There's not long to go now until the highly anticipated Wales v England match taking place at 7pm tonight. The last couple of weeks have been an emotional rollercoaster for Welsh fans everywhere but excitement is only continuing to grow.
And if you’re watching from home, you can still get involved with the football spirit by visiting one of Wales’ many fan parks to cheer the team on with a crowd, and become part of the atmosphere.
Here we look at the fan parks being set up for people to come together at in Wales tonight, which will also show other matches throughout the World Cup season. If your fan park is missing, please email bethany.gavaghan@walesonline.co.uk .
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Singleton Park, Swansea
Fan Park Swansea is one of the biggest fan parks in the country, and is going to be screening the game tonight, as it has been doing with all the World Cup games so far. Entry to the venue is free, subject to capacity, but it is also possible to reserve a table for up to eight people. You can read more about this here.
Cardiff
The Vale Sports Arena is also hosting a fan park which will take place for tonight's game from 4pm. You can get a variety of tickets depending on how many people you are visiting with for this event.
And Tramshed is doing the same, with entry from 5pm (last entry at 6pm).
Buffalo Cardiff will be also be showing the Wales v England game on November 29 , with discounted drinks offering pints from £3.50. You can get more local news and other story updates straight to your inbox by subscribing to our newsletters here.
Tenby
Y Wal Goch Tenby is presenting Pembrokeshire's only official fanzone for the 2022 Fifa World Cup tonight, as it has done for the other games Wales has played in, in the World Cup so far at the De Valence Pavilion. They will be showing the match on a cinema-sized screen at the event.
There will also be some pre-match entertainment with local DJ's playing some iconic Welsh tunes, a range of beers, ciders, soft drinks and more available at the bar. Tables and seating will be available on a first come first served basis. A spokesperson for the event said: "All profits from ticket sales will be donated to a good cause." The Pavllion will be showing the match tonight from 5pm-11pm, with some post-match entertainment as well.
Cardigan
The famous Cardigan Castle will be screening England v Wales from 6:30pm- 10:30pm. With two big screens, a bar, hot food and plenty of singing set to take place, organisers are hoping their event will be one to remember. Entry is £3.00 per person not including food or drink.
The game will be shown on S4C with commentary in Welsh.
Welshpool Town Hall
If you’re looking for something that is super family-friendly, a group space where people can watch the Welsh games together has been set up by the council and will be open from 6:30pm for a 7pm start. Families have been invited to view the matches in the Town Hall as they will be screened using a projector.
Ben Gwalchmai, the councillor who organised the event said: "The fanzone was born out of discussions with friends, some of whom are part of The Red Wall who can't afford to go to Qatar and don't necessarily want to go to a pub, but do want a feeling of community spirit - especially in the coming winter of discontent.
"When I put the idea forward, other councillors saw it as I do: a means for us to do something positive, community building, nation building, and to celebrate Wales' place in the World Cup with as many of the people of Welshpool that want to come to a family-friendly space."
Wrexham
Three venues have confirmed that they will also be holding screenings tonight. The Turf Hotel in Wrexham is hosting a medium-sized fan zone. Two fanzones are also being set up on the High Stree t and Tŷ Pawb.
Big screens will be put up at both locations and Tŷ Pawb will be a dedicated family-friendly fanzone. On the High Street the evening matches will have live entertainment on a large stage. The fanzones will be supporting not only the Welsh team in the competition but also the daytime and evening economies in Wrexham.
Merthyr
Merthyr Town Football Club is showing the match tonight at 7pm.
Gwynedd
The Criccieth Memorial Hall has opened as an official fanzone as part of the Gwyl Cymru Festival, and will be showing the England v Wales game. The event is free, with families also welcome.
A spokesperson for the council said: “Not only will all the Wales matches be screened on a large cinema screen, but we welcome ex-Welsh International Footballer Ian Edwards to chat to ex-WBA Footballer Joe Mayo before the Wales v England match.”
The Castle pub in Caernarfon is also hosting a fan park for tonight, as it is for all the Wales World Cup games, which was organised by the pub’s manager- Gwyndaf Jones.
Is your venue holding a Fan Park event during the World Cup tonight? Let us know by emailing Bethany.Gavaghan@reachplc.com
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