Orlando City Soccer Club will host a summer-long fan festival at Pointe Orlando featuring live broadcasts of FIFA World Cup 2026 matches, entertainment and community events tied to the global tournament.The event, known as the Orlando City Soccer Celebration, will run from June 11 through July 19, aligning with the World Cup schedule.Organizers said the festival will include live viewings of all 104 matches, along with live music, international food offerings, interactive fan experiences and appearances by Orlando City players, club legends and the team mascot.“This summer is a historic moment for the game in the United States, and we wanted to create an experience that matches that global energy while staying true to our city and our club,” Orlando City Chief Marketing Officer Pedro Araujo said in a statement.Sports & Social – Live! at Pointe Orlando will serve as the primary hub for match viewings, while larger marquee events featuring entertainment and activations will take place in the venue’s outdoor plazas.Marquee viewing events include:June 12Canada vs. Bosnia — 3 p.m. ETUnited States vs. Paraguay — 9 p.m. ETJune 13Brazil vs. Morocco — 6 p.m. ETJune 19United States vs. Australia — 3 p.m. ETBrazil vs. Haiti — 9 p.m. ETJune 27Panama vs. England — 5 p.m. ETCroatia vs. Ghana — 5 p.m. ETColombia vs. Portugal — 7:30 p.m. ETJordan vs. Argentina — 10 p.m. ETJuly 19FIFA World Cup 2026 Final — 3 p.m. ETAdditional “Decision Days” viewing events are planned for June 24 and June 25, featuring the final round of group-stage matches, including games involving the United States and Brazil.The event is free to attend with advance RSVP, according to organizers.Pointe Orlando, located in the city’s convention district, will host the festival across its open-air complex, which includes restaurants, bars and entertainment venues.The Orlando City Soccer Celebration is presented by Verizon and supported by sponsors including Orlando Health, Visit Orlando and Orlando International Airport.More details about programming and events are expected to be released closer to the start of the tournament.Mike Gramajo is an Assignment Editor and Sportswriter at WESH 2, who has covered the Orlando soccer scene since 2012. You can follow his coverage over on X and Instagram.

Orlando City Soccer Club will host a summer-long fan festival at Pointe Orlando featuring live broadcasts of FIFA World Cup 2026 matches, entertainment and community events tied to the global tournament.

The event, known as the Orlando City Soccer Celebration, will run from June 11 through July 19, aligning with the World Cup schedule.

Organizers said the festival will include live viewings of all 104 matches, along with live music, international food offerings, interactive fan experiences and appearances by Orlando City players, club legends and the team mascot.

“This summer is a historic moment for the game in the United States, and we wanted to create an experience that matches that global energy while staying true to our city and our club,” Orlando City Chief Marketing Officer Pedro Araujo said in a statement.

Sports & Social – Live! at Pointe Orlando will serve as the primary hub for match viewings, while larger marquee events featuring entertainment and activations will take place in the venue’s outdoor plazas.

Marquee viewing events include:

June 12Canada vs. Bosnia — 3 p.m. ETUnited States vs. Paraguay — 9 p.m. ETJune 13Brazil vs. Morocco — 6 p.m. ETJune 19United States vs. Australia — 3 p.m. ETBrazil vs. Haiti — 9 p.m. ETJune 27Panama vs. England — 5 p.m. ETCroatia vs. Ghana — 5 p.m. ETColombia vs. Portugal — 7:30 p.m. ETJordan vs. Argentina — 10 p.m. ETJuly 19FIFA World Cup 2026 Final — 3 p.m. ET

Additional “Decision Days” viewing events are planned for June 24 and June 25, featuring the final round of group-stage matches, including games involving the United States and Brazil.

The event is free to attend with advance RSVP, according to organizers.

Pointe Orlando, located in the city’s convention district, will host the festival across its open-air complex, which includes restaurants, bars and entertainment venues.

The Orlando City Soccer Celebration is presented by Verizon and supported by sponsors including Orlando Health, Visit Orlando and Orlando International Airport.

More details about programming and events are expected to be released closer to the start of the tournament.

Mike Gramajo is an Assignment Editor and Sportswriter at WESH 2, who has covered the Orlando soccer scene since 2012. You can follow his coverage over on X and Instagram.