VIVO IPL Fan Park gets bigger and better

Published On : 26 May 2018 | Reported By : media release

Spread across 19 states and covering 36 cities, VIVO IPL Fan Park 2018 looks to reach out to fans and cover regions where there are limited options of entertainment. Whereas the League embarks upon its 11th season, the Fan Parks will engage fans from across the country.

From the northernmost part - Kullu to the southern most part – Tirunelveli and spreading its wings towards Agartala in the east to Rajkot in the West, the Fan Parks will reach out to cricket lovers from the length and breadth of India.

Each venue will broadcast all the LIVE action of the IPL on giant TV screens, creating a stadium-like feel for fans practically in their backyards. Entry will be free and furthermore, there will be music and multiple stalls for merchandise, food, beverages and other activations by IPL’s official sponsors, which will add to the electric atmosphere.

To add to the excitement, those visiting the Fan Park will be eligible for a lucky prize which will include exclusive IPL merchandise and a cool smartphone from VIVO.

Last season saw a massive turnout of 3,00,000 cricket enthusiasts who experienced the IPL live at the Fan Parks. This year will be no different as the initiative is expected to generate a greater turnout with BCCI leaving no stone unturned to ensure a successful season.
The first VIVO IPL Fan Park for the 2018 season will be held on May 27th in Muzaffarpur,Nagpur,Kota,Managalore .The countdown has begun for the action to unfold in a city near you.

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