World Cup 2026 in Miami

Watching the matches

If you're in Miami for the World Cup, don't miss the FIFA Fan Festival™ at Bayfront Park. Running from June 13 to July 5, 2026, this fan zone offers free public admission and no tickets are required. Located at 301 Biscayne Blvd, it’s the perfect place to catch live broadcasts surrounded by other fans.

For a more local vibe, head to Brickell, Wynwood, Little Havana, South Beach, or Downtown Miami. These neighborhoods are known for lively bars and restaurants that will likely host watch parties and events.

Getting around

Miami’s Metrorail and the free downtown Metromover operate in the central areas like downtown and Brickell. However, they do not reach Hard Rock Stadium. For match days, the Miami Game Day Express offers shuttle services from confirmed hubs directly to the stadium for ticket holders.

Brightline to Aventura is an option, connecting to a shuttle service on match days. Consider checking current rules and pricing. Car travel and rideshares are also options, but expect traffic and higher costs during events.

Where fans gather

Beyond the Fan Festival, Brickell, Wynwood, Little Havana, South Beach, and Downtown Miami are the favorite neighborhoods for fan gatherings. Each offers a unique vibe, from the trendy Brickell and artistic Wynwood to the culturally rich Little Havana.

Restaurants, cafes, and bars across these areas often turn into mini fan zones during major sports events. It might be worth checking local guides closer to your visit for specific venue details.

Practical notes

Plan for extra travel time if staying in tourist-heavy zones like South Beach or Brickell as they are a distance from Hard Rock Stadium. Make sure to check the official city website for the latest on transit options and match day arrangements.