11 Boxpark alternatives to watch the World Cup across London as early demand rockets
For most Brits making the long journey to America to see the Lions battle it out through the group stages isn’t possible, and scrambling around for a good view in the local boozer isn’t always the ideal way to take in a key game.
As such, fan zones have been popping up across the country to create the perfect atmosphere with cold pints and a guaranteed view. Such is their popularity, the number of Fanzones listed on Skiddle has risen by 17% in 2026 compared to Euro 2024 and tickets are selling fast.
Whether it’s the later kick offs, a chance to guarantee a good view or that the Lion’s have their best shot at some silverware, early ticket sales are up 54% on the same period ahead of England’s Euro campaign, so now is the time to start booking if you don’t want to miss the action.
To help you find the perfect spot where you can guarantee your view with a ticket, here’s 11 alternatives to Boxpark across the borough.
“Early ticket demand has already surpassed expectations so people who want to guarantee their seat in a fan zone atmosphere should start to make plans now. While we’ve seen more ticket inventory entering the market than ever before with more fan zones popping up around the country, early demand is such that those making last minute plans may have to compromise on location.” warned Richard Dyer, Co-Founder of ticketing platform Skiddle.
Brick Lane Fan Zone at Ely’s Yard, the Old Truman Brewery
Following the success of Hackney Fan Zone during Euro 2024, the team returns this summer with Brick Lane Fan Zone at Ely’s Yard Social. The venue will offer both indoor and outdoor screenings, complete with a giant LED screen, Signature Brew beers, food from Sleazy Pizza, alongside DJs, live music and giveaways throughout the tournament.
The venue offers a range of seating options that can be booked in advance, allowing guests to secure their preferred viewing spot ahead of kick-off. Tickets start from £13.45 and include a complimentary drink token, while groups can even opt for sofa seating for a more relaxed match-day experience.
Ticket Link: https://www.skiddle.com/whats-on/London/Ely%27s-Yard-The-Old-Truman-Brewery/Brick-Lane-Fan-Zone-England-vs-Panama/42437732/
Soho Fanzone – Kick Off Club, at Outernet London
Outernet London will screen World Cup fixtures within its immersive, 360° LED environment, featuring floor-to-ceiling digital displays that wrap the interior and create a fully surrounding viewing experience. The central venue transforms match screenings into a large-scale visual production rather than a traditional viewing space.
Tickets start from £6 and VIP packages are also available, offering access to a private mezzanine balcony and an exclusive bar, providing a more premium setting for key fixtures throughout the tournament.
Ticket link: https://www.skiddle.com/g/soho-fanzone—kick-off-club/#events
Fire Club and The Garden Vauxhall
The South London venue will be screening every England match on large LED screens and has one of London’s biggest beer gardens for fans throughout the tournament. The venue features multiple bars and rotating street food vendors, creating a different experience each week.
Long communal tables that run under the railway arches add to the atmosphere, encouraging a shared match-day experience among football fans from across the city. Tickets start from £11.25.
Ticket link: https://www.skiddle.com/g/world-cup-2026-screenings-at-the-garden-vauxhall/#events
93 feet East, Brick Lane
93 Feet East is a classic East London industrial venue, with multiple indoor rooms and a large outdoor courtyard, all of which will be screening the games on big screens. Fans can choose to watch inside the warehouse-style spaces or outside in the open-air courtyard, depending on their preference. The Brick Lane staple will also feature live DJs, football anthems and drink offers throughout the tournament, creating a high-energy atmosphere from kick-off to the final whistle.
This is one of the cheaper venues in the city with free entry tickets for those who arrive before 6, and only £6.00 for a spot after that.
Ticket link: https://www.skiddle.com/g/world-cup-2026-at-93-feet-east/
FANZONE 4D x Electric Ballroom
Electric Ballroom will host FANZONE4D for England’s World Cup fixtures at its 1,500-capacity Camden venue, with large screens, club-quality sound and on-site food traders. The event will transform the space into a live screening setting with a late-night atmosphere continuing after kick-off, as fans gather to follow England’s campaign. Tickets start from free
Ticket link: https://www.skiddle.com/whats-on/London/Electric-Ballroom/FANZONE-4D-x-Electric-Ballroom-England-v-Croatia-World-Cup/42251888/
FANZONE 4D x The Steel Yard
The Steel Yard will host FANZONE4D World Cup screenings, with large-format screens, club-grade sound and a high-capacity setup designed for live sport. Set beneath the railway arches near Cannon Street, the venue will screen key fixtures throughout the tournament, attracting both after-work crowds and football fans looking for a central London viewing spot.
With its industrial setting and high-spec production, it offers a club-style atmosphere built for big match moments from kick-off to the final whistle.
