9 Official
Community Fan Zones
In addition to the official FIFA Fan Festival™ at Seattle Center, 9 communities across Washington State are hosting official fan zones — free community watch party spaces from Bellingham to Vancouver and Spokane to Yakima.
Free outdoor fan zone in Bellingham's waterfront district with giant screens, local food vendors, interactive soccer activities, and community celebrations on select World Cup match days.
Downtown Bremerton's waterfront fan zone with match-viewing on giant screens, live entertainment, and local vendors with stunning harbor views.
Community fan zone in Everett with live match broadcasts on giant screens, local food, entertainment, and community gatherings during Seattle's World Cup matches.
Waterfront festival at Port Plaza with live match screenings, live music, and VIP packages ($75). General admission $10 — youth 12 & under free. Open June 19, 24, 25 & 26.
Historic fan zone hosted by the Puyallup Tribe — the first Indigenous nation formally represented at the FIFA World Cup™. Official viewing parties, cultural programming, and live entertainment.
Community fan zone in Spokane at Riverfront Park representing Eastern Washington — match broadcasts, entertainment, food, and fan activities during the World Cup.
Fan zone at Gesa Stadium in the Tri-Cities — outdoor stadium venue with live music, family activities, local vendors, and large-screen match viewing. June 15, 19, July 1 & 6.
Community fan zone in Vancouver, WA — just across the Columbia River from Portland — with live match broadcasts, local food, entertainment, and community gatherings.
Community fan zone at the Yakima Valley SunDome and State Fair Park — indoor and outdoor viewing with local entertainment, food vendors, and family programming in Washington wine country.
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