FIFA & MLB Weekends in Atlanta

Where Fans Gather in Atlanta

• STATS Brewpub(Downtown Atlanta / Centennial Park District)

  A premium, food-focused, sports-centered brewery and restaurant known for its high-energy vibe. It boasts over 70 high-definition televisions and seven separate audio zones, ensuring every game is...

  Order: House-brewed beers, Kung Fu Ribs, crispy frickles, nachos, and 'Power Play Goal' cocktails.

• Park Tavern(Midtown / Piedmont Park)

  Located within Piedmont Park, it offers a beautiful setting with a great patio overlooking the Atlanta skyline, making it ideal for games during warmer months. It hosts watch parties for various...

  Order: Sushi, burgers, wings, appetizers, sandwiches, and local brews.

• Fado Irish Pub (Midtown)(Midtown)

  A classic Irish pub and an official partner bar for Atlanta United, known for its dedication to international soccer. It opens early for major matches and offers a lively atmosphere with numerous...

  Order: Guinness, Irish pub grub like corned beef rolls, beer-battered fish tacos, and hearty Irish breakfasts.

• Brewhouse Cafe (Little Five Points)(Little Five Points)

  Atlanta's oldest soccer-focused bar, operating since 1997. It's a beloved neighborhood pub known for its community around early morning Premier League matches, World Cup watch parties, and a great...

  Order: Painkiller cocktails, burgers, pizzas, and a breakfast menu for early games.

How much does a Atlanta FIFA + MLB weekend cost?

Based on SportCation Index data, the median ticket cost across a prime weekend is around $293, and hotels near the venues run about $151 per night. Budget roughly $595 total for tickets plus two nights.