Official FIFA World Cup 2026™ Fan Zone in Vancouver, Washington
SeattleFWC26 partnered with nine communities to create fan zones, ensuring that Washingtonians can be part of this historic event. Fan zones will bring the excitement of Seattle’s six FIFA World Cup 2026™ to communities throughout the state, offering an opportunity to experience game-day energy.
Official Fan Zone Location
Big Al’s Vancouver is hosting six upcoming watch parties.
Please note the different entry rules below.
USA vs. Australia (June 19) – Reservations Required
- Timeline: Doors open at 11:00 AM | Kickoff at 12:00 PM | Reservation ends at 3:00 PM.
- Minimum Spend: Reservations are free, but a $25 food and beverage minimum applies.
All Other Matches – First-Come, First-Serve
For the following 12:00 PM games, doors will open at 11:45 AM to allow for seating before kickoff:
- Belgium vs. Egypt – June 15
- Qatar vs. Bosnia-Herzegovina – June 24
Lock In the Match Schedule
Match Schedule at Seattle Stadium (Lumen Field)
Did you know? Big Al’s is one of the 3 Clark County bowling alleys that participate in the Kids Bowl Free program, offering 2 free games every day to kids 15 and under

Where to Watch the World Cup in Vancouver, WA
The Game Starts Right Here
The countdown to the FIFA World Cup 2026™ is on! As an official Fan Zone, Vancouver is bringing the heat with the SEA&WIN app. This mobile game is your ticket to exploring our city while racking up points for prizes. Download the app here.

Extend Your Seattle Stay for FIFA World Cup 2026TM in Washington’s Vancouver
Are you planning a trip to Washington state for one of Seattle’s six FIFA World Cup 2026TM games in June and July 2026? Consider a visit to Vancouver, Washington while you are in the area to explore a Pacific Northwest gem that has yet to be fully discovered.
Wait…there’s a Vancouver in Washington?
Yes! The United States’ Vancouver was actually incorporated about 30 years before Vancouver B.C. in Canada. We are located on the north shore of the Columbia River, just a bridge away from Portland, Oregon and a 10-minute drive from the Portland International Airport (PDX).

What to do in Vancouver
The anticipation is building in the Pacific Northwest, and Vancouver can't wait to support the excitement and enthusiasm that FIFA World Cup 2026TM will inevitably bring to local soccer fans and visiting fútbol devotees.
Go Beyond the games:
Washington trip ideas & resources from State of Washington Tourism.
Vancouver Itineraries:
Why add Vancouver to my Washington itinerary?
Easy to get to: Reachable by...
- Car – Interstate 5
- Train – Amtrak: 7 routes per day between Vancouver and Seattle (3 hours, $27-$90 one-way)
- Plane – Just 10 minutes away from PDX
No crowds and a scenic, stress-free environment
- You rarely have to fight for a parking spot, make dinner reservations, or wait in lines.
- While Vancouver is the fourth largest city in Washington, it is still described as “friendly” and “welcoming” by residents and visitors alike.
Walkable to main attractions
- The waterfront, Historic Reserve, and downtown Vancouver are all within one mile of each other.
- Find unique restaurants, quality “Brewcouver” beer, and wine from premier regional vineyards.
