Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
This video shows what it’s like to ride the Los Angeles Metro train to the Los Angeles Memorial Colosseum for the FIFA World Cup soccer fan festival, where you can watch the World Cup games on giant screens with other fans. This is a ticketed event, and a ticket to the FIFA fan festival costs $10 on Ticketmaster. In this video, I wanted to see how busy the train was during a soccer game, and I got on the train at 4:30 PM for a 6 PM game and went by Sofi Stadium to see how much traffic was on the train. There were very few people at the free shuttle bus stop at LAX station. It looked to me like not very many people are riding the trains to the soccer games. This video shows you how to ride the train, which trains to take, and tells you how much it costs to ride the LA Metro train to go see a FIFA World Cup game. It’s surprisingly quick and easy to take the yellow line and the pink line to Sofi Stadium or to the Colosseum fan Festival. 
Here’s a link to the FIFA fan festival website where you can learn when it’s happening and get yourself a ticket.
 losangelesfwc26.com/fifa-fan-festival-los-angeles
Here is the LA Metro site where you can learn exactly how to get to the stadium.
 metro.net/riding/world-cup
 Timestamps
:00 introduction
:16 how much does it cost to ride the train? How to use the tap card system to buy a train ticket and ride on the LA Metro rail train
1:00 which stop do you need to get off on to catch the free shuttle bus to the World Cup game at Sofi Stadium?
1:55 this is what the shuttle buses to the World Cup game look like and where to catch them.
2:24 Los Angeles Metro rail system map 
2:36 how to take the train to the Los Angeles Colosseum for the FIFA fan fest World Cup soccer watch party
4:45 FIFA fan fest at the Colosseum during the team USA soccer game 
6:11 how much do food and drinks cost at the FIFA fan fest?
6:45 team USA wins their first World Cup soccer game and scores four goals
7:10 how to take the train home from the FIFA fan fest and also how to take the train home from the Sofi stadium World Cup soccer game 
This video shows what it’s like to ride the Los Angeles Metro train to the Los Angeles Memorial Colosseum for the FIFA World Cup soccer fan festival, where you can watch the World Cup games on giant screens with other fans. This is a ticketed event, and a ticket to the FIFA fan festival costs $10 on Ticketmaster. In this video, I wanted to see how busy the train was during a soccer game, and I got on the train at 4:30 PM for a 6 PM game and went by Sofi Stadium to see how much traffic was on the train. There were very few people at the free shuttle bus stop at LAX station. It looked to me like not very many people are riding the trains to the soccer games. This video shows you how to ride the train, which trains to take, and tells you how much it costs to ride the LA Metro train to go see a FIFA World Cup game. It’s surprisingly quick and easy to take the yellow line and the pink line to Sofi Stadium or to the Colosseum fan Festival. 
Here’s a link to the FIFA fan festival website where you can learn when it’s happening and get yourself a ticket.
 losangelesfwc26.com/fifa-fan-festival-los-angeles
Here is the LA Metro site where you can learn exactly how to get to the stadium.
 metro.net/riding/world-cup
 Timestamps
:00 introduction
:16 how much does it cost to ride the train? How to use the tap card system to buy a train ticket and ride on the LA Metro rail train
1:00 which stop do you need to get off on to catch the free shuttle bus to the World Cup game at Sofi Stadium?
1:55 this is what the shuttle buses to the World Cup game look like and where to catch them.
2:24 Los Angeles Metro rail system map 
2:36 how to take the train to the Los Angeles Colosseum for the FIFA fan fest World Cup soccer watch party
4:45 FIFA fan fest at the Colosseum during the team USA soccer game 
6:11 how much do food and drinks cost at the FIFA fan fest?
6:45 team USA wins their first World Cup soccer game and scores four goals
7:10 how to take the train home from the FIFA fan fest and also how to take the train home from the Sofi stadium World Cup soccer game 
