The City Council of Telde will install a giant screen next Sunday at the San Juan Urban Park Auditorium to broadcast live the 2026 World Cup final between Spain and Argentina. Entry will be free and doors will open at 18:00.
Telde is preparing to experience a historic event. The City Council has organised the live broadcast of the 2026 World Cup final between Spain and Argentina at the San Juan Urban Park Auditorium, with a giant screen that promises to gather hundreds of fans. Entry will be free and open until capacity is reached, and doors will open at 18:00, two hours before the kick-off.
A Record Screen for a Dream Final
The screen installed on the auditorium stage will be the largest ever used by the City Council for World Cup broadcasts. It surpasses those set up during the quarter-finals at Franchy Roca Park and the semi-finals held at San Juan Square, according to municipal sources. The venue offers three distinct areas: the seating area, the auditorium's stands, and the pit in front of the stage, where attendees can stand or set up their own chairs or mats.
“We want the final to be a true collective celebration, a spacious area prepared for hundreds of people to cheer together for the team,” emphasise the City Council.
Festive Atmosphere with DJ and Extended Hours
The day will be enlivened by DJ Nacho González from Promaster, from the opening of the doors until the start of the match. The City Council chose the San Juan Urban Park Auditorium due to the expected high attendance, following the success of previous broadcasts. Residents of Telde can arrive early to choose the best spot and enjoy the atmosphere before the match.
For those who cannot make it to the auditorium, the City Council reminds that the final can also be followed in hospitality establishments throughout the city. However, the free giant screen is presented as the most popular and festive option to experience a match that could become historic for Spanish football.
Telde, Meeting Point for Canary Football
This initiative consolidates Telde as a reference point for organising collective sports events in Gran Canaria. During the earlier phases of the World Cup, the City Council already installed screens at various locations in the city, receiving a great response from residents. Now, with the Spanish team in the final, attendance is expected to surpass all previous records.
Attendees will be able to access the venue from 18:00 and stay until the final whistle. The City Council recommends arriving early to avoid queues and reminds that entry with dangerous objects and the consumption of alcohol inside the auditorium will not be permitted. The event promises to be a football celebration in the heart of Telde.
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