FIFA & MLB Weekends in New York

Where Fans Gather in New York

• Mustang Harry's(Midtown Manhattan)

  A legendary Irish sports bar and restaurant for over two decades, it's a go-to spot for locals, sports fans, and families, especially New York Knicks and Rangers supporters. It features multiple...

  Order: American favorites, Irish cuisine, handcrafted game-day bites, artisanal cocktails, craft beers, curated wines, fine spirits (over 200 varieties of whiskeys and tequilas), pub fare like wings, burgers, sandwiches, and salads.

• The Football Factory at Legends(Midtown Manhattan)

  Considered one of the best football (soccer) bars in NYC, it has a casual atmosphere and is dedicated to screening numerous international championships, including the Premier League, Champions...

  Order: Simple but good food, draft beers.

• Stout NYC Bryant Park(Midtown Manhattan)

  An upbeat alehouse known for fostering warmth, connection, and unforgettable memories since 2005. It welcomes diverse audiences and hosts events like the Six Nations Rugby Championship and Formula 1.

  Order: Wide range of draft brews, classic pub grub, complimentary appetizers, and premium open bar options for events.

• American Whiskey Midtown(Midtown Manhattan)

  A stylish, multi-level space with a warm yet modern atmosphere, known for watching sporting events. It's an ultimate bar scene party spot, especially for whiskey aficionados, and perfect for before...

  Order: Elevated cocktails, house-smoked wings, a large whiskey selection (over 375 globally-sourced bottles), and lite fare.

How much does a New York FIFA + MLB weekend cost?

Based on SportCation Index data, the median ticket cost across a prime weekend is around $258, and hotels near the venues run about $346 per night. Budget roughly $950 total for tickets plus two nights.