Where To Watch The World Cup Final In KL And PJ — Free, Outdoors, And With A Crowd

From a 160-foot LED screen in the heart of KL to an open-air hawker centre in Bandar Sunway, here is where to catch the World Cup final without spending a single ringgit on entry.

In Brief

Several venues in KL and PJ are broadcasting the World Cup final outdoors, completely free, including Sorak Piala Dunia and Lalaport BBCC.
The World Cup final takes place on Monday morning, 20 July, with Spain already confirmed as one of the finalists.
Can't make it out? RTM is streaming the final live and free via RTMKlik, so your sofa works just fine.

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Spain has already secured their place in the final after beating France 2-0.

The last semi-final spot is still up for grabs, with Argentina facing England at the Atlanta Stadium this Thursday morning (17 July) at 3:00 AM MYT.

The final takes place on the morning of Monday (20 July).

For those who prefer an outdoor atmosphere, several venues in Kuala Lumpur and Petaling Jaya are broadcasting the final free of charge.

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Sorak Piala Dunia @ KL Festival Park is the largest public screening in the city, featuring a 160-foot-by-40-foot LED screen, pre-match festival activities, and open standing and seating areas. It is located along Jalan Hang Tuah, opposite Lalaport BBCC.

Lalaport BBCC (WOW Plaza) is using its semi-outdoor ground-level plaza to broadcast the match on giant screens, open to the public with no entry fee.

Pavilion Bukit Jalil (Main Entrance Plaza) has a giant LED truck screen parked at the main entrance — free entry, no purchase required.

The Paddock PJ, located inside X-Park Sunway Serene in Petaling Jaya, is an open-air sports hub with large projector screens. Visitors can walk in and watch without any obligation to order.

Rock Cafe in Bandar Sunway operates as a free-entry, open-air hawker centre with large screens, no table bookings, and no minimum order required.

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Can’t Make It Out? There’s Always The Sofa

And then there is IKEA Damansara — not a place most people associate with football.

The Swedish furniture retailer is hosting its first-ever SPARKA Football Fever Watch Party inside its restaurant — free entry, no minimum spend, and free-flow coffee for every guest while stocks last.

But if you would rather skip the crowd?

RTM is broadcasting the final live and free — available on RTMKlik if you’re watching from home.

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