Tickets start from Free
Ticket link: https://www.skiddle.com/whats-on/London/The-Steel-Yard/#events
FANZONE 4D x Freight Brixton
Freight Brixton will host World Cup screenings on its rooftop, with a large main screen, pre-match coverage and street food throughout the tournament. Alongside England fixtures, the programme will also include a wider selection of international matches and is expected strong match-day attendance.
The first cohort of ticketed games include: Senegal vs France, England vs Croatia, USA vs Australia, Germany vs Ivory Coast, England vs Ghana, Curacao vs Ivory Coast, England vs Panama, and fans can currently get free tickets for standing before 8pm.
Ticket link: https://www.skiddle.com/whats-on/London/Freight-Brixton/World-Cup-Showdown-Senegal-v-France-Live-Screening/42171079/
FANZONE 4D x Riverside East – Stratford
Riverside East will show World Cup fixtures from its Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park setting, with large screens and a sound system overlooking the waterways and Stratford skyline. It will operate as a fan-zone space throughout England’s campaign, with rotating street food traders and communal seating designed for group viewing.
Tickets start from £0
Ticket link: https://www.skiddle.com/whats-on/London/Riverside-East/FANZONE4D-x-Riverside-East-England-v-Croatia-World-Cup-Showdown/42251892/
Hackney Wick Fanzone – Kick Off Club at Colour Factory London
Colour Factory is a Hackney Wick warehouse venue in Queen’s Yard known for its raw industrial feel, with a main room, smaller indoor areas and an outdoor garden. Kick Off Club brings England’s World Cup run to the space with big-screen screenings alongside DJs, live performers and interactive games, creating a proper all-in match-day and night-out atmosphere.
Tickets start from £6.00
Ticket link: https://www.skiddle.com/g/hackney-wick-fanzone—kick-off-club/
Brixton Fanzone – Kick Off Club, at Electric in Brixton
Electric Brixton will host Kick Off Club for England’s World Cup campaign, bringing together live screenings, high-quality sound and a music-led atmosphere built around big match moments. Held inside a former Edwardian theatre, the venue’s tiered balconies, central dancefloor and stage-style layout give it a gig-meets-club feel that sets it apart from typical screening spots.
Expect an indie-leaning crowd, with Three Lions and Parklife-style singalongs, DJs before kick-off and a full football-meets-festival energy running throughout key fixtures. Tickets start from £12.54
Ticket link: https://www.skiddle.com/g/brixton-fanzone—kick-off-club/
Two Tribes – Campfire
Two Tribes Campfire will host World Cup screenings with 20ft screens, Funktion One sound, DJs, street food traders and on-site brewed beers served throughout the tournament. Built around a central live-fire feature, the venue offers a communal, open-plan setting that brings fans together for key fixtures.
The hybrid indoor-outdoor space combines covered seating with an adaptable layout designed for large match-day crowds across the summer.
Tickets start from £11.25
Ticket link: https://www.skiddle.com/whats-on/London/Two-Tribes—Campfire/
For the best places to Watch the World Cup in London and around the UK, vist Skiddle dedicated World Cup hub: https://www.skiddle.com/news/all/best-places-to-watch-the-world-cup-2026-in-london/61680/
London Ticket Prices
Brick Lane Fan Zone
General Admission: £11.25
General Admission + Free Beer: £13.45
Inside 2 Seater Sofa + Free Beer: £33.25
Inside 3 Seater Sofa + Free Beer: £49.75
Inside 4 Seater Sofa + Free Beer: £66.25
Inside 6 Seater Table + Free Beer: £99.25
Outside 6 Seater Table + Free Beer: £99.25
The Garden Vauxhall
Entry with a drink (1st release): £11.25
Reserved Table for 6 (Main Arena): £33.75
Reserved Table for 6 (Terrace): £33.75
93 Feet East
Free ticket for arrival before 6pm: £0
First release: £6
FANZONE 4D x Electric Ballroom
Free Standing Ticket: £0
TABLE – 6 PEOPLE: £33.75
FANZONE 4D x The Steel Yard
Free Standing Ticket: £0
TABLE – 6 PEOPLE: £33.75
FANZONE 4D x Freight Brixton
Free Standing Ticket (before 8pm entry): £0
FANZONE 4D x Riverside East
Free Standing Ticket: £0
TABLE – 6 PEOPLE: £33.75
Hackney Wick Fanzone – Kick Off Club
1st release: £6.00
2nd release: £11.40
3rd release: £17.40
Group of mate’s discount (4 people): £34.20
Brixton Fanzone – Kick Off Club
1st release: £6.00
2nd release: £11.40
3rd release: £17.40
Group of mate’s discount (4 people): £34.20
Soho Fanzone – Kick Off Club
1st release: £6.00
2nd release: £11.40
3rd release: £17.40
Group of friend’s discounts (4 people): £39.90
VIP Ticket: £39.90
Two Tribes – Campfire
Early bird: £11.25
General Sale: £16.75
Final release: £22.25
VIP – Premium Seating: £33.25
