Downtown bar launches World Cup Clubhouse for watch parties and events

More is more when it comes to places to watch the World Cup in Miami.

There's the Fan Fest, the countless bars and restaurants, the music venue-turned-watch party and now the Lost Boy Clubhouse.

State of play: The downtown watering hole kicked off its immersive experience on Saturday with a massive watch party for the Colombia versus Portugal match.

It features giant LED screens, a soccer pitch for pick-up games, fan activations and live entertainment.

How it works: The Clubhouse will stream every match for the duration of the tournament, with doors opening two hours before kickoff.

Seating is first come, first served.

The big picture: The experience — specifically the 150-foot community mini soccer pitch — is part of a partnership between the Downtown Development Authority of the City of Miami and Airbnb.

The $400,000 investment from Airbnb will bring a total of four soccer pitches for the tournament, the first of which opened at Lost Boy, per a news release.

Three others will open later this summer, and all will open for community use.