The Fox & Hounds
2922 Main St, Santa Monica, CA 90405
Santa Monica · English pub vibe, passionate soccer crowd since 1970s
# Where to Watch the 2026 World Cup in Los Angeles
SoFi Stadium hosts multiple matches and LA's soccer culture is booming. From a historic fan festival at the Coliseum to bars across Hollywood and DTLA, here is your guide.
> Important: LA's fan festival runs only 5 days during the tournament's opening week. Plan accordingly or rely on soccer bars and other venues for the rest of the tournament.
> LA traffic is brutal on match days. Use Metro Expo Line to get to the Coliseum or take the B/D lines to DTLA venues.
FIFA allocates festival durations based on match schedules and venue logistics. LA's Coliseum is available for the opening week only. After June 14, watch at bars, Grand Park, or other community venues.
Most open at 7 AM or earlier for East Coast kickoff times. Fox & Hounds and Joxer Daly's serve breakfast during morning matches.
Yes, but limited and expensive ($30–$50). Take the Metro Expo Line to Expo Park/USC station, which is a 5-minute walk.
Yes. Bars in East LA, Boyle Heights, and South LA commonly show matches with Spanish commentary. El Farolito is a top pick.
No official beach screenings are planned, but Santa Monica Pier may host pop-up events. Many beachfront bars in Venice and Manhattan Beach will show matches.
Yes. The Olde Ship in Santa Ana, Gallagher's Pub in Huntington Beach, and various spots on Main Street in Downtown Orange are popular.
Expect sunny skies and highs of 75–85°F (24–29°C). Evenings can cool to 60°F. Comfortable for outdoor viewing.
The Coliseum festival (June 10–14) will have a FIFA store. Pop-up shops expected at LA Live and The Grove.
Surge pricing is likely near SoFi Stadium and the Coliseum. Budget extra or use public transit.
Grand Park allows low-profile chairs and blankets. The Coliseum festival may restrict chairs — check FIFA's event guidelines.
Location: LA Memorial Coliseum
Dates: June 10 – June 14
Registration: Not required
The official FIFA Fan Festival features giant screens, live entertainment, food vendors, and official merchandise. Entry is typically free.
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Many neighborhoods host outdoor screenings and community watch parties. Here are starting points—check local listings closer to June 2026.
Many neighborhoods in Los Angeles will host outdoor screenings and community watch parties. Check local event listings closer to June 2026.
The festival site, dates, and capacity for Los Angeles are summarized in the Official FIFA Fan Festival section on this page.
Admission is usually free, yet FIFA may require free registration or capacity caps—read the Registration line in the same section.
Look for venues with multiple large screens, commentary audio, and food service—our Sports bars list for Los Angeles curates starters.
Yes—expect plazas, parks, and sponsor screens beyond the official FIFA footprint; follow city permits for pop-up events.
Fan fests and many pubs air matches without a cover, though you still pay for food and drinks.
Dedicated soccer bars often unlock doors at breakfast for morning ET kickoffs—call ahead on knockout days.
Diaspora supporters’ clubs frequently host themed parties; search social networks for “[country] supporters Los Angeles”.
High-demand nights sell out fast—book tables or arrive early, especially when Los Angeles or a mega-draw plays.