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Where to watch the World Cup

by Nabila Rahhal
Football fans watch a World Cup game at Al Falamanki

There are many factors to take into consideration when choosing a venue for World Cup viewing. The size of the screen, arrangement and comfort levels of the seating, the venue’s promotions and general ambiance are all crucial criteria. To take some of the weight off, Executive has done the groundwork and compiled a list of venues where World Cup viewing promises to be a rewarding experience. Pop-up venues For those who want the game and no distractions, the World Cup parks are ideal. Beirut Fan Village at Beirut Waterfront boasts a VIP section with a capacity of 200 and its own high resolution LED screen (entrance $20), a regular bleacher style section which fits 400 people (entrance $7) and has two high definition LED screens and a food court section with outlets like Snack Faysal and Pinkberry ice cream, with Check Point Charlie manning the bar. The food court also

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