DETROIT – The World Cup excitement continues in downtown Detroit as soccer fans are expected to gather for a watch party featuring the United States’ Round of 32 match against Bosnia and Herzegovina.
The World Soccer Celebration will take place at Campus Martius Park in partnership with the Downtown Detroit Partnership and Detroit City FC.
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The match is scheduled to begin at 8 p.m., with gates opening at 6 p.m. on Wednesday (July 1).
Fans must have a free ticket to attend. Tickets will be sent by email after registration, and organizers recommend printing tickets in advance or having the ticket email ready for scanning at the entrance.
Attendees can enter through the gate across from Cadillac Square on the east side of Campus Martius Park or through the gate near Parc restaurant on the west side of the park.
Organizers said a ticket does not guarantee entry and encouraged fans to arrive early.
Food will not be available inside Campus Martius Park, but food trucks will be located nearby in Cadillac Square. Beverages will be available for purchase inside the park, and restrooms will be available for guests.
Fans are asked not to bring outside alcohol or lawn chairs.
Permitted items include:
- Sealed, store-bought water bottles
- Empty reusable water bottles, with water-filling stations available
- Clear handbags, which will be searched through security screening and metal detectors
The event is expected to bring together soccer supporters from across Metro Detroit to cheer on Team USA in a downtown celebration atmosphere.
Organizers encourage attendees to review the event guidelines before arriving and to plan for security checks and potential crowds.