The Where to Watch the World Cup 2026 map is the most complete public viewing guide for the tournament. It covers locations across the United States, Canada, and Mexico. The Mapme team researched and built it as an interactive map, and fans can now add spots too. In total, it includes official FIFA Fan Fests, city watch parties, soccer bars, breweries, and pubs across North America. So wherever you are on the continent, you’ll find somewhere to watch with a crowd.
Covering the Whole Continent, Not Just Host Cities
With more than 1,200 pinned locations, this is one of the largest crowd-sourced football viewing guides ever built. The map spans hundreds of cities and towns beyond the 16 official host venues. As a result, fans across the continent, not only those near a World Cup stadium can find a great spot to watch every match. Whether you’re in a host city or a smaller town, there’s likely somewhere nearby on the map.
Official FIFA Fan Fests in Every Host City
The map includes all 13 official FIFA Fan Fest locations, covering every host city across the three nations: Atlanta, Boston, Dallas, Houston, Kansas City, Los Angeles, Miami, Philadelphia, Toronto, Vancouver, Mexico City, Guadalajara, and Monterrey. These outdoor fan zones offer live match screenings alongside entertainment, food, and the full World Cup atmosphere. They’re ideal for fans who don’t have tickets but still want to soak up the energy.
Watch Parties, Soccer Bars & More
Beyond the official fan zones, the map also includes 25+ city watch parties: public outdoor screenings in plazas and parks. In addition, you’ll find 270+ dedicated soccer bars showing every match, plus 900+ trending watch spots ranging from pubs and breweries to restaurants and sports bars. In short, every type of fan, from the die-hard supporter to the casual viewer will find something that suits them.
Find a Spot Near You
Use the search bar to find public viewing locations near your address. Then filter by venue type: FIFA Fan Fest, City Watch Party, Soccer Bar, or Trending Spot — to narrow down the experience you want. Each pin includes the venue name, address, and category.
Know a Spot We’re Missing?
If your favorite bar, venue, or local watch party isn’t on the map yet, click the “Add a Fan Spot” button directly on the map to submit it. Every submission helps make this crowdsourced map more useful for fans everywhere. All entries are reviewed by our team, and once approved, they’re automatically added to the map.
About This Map
The Mapme team researched and compiled this map to help football fans across North America find the best public places to experience the World Cup together. It focuses on spaces outside the stadiums: from fan zones to the local bar.
Please note: venue details, event dates, and screening schedules may change. We therefore strongly recommend contacting the venue directly before you go. Found a missing location or spotted an error? Email us at info@mapme.com and we’ll get it added.