World Cup games pop up on Portland's biggest screens
Soccer action is only a screen away in the grand lobby of U.S. National Bank, 326 SW Broadway
Downtown Portland is hosting one of the bigger watch parties for the 2026 World Cup games in the grand lobby of the U.S. National Bank, 326 SW Broadway.
Tickets for tonight’s game, United States vs. Belgium, start at $10 to access the Fan Zone. There might be a table; it might be standing room only. There are no guarantees in these giddy times. Falorin Balogun could play tonight after a red card reversal, that’s all we know.
Southeast Portland’s AwayDays Brewing is behind the joyous adaptive reuse of the landmark building’s lobby. For tickets and a full schedule of matches, visit SoccerFest.
OMSI has opened up the very immersive Empirical Theater for the remainder of the World Cup games, including tonight’s 5 p.m. game. There is no charge to attend. Refreshments will be sold at the cafe, and beer, wine and cider are available with ID. Seating is first come, first served.
Don’t forget Legends at SW 18th & Morrison. Kitty-corner from the stadium, it’s in the clubhouse for tbd Timbers Army & Rose City Riveters
(Supporter groups for the Timbers & Thorns). Day passes are $10, annual $30 with 6-8 local microbrews on tap plus some cans, some for $3. Most expensive is $6. Multiple non-alcohol options too, all ages, open for all World Cup games, before Thorns and Timbers home games and during away games (shown on multiple screens).