The most popular venue to watch the World Cup match between South Korea and Nigeria on Tuesday morning is the ESPN Zone @ LA Live (1011 S. Figueroa St, across from the Staples Center). The viewing party is hosted by the Red Tigers who will be ready by 10:00 am. The place has a capacity of 1,000.
How about in Koreatown itself? The place to be is the front lawn of Wilshire Park Place, also known as the Radio Korea building on account of the company’s big red-and-blue sign in front. This was where huge crowds congregated for the previous two early-morning matches involving South Korea.
The game itself will start at 11:30 am, but people are expected to start arriving at half past nine. As always, there will be free shirts, water and pastries for those who attend. A few thunderstix and glowsticks may also be available. The recommended color of apparel is red.
Address: 3700 Wilshire Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90010-2903
Between Oxford and Serrano, near the Wiltern Theater
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