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Where the world watches live sport

A free, live map of 25,353 bars, fan zones and watch parties across 352 cities in 57 countries. Born at the FIFA World Cup 2026, now covering Formula 1, club football, NFL, rugby, NBA, NHL and the Olympics. Built by the founders of Dashmote in a weekend. No login, no app, no cost: watchpartyradar.com.

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"World Cup watch party map finds fellow supporters"

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"El mapa definitivo para ver el Mundial en los bares"

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Fact sheet

Key facts for your story

All 16 of the 2026 World Cup host cities are on the radar, now alongside every major sports city. Tap one to open its live map:

Atlanta Boston Dallas Guadalajara Houston Kansas City Los Angeles Mexico City Miami Monterrey New York / NJ Philadelphia San Francisco Seattle Toronto Vancouver
  • Launched June 6, 2026 for the FIFA World Cup; venue data refreshes continuously (last update July 26, 2026).
  • Expanded in July 2026 to all live sport, chosen by fan vote: Formula 1, club football, NFL, rugby, NBA, NHL and the Olympics. The complete World Cup coverage is preserved as a per-city archive.
  • Every venue is published with evidence it screens the games (the venue's own posts, website or event listings), a real photo, and its Google rating. Venues that do not meet that bar are not shown.
  • Free for everyone: fans, venues and publishers. Venues can claim and confirm their listing on the site.

Biggest city maps

London1,725
New York1,283
Manchester999
Los Angeles806
Dublin732
Sydney606
Paris563
Houston562

The story

Two brothers, one weekend, every watch party

Brothers Dennis and Stefan Tan run Dashmote, an Amsterdam-based data company that maps the world's food-service and hospitality market for brands like Coca-Cola, Heineken and Red Bull. Ahead of the World Cup they had a very normal problem: where do you actually go to watch the games? Google a city and you get last tournament's listicles; ask a bar and you get a shrug.

So one weekend they pointed their venue-mapping know-how at it and built Watch Party Radar.

A map that reads what venues themselves announce on their Instagram, websites and event feeds, verifies it, and pins it. It launched with 69 cities and grew every day of the tournament to 352 cities, from every 2026 host city to the night-match cafes of Amsterdam.

The final was played on July 19. The radar kept going: its early sign-ups voted on which sport it should cover next (Formula 1 and club football topped the poll), and the same evidence engine now maps where to watch seven sports year-round, with the entire World Cup edition preserved as a per-city archive.

Interviews, data cuts (busiest watch-party cities, team-by-team fan bases, sport-by-sport venue counts) and city-level numbers for your market are available on request; we usually turn requests around same-day.

On social

Our coverage, on social

A few of the newsrooms and creators who featured Watch Party Radar for the World Cup.

In the news

Press coverage

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In our own words

Our own writing on Watch Party Radar: posts on this site (see the blog) and on LinkedIn.

FAQ

Quick answers

What is Watch Party Radar?

Watch Party Radar (watchpartyradar.com) is a free, live map of 25,353 bars, fan zones and watch parties showing live sport, Formula 1, club football, NFL, rugby, NBA, NHL and the Olympics, across 352 cities in 57 countries. It launched for the FIFA World Cup 2026 and expanded to all sports after the final. No login, no app, no cost.

Who created it?

Brothers Dennis and Stefan Tan, the founders of Dashmote, an Amsterdam-based data company that maps the global food-service and hospitality market for brands like Coca-Cola, Heineken and Red Bull.

How many venues and cities does it cover?

25,353 verified venues across 352 cities in 57 countries, including all 16 of the 2026 World Cup host cities. The biggest maps are London (1,725), New York (1,283) and Manchester (999).

What happened after the World Cup?

The radar's early sign-ups voted on which sports it should cover next; Formula 1 and club football topped the poll. It now maps venues for seven sports year-round, and the complete World Cup 2026 edition is preserved as a per-city archive (for example watchpartyradar.com/worldcup/toronto/).

How is the data verified?

Every venue is published only with evidence that it screens the games (the venue's own posts, website or event listings), a real photo, and a Google rating. Venues that do not meet that bar are not shown.

Is it free, and can publishers embed it?

Yes. It is free for fans, venues and publishers. Any city map can be embedded for free in an article, and the embed stays live and keeps updating after you publish.

How do journalists get in touch?

Press contact: Dennis Tan (dennis@dashmote.com) and Stefan Tan (stefan@dashmote.com). Interviews and custom city-level data cuts are usually turned around same-day.

Embed the map (free)

Drop a live city map into your article

Pick a city, copy the snippet, paste it in your CMS (anywhere a normal iframe works). The embed is the live map: it keeps updating after you publish, includes venue details on click, and works on mobile. Want to pick specific venues, frame a neighbourhood, download the map as an image for social, or use an auto-localized widget? Use the MapBuilder.

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    License & terms: the maps, venue counts and city data are free to reuse in reporting and social posts with attribution to Watch Party Radar and a visible watchpartyradar.com link (it is part of the embed; please do not crop it out). Bulk redistribution or resale of the underlying dataset needs written permission. Set height between 420 and 650 px to taste; width is responsive. Planning an embed on a very high-traffic page? Tell us so we can make sure capacity is ready.

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    Screenshots of any city, founder photos and the Dashmote logo pack are available by email.

    Press contact

    Get in touch

    Dennis Tan
    Co-founder
    dennis@dashmote.com
    Stefan Tan
    Co-founder
    stefan@dashmote.com

    Or use the contact form. We usually respond same-day.

    About Dashmote

    Dashmote (Amsterdam, founded 2015) turns public web data into market intelligence on the global food-service and hospitality industry for consumer brands. Watch Party Radar is Dashmote's first consumer product. More: dashmote.com; how the radar's data works: about page.

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    Watch Party Radar (watchpartyradar.com) is a free, live map of 25,353 bars, fan zones and watch parties showing live sport, Formula 1, club football, NFL, rugby, NBA, NHL and the Olympics, across 352 cities in 57 countries. Born at the FIFA World Cup 2026, it is built and maintained by Dashmote, an Amsterdam-based data company that maps the global food-service and hospitality market for consumer brands. No login, no app, no cost.