World Cup 2026 // Dedicated Viewing Club
Brazil vs Japan
Watch Party in NYC
You want to watch Brazil vs Japan with real atmosphere, not gamble on a packed bar. Reserve your spot and end up in the room, not the back of a pub.
Where to watch Brazil vs Japan in NYC
You can watch Brazil vs Japan in NYC at The House of Football, a dedicated World Cup viewing room near Flatiron/Chelsea, 23rd St and 6 Ave, Manhattan. This is a FIFA World Cup 2026 Round of 32 knockout match. Your pass gets you a reserved spot, big screens, one drink on arrival, and group or company block options. Kickoff is . Passes start at $26. Doors open at .
- Match
- Brazil vs Japan
- Round
- Round of 32 (Knockout stage)
- Competition
- FIFA World Cup 2026
- Date
- Kickoff
- Doors open
- Venue
- The House of Football
- Location
- Flatiron/Chelsea, 23rd St and 6 Ave, Manhattan, New York
- Venue size
- 5,000 ft² dedicated World Cup room
- Included
- Reserved spot, big screens, one drink on arrival
- Price
- From $26 (single) to $200 (group of 10)
- Group options
- 5-person, 10-person, 15 to 50 spot company block
- Both teams welcome
- Yes. Brazil and Japan supporters
- Book now
- Reserve your spot
Built for people who care about the match.
The House of Football is for football fans who want a better way to watch a World Cup knockout match in New York. If you are the kind of person who plans around the fixture, not the other way around, this room was built for you.
- +Brazilian supporters living in or visiting New York who want real match-day atmosphere
- +Japanese supporters looking for a dedicated viewing space, not a random bar
- +Groups of friends, coworkers, or supporters clubs who want guaranteed seats together
- +Fans coming straight from work who need a plan that is easy, central, and reliable
- +Families who want curated energy without the chaos of a packed pub
- +Companies looking for an after-work outing that is more memorable than a dinner
Not sure if this is right for you? Check the FAQ below or email info@thehf.nyc.
A football room,
not a sports bar.
Skip the packed-bar gamble. Watch Brazil vs Japan in a dedicated World Cup room with a reserved spot, big screens, one drink included, and a crowd that came for the match.
Don't spend kickoff waiting in line.
A Random Bar
The House of Football
You show up late and the bar is already packed.
Your pass is a guaranteed spot. Late or not, you walk in and sit down. No hoping, no negotiating with a bouncer.
You arrive on time but the line is so long you miss kickoff on the sidewalk.
Reserved arrival means you are inside before the whistle. No sidewalk queue, no watching the first ten minutes through a window.
You can leave work for the match, but only if the plan makes sense to your manager.
Flatiron, Manhattan. Walk over after work, watch the match, and be on a train home by 8. The kind of plan your manager actually says yes to.
You want real atmosphere, but not a mosh pit you can't bring family to.
A dedicated football room with big screens, sound, flags, and chants. Curated, not chaotic. The kind of place you can bring your kid in a Neymar kit.
The House of Football Promise
Three steps to match day
Pick your pass, get the details, and show up knowing your match-day plan is already handled.
Choose your pass
Single pass, group pass, or company block. Pick what fits and reserve your spot.
Get your match details
Confirmation includes arrival guidance, location details, and what to bring.
Watch with the right crowd
Real fans, big screens, drinks, chants, and a room built for the World Cup.
What happens next
After you complete your reservation, here is exactly what to expect:
- 1.Instant confirmation. You get an email confirming your pass, the match, and the number of spots reserved.
- 2.Match-day details. Before the match, you receive the exact venue address, entrance instructions, and arrival guidance. No guessing.
- 3.Show up and walk in. Doors open at 12:00 PM ET. Your spot is reserved. You do not need to arrive early to secure a place.
- 4.Drink on arrival. Your first drink is included with your pass. Additional drinks are available at the bar.
- 5.Watch the match. Big screens, proper sound, and a room full of people who came for Brazil vs Japan. Kickoff is at 1:00 PM ET.
Need to change or cancel? Email info@thehf.nyc before match day.
Everything you need to know before you go.
You should know what you are walking into before you buy. Here is how the Brazil vs Japan experience works.
You can watch Brazil vs Japan at The House of Football, a dedicated World Cup 2026 viewing room near Flatiron/Chelsea, 23rd St and 6 Ave, Manhattan. Kickoff is Monday, June 29, 2026 at 1:00 PM ET. Passes start at $26 and include a reserved spot and one drink on arrival.
A single game pass is $26 and includes a reserved spot and one drink. A 5-person group pass is $120 ($24 per person). A 10-person group pass is $200 ($20 per person). Company blocks of 15 to 50 spots are available by inquiry at info@thehf.nyc.
Brazil vs Japan kicks off at 1:00 PM ET on Monday, June 29, 2026. This is a FIFA World Cup 2026 Round of 32 knockout match. Doors at The House of Football open at 12:00 PM ET.
