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Where to Watch the World Cup
By Fort Worth Weekly
· June 10, 2026
· 5 min read
Nine World Cup matches will be played in Arlington at AT&T Stadium. Dubbed “Dallas Stadium” for the tournament, it will host more games than any other spot in the country. Don’t have tickets? Don’t worry. Watch parties and soccer-themed events are happening all over. Free Fan Fests Throughout the ev
Key takeaway Free Fan Fests Throughout the event, on all 34 game days, North Texas cities are hosting free fan festivals.
Why this matters in The Fort Worth
The World Cup's presence in North Texas is a significant boon for local businesses, particularly those in Fort Worth 's entertainment districts. Sundance Square's hosting of free public watch parties for 104 matches will undoubtedly draw large crowds, boosting foot traffic and sales for establishments like Hopscotch and other food vendors. Additionally, local bars and restaurants like Buffalo Bros and Crystal Springs Hideaway are well-positioned to capitalize on the tournament's popularity, with their extensive beer lists and numerous TVs. The tournament's impact will also be felt in the city's hospitality industry, as fans from across the country and around the world descend upon Fort Worth. As the city gears up to host thousands of visitors, it's likely that local hotels, restaurants, and transportation services will see a significant surge in demand, providing a welcome economic boost to the area.
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Category: western ·
Published: June 10, 2026 ·
Source: Fort Worth Weekly ·
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What is this story about? Nine World Cup matches will be played in Arlington at AT&T Stadium. Dubbed “Dallas Stadium” for the tournament, it will host more games than any other spot in the country. Don’t have tickets? Don’t worry. Watch parties and soccer-themed events are happening all over. Free Fan Fests Throughout the ev
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