In all these venues, which will have capacity for more than 10,000 peoplethe matches will be broadcast live and artistic and recreational activities will be scheduled on dates and times to be determined by the organizers.
Renowned performances International DJs, musicians and artists from the local scene and the presence of members of FIFA Legends will be some of the events during the month of the first World Cup held in an Arab country.
The organization of International Fan Festivals will be run by one of FIFA’s top sponsors, the American brewing company Budweiser, together with its associates Brahma and Corona.
“The FIFA Fan Festival was conceived to bring fans together beyond the stadiums around an experience that brings together the best of football, music, food and the latest trends. We are honored to collaborate with Budweiser, Corona and Brahma to transfer its essence to spectacular satellite events globally”explained the commercial director of FIFA, Romy Gai, through a statement.
“With this we bring the atmosphere of the World Cup itself to fans around the world”considered about a new technology to be used, the immersive sound experience in 4D, which will transfer the atmosphere of the matches to local festivals.
in the six Fan Festival outside of Qatargeneral admission will be free or cheap and VIP access will also be offered for a higher price.
The spaces chosen in each city were Outernet in London; the Plaza de la República in Mexico City; Copacabana in Rio de Janeiro; Valley of Añangabaú in San Pablo; S-Factory in Seoul and Port of Dubai in that same Arab location.
The central Fan Festival will operate with capacity for 40,000 people in Al Bidda Parka green lung of 188 hectares located in front of the Bay of Dohawhich will open its doors on Saturday, November 19, one day before the opening match between Qatar and Ecuador.
Also, The Doha Cornichean open promenade with capacity for 120,000 peoplewill be another meeting point along its 6 kilometers, where itinerant shows, cultural activities, food and drink stalls and shops will be set up.
Fans will also be able to enjoy a daily fireworks and dancing fountain show (“Welcome to Qatar”), which will feature background music from the tournament’s soundtrack, Qatari composer Wael Binali and the Qatar Philharmonic Orchestra.
There will also be different attractions in the Al Maha Island in Lusail, at the Beach Club Ras Abu Abud 974, in the Fan Zone Hayya and on the south promenade of Lusail, the town where the stadium that will host the final on December 18 is being set up.
On the way to the eight stages of Qatar 2022, throughout different points of the city, more than 6,000 performances in 21 different venues as part of The Last-Mile Cultural Activations program.
Source: Ambito
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