Edinburgh's Tartan Army Zone: World Cup Fever

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Edinburgh's liquid rooms on Victoria Street is turning into a prime spot for Tardin Army fans during Scotland's

2026 World Cup group stage. This over 18 venue will screen the matches live with massive screens, live bands,

DJs,

Hypers, and epic after parties to keep the energy high. Organizes behind Tardin Army zone are rolling

these out nationwide, hitting spots like Glasgow, Clydebank, and Falkirk to unite supporters.

Everywhere. Fans are buzzing with excitement, marking Scotland's first World Cup appearance since 1998.

Steve Clark Squad faces Haiti, Morocco, and Brazil in Group C with hopes of advancing past the

group stage for the first time. Meanwhile, Edinburgh's stacking up more options, a 1,000-seater

fan zone at Gile Shopping Center with bars, food, and family daytime replays. Drawing up to 20,000

visitors through July 19th. Grant and Waterfront and Murrayfield, Icerina are jumping in too,

with street food, DJs, and covered viewing. Sign up online now to lock in your spot for those

late-night kickoffs, like 2 a.m. on June 14th or 11 p.m. on the 19th and 24th. The capitals ready to

roar as Scottman Chase's history.