Great Vibe at South African World Cup Fan Parks

Not only are international football fans soaking up the World Cup magic, but millions of South Africans too, which can be seen by the large number of yellow Bafana Bafana shirts and vuvuzela's being sported by the locals.

So too are South Africans of all race, class and status swopping their TV rooms and bars for the 'Ayoba' of World Cup fan parks dotted around the country, as avid football fans from all nations are welcome at these parks.

Each fan park boasts plenty of space, giant screens, freshly made food, crates of cold beer and most importantly friendship for South Africans and visitors, who have come from all over the world to enjoy this epic occasion.

And famous for being friendly and hospitable, thousands of South Africans have stepped up to make fan parks as welcoming for everyone as possible, which has made them the ideal venues to forge long-lasting friendships.

For football fans that do not have tickets to watch the World Cup games live, World Cup fan parks are for sure the next best thing. Plus, it's great to know that vibrant World Cup fan parks have been set up in other countries.

This means that the great 2010 World Cup vibe can be experienced by football fans in 10 venues across South Africa as well as in Berlin, Mexico City, Paris, Rio De Janeiro, Rome and Sydney. Viva the 2010 World Cup.

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