At the 2026 World Cup in Seattle, you can watch games on the water
The 2026 World Cup in Seattle will include a floating fan zone with large screens and a mini field. See when games are played and where to watch.
Grab some friends, a soccer jersey and something to pay for drinks: a floating party awaits. From June 11 to July 6, soccer fans will be able to watch live World Cup matches from a floating barge docked at Pier 62 in downtown Seattle. The region's professional soccer teams, Seattle Sounders FC and Seattle Reign FC, partnered with the RAVE foundation to help bring the 2026 World Cup to fans on the water.
The barge will include large screens for watching matches, a miniature soccer field and other types of activities and entertainment. The area will be a "premium ticketed and private rental space," according to a press release . The Ultimate World Cup Experience š Introducing the Seattle Soccer Celebration, powered by @Lenovo !
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