The World Cup Comes to Life in Brussels

With Casa Mundial, VIAGE is turning Brussels into an immersive football arena for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

As major European cities continue to redefine live entertainment through increasingly immersive experiences, Brussels is preparing to make its own statement. At the centre of this transformation is Theatre The Viage, an iconic venue in the heart of the city that is evolving far beyond its role as a traditional theatre. The ambition is clear: to create Belgium’s first permanent immersive arena, where sport, culture, entertainment and cutting-edge technology converge.

The first chapter of that vision will unfold during the 2026 FIFA World Cup. For the first time in its history, the venue will be entirely dedicated to live match screenings through a new concept: Casa Mundial.

A New World Cup Experience

Designed as a premium alternative to conventional fan zones, Casa Mundial offers supporters a completely different way to experience the tournament. Guests will enjoy the action from stylish lounge areas, premium seating, comfortable sofas and private spaces for small groups, all facing a spectacular triple-screen indoor setup. Air conditioning, food and beverage service, and a carefully curated atmosphere complete the experience.

The concept aims to capture the intensity and emotion of a packed stadium while removing the inconveniences often associated with large public gatherings. No unpredictable weather, no overcrowding and no obstructed views, just every moment of the game enjoyed in optimal comfort, without losing the collective energy that makes football so special.

A Vision of the Future of Live Entertainment

Beyond the World Cup, Casa Mundial is part of a broader vision for VIAGE and Theatre The Viage. The venue is set to become a new destination for Brussels, hosting international premieres, cultural events, immersive sporting experiences and major poker tournaments.

Through this transformation, VIAGE is positioning itself at the forefront of a new generation of entertainment venues, where the boundaries between spectacle, sport and technology continue to blur. Casa Mundial offers a first glimpse of what the future of live entertainment could look like: more immersive, more comfortable and more engaging than ever before.

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