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Where to Watch the World Cup

Where to Watch the World Cup

The World Cup starts in less than three days -- where will you be viewing the big games? Check out a few options below.

Civic Center Plaza: A 13 x 18 screen will be mounted on a truck and hydraulically lifted, broadcasting as many games as possible throughout the month. How cool is that? Funcheap has all the details.

AT&T Park: AT&T Park will host a free public viewing of the U.S. vs. U.K. England game on Saturday, which kicks off at 11:30 a.m. Gates open at 10 a.m. Bonus -- the Giants County Fair will be taking place at McCovey Cove outside the ballpark, which is also free.

Public House: Public House will open early for the morning games, which will be on all 23 TVs. They will also be running lots of promotions and specials.

Check out this handy guide via Google Maps put together by The Chronicle. SF Weekly and the Examiner also have big lists with many venue options. We suspect any neighborhood Irish pub will be full of beer-chugging fans morning, Noon, and night.

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