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Join fans from around the world at live viewings, events, and music festivals throughout the city.
Let’s Play SEA 26 Events showcase the vibrant build-up to the world’s biggest sporting event right here in our city. As one of the cities hosting six thrilling matches at Seattle Stadium (Lumen Field) including the U.S. Men’s National Team game, Seattle is buzzing with soccer energy, community spirit, and global excitement.
Fan Celebrations // Local Events // Fan Zones
Fan Celebrations
Beginning June 11, fans will be able to experience FIFA World Cup 2026™ excitement at multiple locations along Seattle’s Unity Loop, including Seattle Center, Waterfront Park, Pacific Place, and Victory Hall in SODO. All fan experiences will be free and open to the public.
Seattle Center
This World Soccer Fan Celebration continues with large viewing screens, cultural programming, public art, food vendors, DJs at the International Fountain, and immersive fan experiences.
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Pacific Place
Continue watching World Cup™ matches on a massive 4‑story LED screen at Pacific Place. Note: Seattle Soccer House portion is closed.
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Victory Hall in SoDo
Victory Hall lets fans watch World Cup matches on a 23‑foot screen and feel the energy of the stadium throughout the tournament.
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Fan Zones Across Washington State
Fans can take part statewide, with communities across Washington hosting fan zones that bring World Cup matchday energy beyond Seattle.
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