Karen Bass plans ‘massive’ FIFA World Cup watch parties in MacArthur Park
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass is planning large FIFA World Cup watch parties in MacArthur Park, aiming to support local Latino-owned businesses. The park has been criticized for its ongoing issues with drug use and homelessness, raising concerns about safety during the events. Despite these challenges, Bass's team believes the watch parties will create positive experiences and help revitalize the area.
- ▪Mayor Karen Bass plans to hold massive World Cup watch parties in MacArthur Park.
- ▪The park has been a center for open-air drug use and homelessness, prompting federal crackdowns.
- ▪Critics argue that the celebration plans clash with the current reality of crime and safety concerns in the park.
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Metro Karen Bass plans ‘massive’ FIFA World Cup watch parties in MacArthur Park By Jamie Paige Published May 29, 2026, 4:24 p.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The California Post on Google Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass is planning to hold ‘massive’ World Cup watch parties in homeless drug-addict haven MacArthur Park. She claims they will be a boost for “Latino-owned businesses hit by ICE raids.” Bass revealed the plan during a podcast appearance this week, saying MacArthur Park would serve as one of more than 100 community celebration sites during the 2026 FIFA World Cup. “We’ll have a massive watch party in MacArthur Park,” Bass said while describing her vision for the tournament.
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