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Security increases in downtown San Jose as thousands expected for World Cup watch party

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By Ali Reid Verified
| Bay Area Daily News
Security increases in downtown San Jose as thousands expected for World Cup watch party
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Security increased in downtown San Jose as thousands expected for World Cup watch party

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By Ali Reid Verified
| KNTV-TV (San Jose, CA) Verified
Tens of thousands of soccer fans are expected to gather in San Pedro Square for the Turkey-Paraguay watch party, and organizers said they are keeping safety a top priority. Organizers celebrated the big turnout in downtown San Jose after more than 30,000 fans came through for Thursday’s Mexico-South Korea matchup. Organizers expect as many as 25,000 people to pass through downtown for Friday’s Turkey-Paraguay watch party.
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San Jose bars face supply frenzy as 30,000 World Cup fans pack San Pedro Square

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By Ali Reid Verified
| Bay Area Daily News
Thousands of soccer fans are expected to flood downtown San Jose again Thursday evening, bringing an undeniable economic windfall-and a logistical frenzy-to local businesses hosting watch parties for the World Cup match between Mexico and South Korea. With crowds projected to exceed 30,000 people in San Pedro Square, business owners say the intense demand has forced them to completely upend their typical operations.
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