On June 16, Argentina plays its first match in the 2026 World Cup, and if you’re looking for the best place to hang out with other fans to cheer on Messi and the entire national team, the Quilmes Beer Park has been transformed into an immersive experience to make you feel like you’re on the field, watch the national team’s matches, and not miss a single game of the 2026 World Cup in Buenos Aires: giant screens, games, live bands, and plenty of draft beer.
Quilmes Beer Park transforms into an immersive experience for the 2026 World Cup with giant screens and a “tunnel” to enter the field
So that no one is left out of the World Cup fever, the Quilmes Beer Park has expanded its spaces—perfect if you’re looking for a place to watch the World Cup matches in Greater Buenos Aires with friends.
The Quilmes Beer Park for watching the World Cup features giant high-definition screens and a capacity for 1,000 fans. You’ll find a main indoor hall with a capacity for 400 people, as well as a heatedmega garden tent with space for another 600 fans.
But this World Cup park wouldn’t be anything special if it didn’t also feature an entrance designed to make you feel like you’re stepping onto the field yourself. That’s the “Fan’s Path.”
The Fan’s Journey: the experience that makes you feel like you’re on the field with the Argentine national team
The Quilmes experience for the 2026 World Cup begins the moment you set foot on the grounds, as the entrance has been transformed with a World Cup theme through an interactive tour dubbed the “Camino del Hincha”(Fan’s Path).
Along this path, you’ll encounter tributes to the greatest moments in the history of Argentine soccer: from Mario Kempes’ goal in ’78 and Diego Maradona’s tricks in ’86, to “Dibu” Martínez’s save and Lionel Messi’s triumph in Qatar.
But this emotional journey is just the beginning of the immersive World Cup experience in Buenos Aires, because the entrance to the main hall is a faithful replica of the tunnel through which the players emerge —it’s even set up with lights and the sound of a real crowd!
In addition, the “Cup Sanctuary” was set up—a special corner featuring a replica of the golden trophy and murals where you can leave your ribbons, bracelets, or stickers and fulfill all your superstitions.
Activities, prizes, and after-parties with live music at the Quilmes Beer Park for the 2026 World Cup
The Beer Park invites you to spend the whole day there and opens its doors two hours before every Argentina match to kick off the pre-game festivities. The World Cup is also brought to life withgames and interactive activities where you can participate in soccer-tennis challenges, penalty shootouts, foosball tournaments, and freestyle shows, and take home official prizes like national team jerseys, the tournament ball, caps, and exclusive glasses.
And what happens after each match? It’s time for the After Party. Whether the Scaloneta wins or loses, the day doesn’t end there because this World Cup beer park stays open with a lineup featuring DJs and live bands.
On Fridays and Saturdays when the national team isn’t playing, you’ll also be able to enjoy special activities. And if you’re collecting stickers, order two draft beers and you’ll get a free pack of stickers—and if you find a “Golden Ticket, ” you’ll win the official jersey or soccer ball!
World Cup Food: How Much Does It Cost to Eat at the Beer Park?
To accompany the excitement of the matches, in addition to the immersive experience, they’ve put together a menu featuring quick combos and dishes to share, tailored to different budgets. You’ll be able to enjoy a hot dog with classic draft beer or a choripan and beer combo starting at $12,500 pesos.
Access to the Quilmes Beer Park during the World Cup is by reservation only. Don’t miss out— secure your spot to cheer on the champion!
So you can coordinate with your friends, here are the confirmed group stage matches during which the Beer Park will be buzzing with its giant screen:
- Tuesday, June 16: Argentina vs. Algeria
- Monday, June 22: Argentina vs. Austria
- Saturday, June 27: Jordan vs. Argentina
📍 Address: Triunvirato 700, Quilmes, Province of Buenos Aires.
🚗 How to get there: From Buenos Aires, you can take the Buenos Aires–La Plata Highway (Quilmes exit) or the Roca Train (Quilmes Station, then a short bus ride or taxi).
📅 Match days: Opens two hours before kickoff.
🎟️ Reservations: Made online through the official website of Parque Cervecero de Quilmes
