Miami and South Florida are turning the last six days of the 2026 FIFA World Cup into a region-wide public viewing programme. The Miami host committee has announced free watch parties for the semi-finals, the third-place match on Saturday 18 July and the final on Sunday 19 July, giving supporters an alternative to the resale market and a way to follow the tournament together.
The first semi-final, France v Spain, is scheduled for Tuesday 14 July at Dallas Stadium in Arlington, Texas, with a 3 p.m. Eastern Time kick-off. Miami Beach Bandshell is listed for that match and for Argentina v England, the other semi-final. RSVP is required at the Bandshell, so fans should check the organiser's event pages before travelling.
loanDepot park is scheduled to screen Argentina v England, the third-place match and the final. Little Haiti Soccer Park will show the third-place match, while North Beach Bandshell, Amelia Earhart Park, Tropical Park, Palmetto Golf Course and NoMi Village are among the final-day locations. The sites spread the programme across Miami-Dade rather than concentrating every crowd at one venue.
The timing matters for travellers and local supporters alike. The 48-team, 104-match World Cup runs from 11 June to 19 July across 16 host cities in Canada, Mexico and the United States. Miami Stadium in Miami Gardens hosts the third-place match on 18 July; the final follows the next day at New York New Jersey Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey.
Every listed screening is free and open to the public, but free admission does not necessarily mean unlimited capacity. Arrive early, confirm whether a venue requires RSVP, and use public transport or a designated driver where possible. Match line-ups, security rules and weather plans can change, so the host committee and venue notices remain the best source for same-day details.
For a city that has hosted seven tournament matches, the final-week screenings extend the World Cup beyond the stadium. They also give fans of the four remaining teams — and neutral supporters — a local place to watch the tournament's decisive matches as the 2026 edition reaches its final weekend.