Fans will be able to cheer on England during the World Cup

A Doncaster area park and resort has created a special fan zone for the World Cup.

Seven Lakes in Crowle is encouraging local residents to join them throughout the tournament by hosting special nights each time England play, as well as showing nearly all the other games on super giant screens.

The park is offering a fun, family-friendly atmosphere with exciting pre-match build-up before every England game, free face painting, a late-night menu including chicken wings, pizzas and sides, plus the option to watch the action outdoors in their fan zone.

The indoor screen, situated in the Dog and Duck, is a whopping 3m wide and 2m high, while outside in the fanzone the screen is 3.5m by 2m – and the outdoor screen features technology to minimise glare and reflections.

Of course, the bars will be open each time a World Cup game is shown, and with screens in the sports bar it means families can still watch the action even if the younger members of the family want to play shuffleboard, digital darts or enjoy the arcade.

The opening game of the 2026 World Cup is tomorrow (Thursday) and sees co-hosts Mexico face South Africa at 8pm.

Meanwhile, England’s opening game against Croatia is at 9pm on Wednesday June 17.

England then play again at 9pm on Tuesday June 23 (against Ghana) and at 10pm on Saturday June 27 (against Panama).

The knockout phase of the tournament begins on Sunday June 28, and the final takes place at 8pm on Sunday July 19.

There is no admission fee to watch the World Cup at Seven Lakes, making it the perfect venue for those wanting a real big-match atmosphere with plenty to entertain the family, food cooked for you and a wide range of drinks.