Liverpool ONE to host official Team GB & ParalympicsGB Fan Zone this Summer

Liverpool ONE is gearing up to become a hub of sporting fun this summer, offering visitors the chance to soak up the excitement and cheer on their favorite teams and competitors on a giant screen.

Liverpool ONE has been named an official Team GB & ParalympicsGB Fan Zone for the Summer Olympic and Paralympic Games, with a massive screen set to be installed on Chavasse Park.

Arriving on Monday, 1 July, the screen is a result of a partnership with Ocean Outdoor, the Official Media partner for Team GB & ParalympicsGB.

Liverpool ONE is one of just nine official Fan Zones across the country, providing sports fans a prime spot to watch Team GB & ParalympicsGB compete in the world’s biggest sporting event.

Alongside the Olympic and Paralympic screenings, Wimbledon matches will also be shown, with more live sporting events to be announced soon, making Liverpool ONE the ultimate destination for sports enthusiasts this summer.

Donna Howitt, place strategy director at Liverpool ONE, said:

“Sport brings people together in a way that nothing else can and at Liverpool ONE we work to create an environment where people come together to spend their leisure time. We are incredibly excited to be hosting an official Team GB & ParalympicsGB Fan Zone at Chavasse Park.

“This year is a summer of sports with an absolutely packed sporting events schedule, so we’re really looking forward to giving fans a place where they can come and cheer on their sporting heroes, grab a bite to eat and enjoy the outdoors.

“We’re hoping that Chavasse Park will become the go-to place to cheer on Team GB & ParalympicsGB this summer and, hopefully, watch them bring home plenty of medals!”

As part of the summer schedule at Liverpool ONE, Chess Fest and Tickle the Ivories will also be making their return, among other activities yet to be announced.

Kevin Henry, head of content and sponsorship at Ocean Outdoor, said:

“Ocean has a track record for connecting audiences to the action in ways others can’t, entertaining audiences for the past nine years of both summer and winter competitions.

“Out of home (OOH) works because it brings people closer to the Games via impactful fan experiences, curated viewing areas, on screen content, broadcast highlights and updates from all the sporting action. For 2024, all of these opportunities are back, bigger and even better.”