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Fan Village tickets for England semi-final screening sold out
Tuesday, July 10th 2018
Tickets to watch England's World Cup semi-final live from the Ashton Gate Fan Village have sold out but a VIP hospitality package remains available.
Fans can enjoy England's semi-final showdown with Croatia (Wednesday, July 11th, 7pm kick-off) from the comfort of our Heineken Lounge from 5pm.
At £40 per person, England supporters will be presented with a welcome drink on arrival, two-course meal, half-time refreshments, access to a private bar and multiple screens to watch the big game.
Supporters who have not been able to secure a Fan Village ticket can call 0117 9630680 between 9am-5pm on Tuesday (July 10th) to secure their hospitality treatment.
The Fan Village has proven to be incredibly popular; the largest World Cup fan zone in England has been showcased around the world, where tens of thousands of supporters have flocked to watch their countries in World Cup action on our big screens.
A win for Gareth Southgate's Three Lions would be an historic one, putting them into their first final since 1966.
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