The City Council decided to increase the event's capacity after the success of the semi-final broadcast, which drew over two thousand people to the Amphitheatre in Castell park. The new location will feature a larger screen to ensure better visibility for all attendees.
The match will kick off at 9 PM, but the venue will open its doors two hours prior. The organization has planned pre-match musical entertainment and catering services. Additionally, two portable hydration stations will be installed to combat the high temperatures.
Access to the facilities will be free, although there will be some restrictions: pets will not be allowed, nor will glass containers or pyrotechnic material be permitted for safety reasons.
The Spanish national team will play their second World Cup final. Their opponent will be the winner of the match between England and Argentina.
The City Council urges responsible enjoyment of the event, recommending frequent hydration, moderate alcohol consumption, light clothing, and notifying the organization staff or 112 if feeling unwell. Attendees are also advised to arrive early, follow security instructions, keep access and evacuation routes clear, watch their belongings, and pay special attention to children and vulnerable individuals.
