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New World Cup attractions coming to the UK capital with huge indoor screens and laser raves

WE ARE just six weeks away from the start of the World Cup and the UK’s capital is getting THREE fan attractions for watching the matches.

Launching across three London venues, Kick Off Club will open three new World Cup fanzones.

People socializing on a two-story outdoor patio at "Colour Factory," with "Food Traders" and "Pitta Goras" signs visible.
Kick Off Club will have three fanzones across London Credit: Kick off club

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One will be at the Outernet on Tottenham Court Road, another will be at Electric Brixton in South London and the third will be at Colour Factory in Hackney Wick.

Each fanzone won’t have food for sale, but you will be able to get drinks, including drinks packages.

Outernet fanzone

At the Outernet fanzone, fans will find London’s largest indoor screen.

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But the experience won’t just be your standard football screening, as there will be a surround sound system fully immersing visitors in each match.

Matches being shown at the Outernet include:

  • June 16: France v Senegal – 8pm Kick off (access from 6.30pm)
  • June 17: England v Croatia – 9pm Kick off (access from 7pm)
  • June 19: USA v Australia – 8pm Kick off (access from 6.30pm)
  • June 23: England v Ghana – 9pm Kick off (access from 7pm)
  • June 24: Scotland v Brazil – 11pm Kick off (access from 9pm)
  • June 27: England v Panama – 10pm (access from 8.30pm)

Electric Brixton

At the Electric Brixton fanzone, guests can expect Britpop-inspired football screenings with Indie music and a 90s theme.

Expect music by Oasis, Blur and Pulp booming through the speakers.

Matches being shown at Electric Brixton include:

  • June 17: England v Croatia – 9pm Kick off (access from 7pm)
  • June 19: USA v Australia – 8pm Kick off (access from 6.30pm)
  • June 19: Scotland v Morocco – 11pm Kick off (access from 9pm)
  • June 23: England v Ghana – 9pm Kick off (access from 7pm)
  • June 24: Scotland v Brazil – 11pm Kick off (access from 9pm)
  • June 27: England v Panama – 10pm (access from 8.30pm)
Each fanzone will have its own theme including one with a 90s vibe Credit: Kick off club

Colour Factory

As for Colour Factory, there will be a ‘Rave Energy‘ theme with lasers, smoke and a underground vibe.

There will be club lighting and DJ sets too, making it feel like the ultimate 90s laser rave.

Matches being shown at Colour Factory include:

  • June 17: England v Croatia – 9pm Kick off (access from 7pm)
  • June 23: England v Ghana – 9pm Kick off (access from 7pm)
  • June 24: Scotland v Brazil – 11pm Kick off (access from 9pm)
  • June 27: England v Panama – 10pm (access from 8.30pm)

All fanzones will then show the following:

  • July 1: England (potential knock-out date) – 5pm Kick off (access from 4pm)
  • July 5: England (potential knock-out date) – 9pm Kick off (access from 7pm)
  • July 11: England (potential quarter-final date) – 9pm Kick off (access from 8pm)
  • July 15: England (potential semi-final date) – 8pm Kick off (access from 6pm)
  • July 9: (quarter final date, team tbc) – 9pm Kick off (access from 7pm)
  • July 10: (quarter final date, team tbc) – 8pm Kick off (access from 6pm)
  • July 14: (semi final date, team tbc) – 8pm Kick off (access from 6pm)
  • July 19: (final date, team tbc) – 8pm Kick off (access from 6pm)

Tickets will be between £5 and £20 for groups.

Fans can pre-register for tickets, which then go on sale on May 5.



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