- Jackson Heights and NYC turned into a living World Cup map—multicultural streets, restaurants and shops decked out in flags and jerseys (great convo starter: favorite World Cup food or neighborhood to visit).
- Fans from around the world took over cities—singing Oasis in Mexico City, a Boston traffic-cone meme, a lemonade stand in Arlington—small, quirky moments that made people connect.
- The tournament felt less about stadiums and stars and more about community and joy—fans became the soul of the event, sparking unforgettable memories and warm conversations.
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