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Due to its proximity to Qatar (information about shuttle flights here), Dubai has already established itself as a hub of FIFA World Cup activity.

The city’s bars, hotels and restaurants have begun announcing their World Cup fan zones in Dubai already.

Several outlets will also be showing the global tournament, here’s a list of everywhere in Dubai showing the matches.

But if you’re looking for somewhere to watch the latest event in Dubai, games with food, drinks and a seriously fun ambience, these are all the World Cup fans in Dubai:

FanZone by McGettigan’s

FanZone by McGettigan’s will take over the Amphitheatre at Dubai Media City (where Red Fest and Jazz Fest set up in February). Comfortably holding up to 5,000 fans including the lawn area in front of the main stage with a giant screen, there will also be a Winterfest with roller skating, a Christmas tree and Santa’s grotto. Opening on Sunday, November 20 through to the World Cup Final on Sunday, December 18, this is one of the World Cup fan zones in Dubai on everyone’s lips.

Fan zone at Soul Beach

Located at JA Jebel Ali Beach Hotel’s colourful beach club Soul Beach, this fan zone in Dubai will be playing all the games on an outdoor screen. The outdoor club has a huge pool and a private stretch of pool with massive screens being placed around the venue.

FIFA Pop-Up at Address Dubai Marina

This hotel in Dubai Marina is going to be hosting a FIFA Pop Up fan zone in Dubai. So far all we know is that the watching area that will open on Sunday, November 20 will have special offers on food and drinks. For the quarter-finals, semi-finals and finals there will be a minimum spend of Dhs150 per person.

ISD World Cup Fanzone

Offering a huge fan zone experience for 5,000 fans, the ISD fan zone is an open-air venue in Dubai Sports City. There will be multiple screens throughout the venue along with food trucks and bars. For those looking for a VIP experience, you can book into the VIP area that comes complete with butler service, and gourmet dishes.

Jumeirah Emirates Towers

Jumeirah Emirates Towers are the latest to announce their football-watching area. With a backdrop of the Museum of the Future, the alfresco area will fit up to 500 people. Along with huge state-of-the-art screens that will show each of the FIFA World Cup games, VIP areas and live performances. Designed to attract luxury-loving football fans, the Plaza Terrace at Jumeirah Emirates Towers will include spaces for corporate hospitality, along with groups of friends wanting to catch the game.

Press Play

Located in Jebel Ali by Ibn Battuta Press Play will be a huge licenced fan zone. Along with showing all 63 matches on a huge 250sq. metre screen there will be a number of huge concerts (stay tuned to Time Out to find out who will be playing). There will also be four 4G pitches, a tech centre and a number of food and drink trucks.

Soho Garden’s Mega Fan Zone

Opening on Sunday November 20 and running until Sunday December 18, The Beach fan zone will hold over 1000 patrons and will feature four fan-licensed fan zones. The zones have each been named and include The Beach Stadium, Tiger Bar, Wavebreak Deck and Garden.

The Football Park in DIFC

DIFC announced The Football Park at the Podium level of Gate Avenue and it looks like it’s going to be an upmarket version of your typical fan zones in Dubai. Along with a la carte dining, there will also be premium drinks, a chauffeur driver service and even the chance to rub shoulders with celebrities or former football players. The lively pop-up will be up throughout the course of the World Cup from November 20 to December 18. 

Zero Gravity

Watch the action of the World Cup unfold at Zero Gravity’s fan zone. There will be a massive screen showing all the matches from November 21 to December 18. With a party vibe every day of the week, we suspect this to be on of the most lively fan zones in Dubai.

The Football Deck by Belgian Café Dubai Festival City

Catch all the World Cup action live at The Football Deck by Belgian Café Dubai Festival City. Supporters can opt to enjoy hop buckets and the finest of pub grub with HD TVs streaming the games throughout. Or the dedicated fan zone set on the outside terrace of Crowne Plaza with views of the creek and the city beyond might be more to your fancy. A painting station will even be on hand for the most enthusiastic fans.

BudX FIFA Fan Festival

Together with London, Mexico City, Rio de Janeiro, Sao Paulo and Seoul, Dubai has been chosen as one of six cities to host a FIFA Fan Festival. The Dubai festival will offer live match broadcasts as football takes over the world from November 20 to December 18. International DJs, local musicians and FIFA legends will also feature, while certain events will bring 4D audio to the action. Dubai’s FIFA Fan Festival, sponsored by BudX, will be held in Dubai Harbour and offer views of the city’s waterfront as its backdrop.

Football Fan Zone Tent at Address Beach Resort

With the first World Cup 2022 kick-off around the corner, Address Beach Resort has confirmed plans for its Football Fan Zone Tent. Surrounded by greenery and situated a step away from Jumeirah Beach and Bluewaters Island, this fully air-conditioned 250-seater tent will feature multiple screens completed with flag-themed decorations.  

Social Fan Zone by ITP Live

ITP Live has partnered with Social Distrikt on the Palm to bring fans football fun throughout the World Cup. With eight restaurants and two bars on offer, there’s something for everyone at this Palm Jumeirah hotspot – with an arts and crafts zone tailored for children who might not be as into football as their parents.

Source:- TimeOut Dubai

By: Gurmeet Singh

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