The reported programme features 12 matches across five days, with all listed times in Dallas local time (CDT):
The spread of afternoon and evening kick-offs gives supporters several opportunities to attend, whether they are planning around work, school or a full day in the city.
The report says Klyde Warren Park will also offer food trucks, on-site dining, live music, exercise classes and family-focused programming. Those additions broaden the event beyond supporters who want to watch every minute, making it suitable for groups with different interests.
Free entry is the central draw. With no admission charge across the schedule, the park can function as a communal meeting point for Dallas residents and visitors during the tournament.
The opening day brings three matches, beginning at noon and ending with Panama v Croatia in the evening. That gives the event an immediate test of its appeal across a full day.
If the reported programme goes ahead as planned, attention will then turn to the weekend finale, when Panama v England and Colombia v Portugal close the five-day run.