The World Cup is in Seattle. Here's how to live it. ⚽
For one month, Seattle stops being a soccer city and becomes the soccer city. Six matches at Lumen Field. Fan zones drawing thousands. Museums, jazz clubs, and warehouses all throwing their own version of a party.
It's one of the biggest sporting moments in Seattle history — and most of it is happening outside the stadium. We pulled together everything worth your time, from the matches themselves to the watch parties, the art, and the free stuff. This is the guide we'll keep updating all tournament long.
What World Cup matches are at Lumen Field?
Seattle hosts six matches in Group Stage and the knockout rounds. The one circled in everyone's calendar: USA vs. Australia on June 19.

Belgium vs. EgyptMon, June 15 · Lumen Field, SoDo · Seattle's opener
USA vs. Australia🇺🇸 Seattle's matchFri, June 19 · Lumen Field, SoDo
Bosnia-Herzegovina vs. QatarWed, June 24 · Lumen Field, SoDo
Egypt vs. IranFri, June 26 · Lumen Field, SoDo⚽Round of 32KnockoutWed, July 1 · Lumen Field, SoDo · teams TBD⚽Round of 16KnockoutMon, July 6 · Lumen Field, SoDo · teams TBDKnockout-round teams are set as the group stage plays out. See the full match schedule →
Where can I watch the World Cup in Seattle?
You don't need a Lumen Field ticket to feel it. These are the biggest fan zones and watch parties in the city — most of them free, all of them loud.
The World Cup beyond the stadium
This is where Seattle gets interesting — and where most guides stop looking. The tournament has spilled into museums, jazz clubs, and nightclubs. These are the events you'd never find on a ticketing site.
What can I do for free?
You can ride the entire World Cup wave without spending a dollar:
- ⚽Let's Play SEA '26 fan celebration — Seattle Center
- ⚽Seattle Soccer House — free immersive hub at Pacific Place
- ⚽MOHAI Free First Thursday — free museum + soccer exhibit
Life is short. Do cool shit. 🛹✌️