Both. Brazil supporters and Japan supporters are welcome. The room is built for fans who care about the match. You will be surrounded by people who came for the same game, not a random bar crowd.
For big World Cup matches in New York, a bar can be a gamble: long lines, no spot, bad sightlines, and no guarantee your group stays together. The House of Football is built around the match, with reserved spots, big screens, sound, and a crowd that actually came to watch football.
Yes. Every ticket includes one drink on arrival. Additional drinks are available at the bar.
The House of Football is near Flatiron / Chelsea, 23rd St and 6 Ave, in Manhattan. The exact address, entrance details, and arrival notes are sent with your confirmation, so you know where to go before match day.
Come early if you can. It gives you time to get in, grab your drink, find your spot, and settle before kickoff. But we get it. You are in New York, work runs late, trains get weird, and life happens. Your reserved spot means you are not relying on a first-come, first-served bar plan.
Yes. Bring the group chat. Groups of 5 or more can choose group pricing at checkout, and larger groups can request a dedicated block. It is the easiest way to make sure your people are watching together instead of scattered across a packed bar.
Yes. Companies and teams can request reserved blocks of 15 to 50 spots for client outings, team perks, or after-work World Cup watch parties. It is designed to be easier than planning a dinner, cleaner than sending people to a random bar, and more memorable than another office happy hour. Reach out to info@thehf.nyc to discuss availability.
Absolutely. Kits, scarves, flags, and full match-day energy are welcome. This is the room where showing up in your colors makes sense.
The experience is designed to be more curated and intentional than a random packed bar. If you are planning to bring family or younger guests, check the ticket details before booking or contact info@thehf.nyc so the team can confirm the right fit for this match.
For accessibility questions, reach out before booking at info@thehf.nyc. The team can share the latest venue details and help you understand whether the setup works for your needs.
After booking, you receive an instant email confirmation with your pass details. Before the match, you get the exact venue address, entrance instructions, and arrival guidance. On match day, doors open at 12:00 PM ET and your reserved spot is waiting for you.
Yes. If your plans change, email info@thehf.nyc before match day and the team will help you with changes or cancellations.
Still have questions? Email info@thehf.nyc or check the full FAQ page. You can also learn more about The House of Football.
Choose your Brazil vs Japan pass
Come alone, bring friends, or reserve a block for your company. The best match days are shared.
Your Selection
Bring 5 Supporters
$120$24 per personSave $10
Group captain perk included.
Company or Team Block
Turn Brazil vs Japan into an easy after-work team perk, client outing, or company watch party. Reserve a dedicated block of 15 to 50 spots with coordinated arrival, premium placement subject to availability, and simple invoicing.
Good for: sales teams hosting clients, founders bringing investors, managers treating their team, agencies and startups, or any company that wants something easier than a dinner reservation.
No complicated planning. No cross-city travel. No “hope we get in” bar plan.
Email us at info@thehf.nyc
Select private-block perks are available based on group size, timing, and match demand.
Tell us your group size and match. We'll confirm availability and the best block option.
Choose your Brazil vs Japan pass
Come alone, bring friends, or reserve a block for your company. The best match days are shared.
Your Selection
Bring 5 Supporters
$120$24 per personSave $10
Group captain perk included.
Company or Team Block
Turn Brazil vs Japan into an easy after-work team perk, client outing, or company watch party. Reserve a dedicated block of 15 to 50 spots with coordinated arrival, premium placement subject to availability, and simple invoicing.
Good for: sales teams hosting clients, founders bringing investors, managers treating their team, agencies and startups, or any company that wants something easier than a dinner reservation.
No complicated planning. No cross-city travel. No “hope we get in” bar plan.
Email us at info@thehf.nyc
Select private-block perks are available based on group size, timing, and match demand.
Tell us your group size and match. We'll confirm availability and the best block option.
What supporters say
“Got there ten minutes before kickoff expecting chaos. Vincent just pointed me to my spot. Watched every minute without moving. First time I haven't had to stand on a stool to see a screen.”
Marc D.
Match-day regular
“Came alone for the group game, left with a group chat. Someone on the team kept my spot while I grabbed an espresso martini. Small thing, but you notice it.”
Lea R.
“I told my manager we could watch the match after work and be back on the train by 8. She said yes because it was Flatiron, not some bar in Bushwick. We both had a great time.”
Tom S.
Brought his team
“Brought my daughter. She wore her Griezmann kit and someone gave her a flag. Not once did I feel like I had to shield her from anything. Just football.”
Claire M.
Match-day regular
“Work ran late. Got there at halftime fully expecting to be turned away. My spot was still there. The staff just waved me through. I owe Vincent one.”
Julien B.
“I've watched France in New York for years. This was the first time the room actually felt like a match, not a bar that happened to have a TV on.”
Sophie L.
Season supporter
“The sound alone. You could hear the chants bouncing off the walls. My group of eight sat together the whole match without asking twice.”
Romain K.
Group booking
“One of the staff remembered my name from the last game. That never happens anywhere in this city.”
Nadia F.
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