Fans in Qatar will have to pay £240 (and £80 a beer) to watch the World Cup in hotel bars

Fans in Qatar will have to pay £240 (and £80 a beer) to watch the World Cup in hotel bars ⚽ via ipapersport

“There isn’t a variety of museums, theatres, restaurants, bars, cafes, it is fairly limited what you can do in Doha,” Ashley Brown, head of supporter Engagement and governance at the Football Supporters’ Association, told“You kind of feel, particularly in the early rounds when all those teams, all those fans are there, Qatar is going to be sort of bulging at the seams, and people may have trouble finding places to get in and watch the game and have a beer, that’s if they can afford to have a...

There are other ways to watch games. Huge fan parks across the city, Al Bidda being the largest, with a capacity of 40,000, look like the best bet for supporters. Entry is free, with dry sections and areas where fans can drink Budweiser available.

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