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Redmond schedules World Cup final watch party at Marymoor and Derby Days in late July

City of Redmond · July 15, 2026
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Summary

City of Redmond staff announced a city-hosted World Cup final watch party at Marymoor on July 19 and Derby Days on July 24–25, urged attendees to bring low-back seating and use transit or carpooling, and offered limited free parking with additional parking at Redmond Technology Station.

Chris Raftis, the City of Redmond’s World Cup planning program manager, urged residents to join the city’s public World Cup final watch party and summer events.

The city will host a "Meet Me at Marymoor" watch party for the World Cup final on Sunday, July 19, Raftis said, and the signature summer festival Derby Days is scheduled for July 24 and 25. Raftis said the events were part of a broader effort by city teams "to make sure Redmond was indeed ready for the world" while also caring for the local community.

Raftis advised attendees with tickets to the sold-out Meet Me at Marymoor event to "bring a low back chair or blanket and try to carpool, bike, or take transit to the event." He said limited free parking will be available and suggested people may park at the Redmond Technology Station and take the 2 line to Marymoor Village.

The city is promoting related watch parties and activities held by community hosts and the city's soccer ambassadors, whom Raftis thanked for providing programming input and feedback. The announcement directs residents to the city's event listings at Experience Redmond for details on schedules and any last-minute changes.

Have a great week, Redmond.