallas
• Vibe: Boutique luxury with cantilevered pool
• Screens: Limited — finals weekend only
• Price: $$$$ — cocktails $20–$28

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FIFA Family Zone — Fair Park

• Kids' activities: Mini-pitch, skills challenges, FIFA mascot appearances, face painting, interactive games
• Seating: Shaded family section with misting stations
• Food: Kid-friendly BBQ plates, corn dogs, allergen-labeled options
• Amenities: Stroller parking, nursing room, family restrooms

Additional Family Options

• Klyde Warren Park Screenings: Playground on-site, food trucks, free and open. Perfect for families with young kids.
• Alamo Drafthouse Cinema: Select locations may show key matches on the big screen. Family-friendly before evening hours.
• Main Event (Frisco/Plano): Bowling, arcade, and big screens. Great for keeping kids entertained between matches.

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How do I get to Fair Park for the FIFA Fan Festival?

DART Green Line stops at Fair Park station, a 3-minute walk to the festival entrance. Driving is easy with large parking lots ($15–$20).

What time do Dallas soccer bars open for early matches?

The Londoner Pub opens as early as 7 AM. Most Uptown bars open by 10 AM. Check individual bar hours for early kickoffs.

Is the FIFA Fan Festival air-conditioned?

The outdoor areas are not air-conditioned but have misting stations and shade structures. The Dos Equis Pavilion has covered seating.

How hot is Dallas during the World Cup?

Expect highs of 95–102°F (35–39°C). Afternoon outdoor viewing is brutal. Indoor bars or evening matches are recommended for comfort.

Do bars show matches in Spanish?

Yes. Bars in Oak Cliff, Pleasant Grove, and along Jefferson Blvd commonly show Spanish-language broadcasts. Ask staff at any bar to switch.

Is there a cover charge at Dallas soccer bars?

Most bars are free entry for group-stage matches. Expect covers of $10–$15 for knockout rounds at popular spots.

Where can I buy FIFA merchandise in Dallas?

The Fair Park festival will have an official store. Pop-up shops expected at NorthPark Center and AT&T Discovery District.

Can I tailgate at AT&T Stadium?

Yes. AT&T Stadium in Arlington has large tailgate lots that open 4 hours before kickoff. Bring your grill and flags.

Are there watch parties in Fort Worth?

Yes. The Usual on Magnolia Ave, Reservoir on E 7th St, and Shipping & Receiving are popular Fort Worth options.

Is rideshare reliable to Fair Park?

Yes. Uber and Lyft are readily available. Designate a pickup point on Robert B. Cullum Blvd for easiest access.