World Cup Fan Festival: Live Music & Matches

0:00Tickets for the FIFA World Cup fan festival at the L.A. Memorial Coliseum hit the market on April 22nd. This four-day bash kicks off June 11th and runs through June 14th, right as the tournament starts. Expect live music, big-screen match broadcasts, and plenty of soccer vibes. L.A. is hosting eight World Cup games at Sylvain Stadium in Inglewood, including the U.S. vs. Paraguay clash on June 12th. Fans can snag general admission for $10, reserve club or loss seats for $30, and kids under 12 get in free. Grab them via Ticketmaster or at the box office on Gate 29 if they are not sold out. Soccer lovers are buzzing about this spot to rally without tournament tickets. The festival screens key matches like Mexico vs. South Africa, at noon on June 11th Canada, vs. Bosnia and Herzegovina at noon on June 12th. And more through June 14th, including Germany vs. Kira-Sau and Netherlands vs. Japan.

1:00Clear bags only inside, with exceptions for medical or baby needs. Coliseum folks stress checking those rules ahead. Head they're easy, with Metro E-Lime stops at Expo Park slash USC or Expo slash Vermont. Ride chairs drop at Vermont Avenue between Exposition Boulevard and Downeyway and pre-book USC parking from $55 a spot to keep it. Remove for the festivities. Local news powered by AI. This is California News Today.