Not every visitor to the Arlington Entertainment District will have a ticket to every match. Some days you are between fixtures. Other days, you want to watch a match being played in a different city from the comfort of a bar with a cold drink and a plate of barbecue. The DFW area has dedicated fan zones, big-screen venues, and public viewing areas that keep you connected to the tournament even when you are not inside Dallas Stadium.
Here is where to watch.
Texas Live! is the primary viewing destination in the Arlington Entertainment District. The 200,000-square-foot complex sits between Globe Life Field and Dallas Stadium and has a 100-foot LED screen in the Live! Arena. Multiple venues inside the complex run match coverage throughout the day.
Sports and Social Arlington has two floors of screens, craft beer, and interactive games. Lockhart Smokehouse serves Central Texas barbecue. PBR Texas has live music and a mechanical bull for the late-night crowd.
On match days, Texas Live! is the closest big-screen option to both stadiums and draws the highest concentration of fans in the district.
Arlington Backyard is the 5,000-capacity outdoor venue inside the Texas Live! complex. It has massive screens designed for viewing major sporting events, and hosts watch party programming with DJs, live music, and a full-day atmosphere on match days.
During the tournament, Arlington Backyard runs the La Fiesta del Futbol concert series and other event programming timed to the soccer schedule. The venue sits at 1650 East Randol Mill Road, directly next to Globe Life Field.
The official fan festival for the tournament takes place at Fair Park in Dallas, a 277-acre Art Deco complex about 25 minutes east of Arlington by car. The festival runs on all match days from June 11 through July 19 with free entry, giant screens, live music, and international food vendors.
Fair Park is accessible via the DART Green Line from downtown Dallas. A DART Day Pass costs $6.
Cosm in The Colony at Grandscape provides a high-tech, immersive viewing experience with wraparound screens that create a stadium-like atmosphere.
The AT&T Discovery District in downtown Dallas has a massive digital wall, outdoor seating and a plaza setting for match viewing.
The Harwood District in Dallas has bars and restaurants that run match-day programming. Harwood Arms is a British-style pub with a strong soccer following. Happiest Hour has a massive rooftop patio with skyline views and multiple screens.
The Londoner has locations in Addison, Mockingbird Station, and Colleyville. It is the primary gathering spot for English and European soccer fans and will be packed for every match.
If you are watching matches at Texas Live! or Arlington Backyard during the day, check whether the Texas Rangers have an evening home game. Globe Life Field is within walking distance. Get tickets to see the Rangers in 2026 and pair a day of tournament viewing with a night of baseball.
Texas Live! has the 100-foot LED screen and is the closest big-screen option to both stadiums in the Entertainment District.
Yes. Free entry with giant screens, live music, and international food vendors on all match days from June 11 through July 19.
A rideshare takes about 25 minutes. Fair Park is also accessible via the DART Green Line from downtown Dallas.
Yes. The 5,000-capacity outdoor venue hosts watch party programming with big screens, DJs, and live music on match days.
Yes. Watch a daytime match at Texas Live! or Arlington Backyard, then walk to Globe Life Field for an evening Rangers game.
Yes. Cosm Dallas, the AT&T Discovery District, the Harwood District, and The Londoner Pub all offer match viewing across the DFW area.
