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AT&T’s One World One Party Events to Bring the World Cup Close to Home

By on June 10, 2014
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AT&T, sponsor of both the U.S. Men’s National Team and Mexico’s National Team, will be hosting their “One World One Party” events in select cities around the country in celebration of this year’s FIFA World Cup.

The events will offer soccer fans in the U.S. a one-of-a-kind experience of the World Cup festivities in Brazil through virtual reality technology. The events will also feature special menus by local celebrity chefs, samba dancers, live DJs and special appearances by soccer legends.spring_sweeps_tstand_bilingual

If that wasn’t enough, each event will broadcast a group stage match. The events begin in Los Angeles on June 13 with Mexico vs. Cameron, and will continue in New York on June 16 with USA vs. Ghana, San Diego on June 17 with Mexico vs. Brazil, Miami on June 22 with USA vs. Portugal, Houston on June 23 with Mexico vs. Croatia, and will conclude in Chicago on June 26 with the highly anticipate match between USA and Germany, one of the favorites to win it all this year.

Fans around the country can enter a special sweepstakes where they and their “team” of 11 friends can win tickets to the event. The contest winner, or the “team captain,” will also win a prize package which includes a device from AT&T.

Edison Millan is a Senior Staff Reporter for Living Out Loud - LA, covering lifestyle and entertainment. Follow him on Twitter: @edison_millan
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