Register Now: The FIFA Fan Festival Takes Over Fairmount Park This June & July

¿Qué puedo esperar del Festival de la FIFA en Philly?

Aunque muchas de las ciudades que acogen partidos para Copa Mundial de la FIFA 26 Aunque no hay planes para organizar ningún tipo de celebración comunitaria, Filadelfia sigue siendo la única ciudad de todo el país que acoge un Fan Festival oficial for the entire length of the tournament.

While free and open to all, revelers heading to the Fan Festival must first register on the official Philadelphia Soccer 2026 host site by clicking on the day you plan to attend and completing the form. Fans receive digital e-tickets that they need to show to get inside the fenced perimeter.

Los días de partido, los aficionados podrán disfrutar de la retransmisión en directo en pantallas gigantes en East Parque Fairmount’de un millón de pies cuadrados Lemon Hill section, turning the green space into watch-party central. Fan Fest has two entrances — Sedgley and Poplar drives (south) and Girard Avenue and Poplar Drive (north).

  — Imagen cortesía de Philadelphia Soccer 2026

Festival planners promise large-scale activations from many of FIFA’s commercial partners, including giveaways, photo ops, interactive games and a temporary soccer pitch for casual play. The family-friendly event even has a designated family area with special promotions for the entire family. (Stay tuned for more specific details.)

Y ya sabes que... una ciudad para amantes de la gastronomía como Philly plans to feed the world the best way it knows how — with Philly Phlavor. The rotating lineup of 80 food trucks offers some of the tastiest, globally inspired eats our city’s independently owned vendors can cook up.

Festivalgoers can also check out a vendor village showcasing handcrafted wares and merch from Philly’s talented creative community. The vendor village sets up across from the event’s south access (at Sedgely Drive) near the Abraham Lincoln estatua.

Los eventos con entrada, como conciertos, programas culturales y actividades comunitarias, completan la programación de este festival de 39 días, cuyos detalles concretos aún no se han revelado.

¿Cómo puedo participar en el Festival de Aficionados de la FIFA de Philly?

General admission to the FIFA Fan Fest is free and open to the public. However, all of those who plan to participate debe inscribirse con antelación for each individual day through the official Philadelphia Soccer 2026 site, now officially open. Stay tuned for more details. Registrants must then show tickets before entering the secure Fan Fest perimeter.

En programa del festival details the opening and closing hours of each day of Fan Fest, centered around the broadcasting schedules of the World Cup games. On match days, the festival grounds open one hour before the first game and close one hour after the last match. On non-match days, the programming for that day determines the schedule, with the Fútbol de Filadelfia 2026 sitio web que publica la información más actualizada sobre los horarios.

The Festival kicks off on the first day of World Cup play: Thursday, June 11, 2026, with a 2 p.m. entry.

  — Imagen cortesía de Philadelphia Soccer 2026

¿Cuál es la mejor manera de llegar al Festival de los Aficionados de la FIFA en Philly?

City officials and organizers urge festivalgoers to find a way to arrive on foot, as much of the area closes to traffic during Fan Fest. Bicyclists can look for bike valets to secure their ride while celebrating.

Philly PHLASH might be the easiest way to get there, especially with its brand-new stop created just to shuttle visitors to FIFA Fan Fest. The 2026 Downtown Loop adds PHLASH Stop 9 at Pennsylvania and Fairmount avenues (with just a quick walk from there to Lemon Hill). An all-day PHLASH pass costs $5, while SEPTA passholders, seniors and kids under four can ride for free.

Riders can purchase PHLASH passes online, at a visitor center or with exact cash while boarding. Check out our 2026 PHLASH guide here.

SEPTA also plans to offer increased access on several bus routes, including the 32 and 48, which both stop at Pennsylvania and Fairmount avenues. Plus, the 7 and 49 bus routes have several stops in the Fairmount neighborhood, also within walking distance of Lemon Hill.

Note: SEPTA’s normal $2.90 one-way tarifa base remains unchanged during the games. Rideshare remains an option, with the official pick-up and drop-off spots yet to be determined.

Are there any road closures?

With a large event like FIFA Fan Fest drawing thousands of people to the city, expect road closures before, during and after the event. Here’s a run-down of what to know:

• Construction needed to get the festival ready starts the third week of May. This means Lemon Hill’s green spaces are off limits to all passive recreation (picnics, play, etc.) from then until the removal and cleanup of everything, in early-to-mid August.
• Much of Sedgely Drive surrounding Lemon Hill shuts down to traffic — as does Poplar Street (at 30th Street) — during event construction, during Fan Fest and during breakdown afterward (May through August).
• Kelly Drive remains largely open, with closings only happening for regattas and on July 4, 2026.
• The city is restricting parking on streets in the neighborhoods surrounding Lemon Hill, including all of Fairmount y Brewerytown and parts of Sharswood and Strawberry Mansion. The restricted parking area runs between 33rd and 21st streets from Cecil B. Moore Avenue to Hamilton Street. All Philly residents who park in this area require residential parking permits (which include two guest permits) for the duration of the fest. Residents can click here for info and to apply.

For more on the FIFA Fan Festival in Philly, including dates and registration, visit the official website below.

VISITE EL SITIO WEB OFICIAL