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Central Park's Great Lawn will host a massive, free 50,000-person watch party for the FIFA World Cup 2026 Final on Sunday, July 19. Admission is free, but entry requires scoring a ticket through a Global Citizen lottery system that runs from June 11 to July 16.

Gov. Kathy Hochul announced Central Park's Great Lawn will host the largest watch party for the World Cup Final on July 19. Some 50,000 tickets for the Great Lawn watch party will be available, and for free.

Bank of America, Vet Tix, and FIFA will provide $2.25 million in free World Cup 2026 tickets to military veterans, current military and first responders, and their families, who live in or near FIFA World Cup host cities.

FIFA canceled free World Cup tickets, which were obtained by about 60 fans in a website error, the international soccer governing body announced.

The Coliseum and 10 locations around the Los Angeles area will host watch parties and fan activities throughout the 2026 World Cup.

Not thrilled about spending several hundred dollars to catch a World Cup match in person? There’s a way to take part in the action without spending a dime. Starting on Saturday, June 13, South Florida’s host committee is offering a free fan festival at Miami’s Bayfront Park that will run for 23 days.