How to watch the World Cup in Dallas-Fort Worth

🎡 The FIFA Fan Festival in the Fair Park area will be the biggest party of them all. Open for 34 matches, the festival will have giveaways, concerts and exhibits. You'll need a free ticket to enter.

🛝 Halperin Park in Dallas is hosting six free watch parties from June 11-25 featuring the U.S. and Mexico teams. Matches will be shown on a 300-square-foot LED wall and other screens throughout the park.

🎟️ Trinity Groves is planning a ticketed fan zone for several World Cup matches, including Dallas' nine matches. Read the bag policy and parking tips before going.

⚽️ Legacy Hall, where Adidas recently opened an Originals store, has a soccer-themed art installation and will screen matches on its giant screens, offering giveaways, cocktails and live DJs.

🍻 Several Fort Worth businesses are hosting parties all summer. The Crescent Hotel is setting up a fan zone at its bar.

🍿 The Star in Frisco is hosting several watch parties and family-friendly activities, including a screening of the soccer comedy "Kicking & Screaming."

🥳 Frisco's Simpson Plaza is hosting a 34-day soccer celebration near Toyota Stadium, though tickets to the free watch parties are already sold out.

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