Louis Armstrong Stadium

Fan Zone Information

Dates: June 17 – June 28

Louis Armstrong Stadium in Queens, New York, will host an official FIFA World Cup 2026 fan zone from June 17 to June 28, 2026. This fan zone, part of the wider NYNJ World Cup 26 Fan Zone Queens, is set to provide an immersive experience for approximately 10,000 attendees daily, offering a vibrant celebration of the global soccer tournament.

Events and Activities:

The fan zone at Louis Armstrong Stadium will feature live match broadcasts, allowing fans to watch select group games in a communal and festive atmosphere. Beyond the screenings, visitors can expect family-friendly entertainment and interactive fan events. The experience will also highlight the diverse culture of Queens through local food vendors and offer official FIFA merchandise. While specific schedules and a detailed list of activities are yet to be fully released, organizers have indicated that more information will be announced closer to the tournament date.

Visitor Guide Information:

• Location: USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center, Queens, NY.
• Dates: June 17 to June 28, 2026.
• Capacity: The venue is expected to accommodate around 10,000 people per day.
• Entry Fee: Unlike traditional FIFA fan zones, there will be a $10 entry fee for access to the Louis Armstrong Stadium fan zone. This also applies to the main FIFA Fan Festival at Liberty State Park in Jersey City, though a fan village at Rockefeller Center will be free to enter during its operational dates (July 4-19, 2026).
• Transportation: While specific guidance for Louis Armstrong Stadium is pending, general advice for other NYNJ fan zones emphasizes using public transportation as on-site parking may be limited or unavailable.
• Further Details: The NYNJ Host Committee plans to release additional fan engagement opportunities and specific details regarding ticket information and broadcasted games at a later date.

This Queens fan zone is one of several official fan destinations planned for the New York New Jersey region, alongside the primary FIFA Fan Festival at Liberty State Park in Jersey City and a fan village at Rockefeller Center in Midtown Manhattan. These zones aim to create an unforgettable celebration for soccer fans, bringing together diverse local communities and international visitors.