The city's free fan festival is centered on the National WWI Museum and Memorial lawn — giant-screen match viewing, food, live music, and one of the best skyline views in Kansas City.
What to expect
Watch World Cup games on giant screens with thousands of fans from around the world.
KC barbecue, local vendors, and craft beer alongside the action on the lawn.
Music, activities, and a festival atmosphere on match days and beyond.
The Memorial lawn frames the downtown skyline — one of the most photogenic spots in the city.
Walkable from Union Station and Crown Center, and a short streetcar ride from downtown hotels.
No ticket needed for the festival itself — a great option whether or not you have match tickets.
Make a day of it
Historic train station with exhibits and dining, right across from the Memorial.
Family-friendly shops, restaurants, and attractions a short walk away.
Hop the free streetcar north for downtown's biggest watch-party energy.
FAQ
On the grounds of the National WWI Museum and Memorial, just south of downtown near Union Station and Crown Center.
Yes — the festival itself is free to attend. You don't need a match ticket to join the viewing and activities.
Take the free KC Streetcar to the Union Station stop and walk over, or use rideshare. Driving is possible but downtown parking and the streetcar are easier.
Use the interactive guide to check what's on today, find nearby BBQ and bars, and get directions from your hotel.
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