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Dallas' FIFA FanFest is attracting sell out crowds

The FIFA Fan Festival at Dallas' Fair Park has been a huge success in the first week of the World Cup. Not only can fans experience every match from inside the Pavilion on massive screens but the festival is spread out across most of that area of the fair grounds.

World Cup already setting new broadcast records across North America

FIFA is releasing new numbers showing the number of records broken since the World Cup began last week. More than 54 million people turned in across the United States, Mexico, and Canada for the opening.

Organizers try to keep fans cool during Downtown Dallas World Cup activities

Downtown Dallas Inc., which is running the Main Street activities during the World Cup, is trying to keep fans as cool as possible. The outdoor event in Downtown Dallas happening throughout the tournament will also include the Pegasus Plaza Chill Zone specifically to fight off the summer heat.

Kick It in Addison Brings World Cup Excitement to North Texas

Soccer fans from around the world are gathering in Addison this week as the town hosts its "Kick It in Addison" World Cup watch party series at Addison Circle Park.

Organizers encourage international World Cup fans to take in DFW

North Texas organizers have plenty of advice for international World Cup fans who are spending the next few weeks either in North Texas or other parts of the United States. Organizers are hopeful fans who have never been to the area take advantage of taking everything in.