Experience the Beautiful Game
in LA’s Most Exciting Neighborhood
Soccer takes center stage in West Hollywood.
Pitch-Perfect Stays
West Hollywood’s hotels are nothing short of iconic. The city is home to six MICHELIN Key properties, from hotels steeped in Hollywood glamor to luxury retreats with amenities like rooftop pickleball courts and five-star spas. Many West Hollywood hotels also boast destination dining, whether you’re in the mood for poolside bites or multi-course tasting menus. You might even find yourself raising a glass next to one of the game’s biggest stars.
Between Matches: Only in WeHo
When you’re not cheering on your favorite nation, you’ll find plenty to do in West Hollywood throughout the day and into the night.
The city’s status as the West Coast’s wellness capital means a hot-stone massage, fitness class or luxurious spa treatment is always nearby. Or you can give in to your more decadent appetites as you explore West Hollywood’s vibrant food and drink scene. Treat yourself to MICHELIN-starred dining and chic cocktail happy hours — all at spots where you might glimpse a celebrity or three, from the paparazzi magnet that is Craig’s to the sweeping city views at Harriet’s. As the sun dips down, the clubs wake up, offering unparalleled nightlife, ranging from drag shows and concerts at Sunset Strip music clubs to toasting the twinkling skyline at rooftop bars.
Need the perfect World Cup fit? Shop for sporty style across West Hollywood. Check out the Melrose Avenue flagships of Mark Wahlberg’s athleisure line, MUNICIPAL, or California prep staple Sporty & Rich. At Madhappy, find elevated team merch with a sunny twist. And a stop at Kith is a must for any streetwear fan, especially when the store’s expanded flagship opens on Sunset Boulevard.
Walk Everywhere — No Car Needed
Ranked the #1 most walkable city in California by Walk Score, West Hollywood puts some of LA’s most iconic experiences within easy reach on foot. Stroll between the rock ‘n’ roll history of the Sunset Strip, the trendy boutiques and showrooms of the Design District, the welcoming LGBTQ+ energy of the Rainbow District and the retro-meets-modern flair of historic Route 66 (Santa Monica Boulevard). Every neighborhood has its own personality, and all of them are right outside your door.
Watch Parties & Official Fan Zones
The city doesn’t need an excuse to host a soiree, but a global soccer tournament is a pretty good one. Don’t miss a moment of the action at West Hollywood’s two official fan zones:
Plummer Park Fan Zone
June 12–13, 2026
Cheer on the U.S. Men’s National Team as they kick off their championship run. The Plummer Park Fan Zone brings together live match viewing, a beer garden, food and merch, and DJ sets and performances throughout the tournament’s opening weekend.
West Hollywood Park Fan Zone
June 25–28, 2026
Catch the U.S. in their final group stage match on June 25, then stick around for a weekend with all the live music, food and drinks to keep the party going. Discofoot, a high-energy mash-up of soccer and dance, brings its booty-shaking energy to West Hollywood Park June 26–28.
Los Angeles Match Schedule
Here’s all the info you need for planning in one place, so it’s easy as one, two, three (or a hat trick, if you like).
- Friday, June 12: USA vs. Paraguay
- Monday, June 15: IR Iran vs. New Zealand
- Thursday, June 18: Switzerland vs. European playoff winner (Italy, Northern Ireland, Wales or Bosnia and Herzegovina)
- Sunday, June 21: Belgium vs. Iran
- Thursday, June 25: USA vs. European playoff winner (Turkey, Romania, Slovakia or Kosovo)
- Sunday, June 28: Round of 32 — Group 2A vs. 2B
- Thursday, July 2: Round of 32 — Group 1H vs. 2J
- Friday, July 10: Quarterfinal — teams TBD
Find more match information on the official FIFA World Cup 2026™ website
Getting There & Helpful Information
SoFi Stadium is about 12 miles (20 kilometers) south of West Hollywood, California — a central location to the games.
You have a variety of options to choose from, ranging from ridesharing apps to public transportation. Apps like Lyft or Uber are the most popular choices for ridesharing and you can also use Waymo — a self-driving car service.
You can also take public transportation: the Metro 212 bus line will take you within a short walk of the stadium. If you have your own car or rental car, plan ahead and reserve match-day parking in advance.
You can also take public transportation: the Metro 212 bus line will take you within a short walk of the stadium. If you have your own car or rental car, plan ahead and reserve match-day parking in advance.
On non-match days, it can take about 45 to 90 minutes to get to SoFi Stadium from West Hollywood, depending on traffic. However, the World Cup will likely lead to Los Angeles traffic being heavier than usual. Keep an eye on the maps app of your choice to gauge travel time, and plan to arrive early to avoid the heaviest traffic.
Yes. If you’re comfortable cycling on city streets that might have a lot of car traffic, you can cycle from West Hollywood in a little over an hour. If you do not have a bike with you, rentals are available.
Yes. Like most major U.S. sporting venues, SoFi has policies that require the use of clear bags, prohibit outside beverages, provide guidelines about posters/signs and more. Check out all of SoFi’s policies before match day.
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