Early Bird Deals Are Over, So Head Here For A Cheaper World Cup Experience
We’re just four days from the opening match of the 2018 FIFA World Cup.
For the full World Cup experience, avoid staying home and watching the most beautiful game alone.
Instead, call a couple of buddies to these bars, grab a pint and prepare to Ole, Ole, Ole in unison.
Malaysia Screens World Cup For Free, Singapore Not Losing Out With Free CC Screenings
1. CÉ LA VI
View the 21st edition of the most watched sporting tournament in the world in the luxurious comfort of Marina Bay Sands’ CÉ LA VI.
Every one of the 64 matches can be viewed in full high-definition glory on a 65-inch television at the outdoor members’ area. All you have to do is fork out an entry fee of $20. This price rises to $28 on Wednesdays (guys only), Fridays and Saturdays. To sweeten the deal, the prices are inclusive of one premium pour.
Source: CÉ LA VI
If you’re so inclined, there’s a standing invitation to CÉ LA VI’s World Cup Party. Rep your favourite team’s jersey to receive free entry and enjoy dishes from the late-night casual dining menu, which has extended hours throughout the World Cup.
2. KPO Café Bar
Located right where your office probably is, KPO Café Bar is perfect for anyone looking for a post-workday chill sesh.
Cool down with a pint of Carlsberg Smooth Draft ($60/6 bottles) while chowing down on hokkien mee or other nibbles.
If beer isn’t your fancy, there’s always a twin deal for The Macallan 12yrs Double Cask at $400, or for 3 bottles of Chivas 18yrs at $550.
All matches before midnight will be screened at KPO, which will be specially open on Sunday, 15 July for the Finals.
3. Propeller
As is tradition, England will probably lose a match to this tournament’s version of Iceland. Catch the action at Propeller, a rooftop bar located at Bay Hotel Singapore.
Starting 14 June, the operating hours for the bar will be extended to 4am on Fridays and Saturdays.
Paired with longer opening hours are bigger and better drink promos.
Mix and match from any of the 6 draughts below for $50:
- Erdinger Weiss
- Erdinger Dunkel
- Kirin
- Sol
- Heineken
- Somersby Apple Cider
If you’re a hops hipster, the same promotion is available for these craft beers, at a slightly higher price point of $60:
- Rye & Pint Punchin’ Rye (SG)
- Innis and Gunn Original (UK)
- Innis and Gunn Lager (UK)
- Dunde Honey Brown (USA)
Source: Propeller
4. Harry’s
While live broadcasts, ice cold beers and hearty grub are standard fare for every bar trying to draw in patrons during World Cup season, Harry’s goes the extra mile and introduces flat screen televisions and projector screens at every one of their outlets islandwide.
Singapore’s largest chain of bar and dining establishments boasts several highlights on their menus, which include:
- Budweiser bucket deal ($49)
- Harry’s Beach Party ($19) – Harry’s Premium Lager (gin, vodka and rum) with a mix of peach, amaretto and cranberry.
- Laksa Popcorn Chicken ($9)
- Wings Platter ($26)
With 21 locations scattered around the island, it shouldn’t be too hard for you to locate a Harry’s near you.
5. Brotzeit
Besides Brazil, Germany are probably the odds-on favourites to claim the mantle of best team in the world.
What better way to cheer on Die Mannschaft or the Seleção by watching a game (or 64) at Brotzeit?
Source: Brotzeit
At the Raffles City and Westgate outlets, enjoy watching the action unfold before eyes while sharing giant platters of finger food with your buddies.
If the slew of activities going on at both outlets aren’t enough to drag you away from illegal stream sites, these bundle deals will:
Booze
- Free flow draught beer ($58)
- Speciality Cocktails ($28 each)
Food
- World Cup Feast ($98) – choice of six tapas, 3L draught beer keg, and a complimentary party pack.
- Tapas deals. 3 for $15 or 6 for $28
- Russische Fleischbällen in Wodka-Sosse (Russian Meatballs in Vodka Sauce)
- Eiersalat mit Geräuchertem Lachs (Russian Egg Salad with Smoked Salmon)
- The Zott Special, which consists of speciality tapas
4 days to go…
… will Brazil set a new record for most World Cup wins, or will Germany equal that record?
Of course, the door is always open for England to clinch a long-awaited second Jules Rimet Trophy.
We can’t wait for the action to begin.
