The Seattle matches for the World's game are over- but the celebration doesn't have to end. The tournament is still underway, and so is all the action in Renton!
Keep exploring the city, soak up the ultimate fan experience, and watch the final games alongside fellow fans at events across the City.
Where to Watch the Final Stages
We are now close to the quarter finals, signaling that the end of this esteemed World's Soccer Game is getting near. In these final weeks, there's still plenty of places to connect with fans, discover new places and be a part of the city's celebrations.
Legacy Square is the watch party hub for Renton. This vibrant public space is perfect to gather, cheer on teams, and enjoy watch parties in a lively, community-focused setting. Your celebrations are made complete with soccer energy on the futsal court, nearby dining and local shops, and a festive atmosphere. This weekend, check out the quarter finals! Spain vs Belgium on the 10th and Norway vs England on the 11th. A lot of Renton locals might be cheering for Belgium, as Renton as been their home over the past few months, training at the Seattle Sounders facility. Then, don't miss the final weekend on July 18th and 19th with the third place and final matches.
If you're looking for a new place to watch away from the crowds, Renton has places across the city showing the games. Many restaurants, bars and local spots have been a huge part of the soccer energy, broadcasting the games over the course of the tournament. We have an entire guide to all the great places showing the games! Each spot has it's own vibe so keep checking out new places to add adventure to you soccer fan experience!
Ways to Add More Fun
The Great Renton Goal Hunt is a fun way to explore Renton through our beautiful public art. Hidden at 10 public art pieces are glass orbs created by the amazing Renton Art & Glass Studio. Clues and updates will be dropping on the Renton Arts Commission social media channels. Be sure to follow so you never miss a new clue! This hunt not only lets you explore the city, but learn about Renton's identity through our art pieces. Plus, the glass orb makes a great souvenir to commemorate this iconic time of soccer in the PNW region.
For those who've never played soccer or haven't played a game since your childhood, playing this sport is an awesome way to capture the energy of the World's Game. Renton is proudly home to eight RAVE Foundation fields — free community spaces created by the nonprofit arm of the Seattle Sounders FC. Other fun areas to play are parks and fields, where pick-up games and community connections happen.
Renton is proud to be home to a big game soccer mural —a stunning recreation of the best-selling poster for all the host cities, brought to life on a grand scale. This vibrant piece of art is more than just a mural—it’s an experience. The mural, entitled 'Renton To the World' was created by Shogo Ota, the artist behind Seattle’s official World Cup poster, linking Renton to the region’s global soccer celebration. It is the perfect backdrop for selfies, group photos, and social media moments. Whether you’re a die-hard soccer fan or just love bold, colorful art, this is a must-stop photo-op during your Renton visit.
Matches might be on their way out of the Emerald City, but the soccer energy is still buzzing in Renton!