Fan Information: Los Angeles

After overcoming Portugal in Dallas, the spotlight returns to Los Angeles, where Spain will continue its FIFA World Cup journey on 10 July with a quarter-final clash against Belgium in the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

Once again, the Spanish National Team will enjoy the support of thousands of fans in California, just as it did for the Round of 16 victory over Austria. Supporters will take part in a range of activities organised by the Royal Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) as they rally behind Luis de la Fuente's side in its bid to reach the last four.

Casa España Los Angeles

Casa España will once again be the heart of the Spanish fan experience in Los Angeles, providing a dedicated meeting place where supporters can gather before the match, enjoy a variety of activities and cheer on the national team.

Located at Ivy Station – Park, next to Culver City Station (Metro E Line), which connects Santa Monica with downtown Los Angeles, Casa España will be open on 9 and 10 July from 11:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.

Following the outstanding atmosphere previously experienced in Atlanta, Guadalajara, Dallas and during Spain's first stay in Los Angeles, thousands of supporters are expected to gather once again. Visitors will be able to enjoy:

• An exhibition celebrating the history of the Spanish National Team, from the 1964 UEFA European Championship to EURO 2024.
• The display of Spain's 2010 FIFA World Cup Trophy.
• A giant-screen live broadcast of the match.
• Activities and entertainment for fans of all ages.
• A wide selection of Spanish food and refreshments.

Admission is free but subject to venue capacity, and supporters are encouraged to reserve their tickets in advance through the official channels.

Fan Walk to the Stadium

The Fan Walk, which has become one of the highlights of Spain's World Cup journey, returns once again thanks to the collaboration between FIFA and the City of Los Angeles.

The march will begin at 9:45 a.m. from Tom's Watch Bar, with supporters walking together to the stadium's outer security perimeter (OSP) in a colourful display of support for the national team.

Matchday Recommendations

FIFA reminds all supporters that match tickets must be managed through the FWC2026 Mobile Tickets app, where fans can view, download or transfer their tickets. Final QR codes will only become active a few hours before the stadium gates open for security reasons.

Supporters are advised to:

• Travel to the stadium 4–5 hours before kick-off.
• Reserve parking in advance if travelling by private vehicle.
• Check official transport and access information before departure.

Stadium Access

Only small transparent bags will be permitted inside the stadium. Food and beverages exceeding 100 millilitres are prohibited, and all purchases inside the venue must be made using bank cards, as the stadium operates cash-free.

Flags and banners will be allowed provided they comply with the established size restrictions and do not contain offensive, discriminatory or commercial messages.

Stadium gates will open three hours before kick-off.

Official WhatsApp channels have also been made available to provide supporters with real-time updates on activities, transport, stadium access and other tournament information.