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Liverpool Echo
Liverpool Echo
National
Christopher Megrath

Culture Liverpool promises an unforgettable Eurovision Song Contest experience

Culture Liverpool Eurovision Claire McColgan Eurovision Song Contest EuroVillage National Lottery

Liverpool Council's Culture Liverpool team promised every possible decision has been made to ensure the Eurovision Song Contest is the best it can be.

As the season draws closer fans have raised questions regarding some of the biggest projects appearing in the city. One of the most pressing concerns was whether or not the EuroVillage, the officially dedicated fan zone, will be ticketed on its final night, May 13.

The EuroVillage sees thousands flock to its ground but has always remained free to enter. The Culture Liverpool team confirmed to The ECHO that the EuroVillage will be free to attend but the fate of the grand final is the only night in question.

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