Everything is bigger in Texas. And this will be no different.
NBC Sports and the Premier League have announced details for the first Premier League Mornings Live Fan Fest event of the season, and we are heading to Austin, Texas in October.
Just like the events in Washington D.C., New York City and Boston last season, fans will be able to watch all of the PL action together with the live studio show taking place in front of them.
This time it takes place at Scholz Garten in downtown Austin. The two-day celebration of Premier League fandom will take place on Saturday Oct. 26 and Sunday Oct. 27. The Scholz Garten venue is inclusive of a full street closure, courtyard space, and indoor bar.
Don’t live in the Austin area? Click here to enter for a chance to win a trip to the Fan Fest. You also could win a secondary prize, such as a PL Gold subscription or a signed jersey. More info is available here.
Austin, Texas are you READY?
— NBC Sports Soccer (@NBCSportsSoccer) September 19, 2019
🗓: October 26-27th!pic.twitter.com/evtnOfZSws
All sections of the venue will be packed with fun activities and of course plenty of viewing areas for fans to watch all of the action.
The event will feature the NBC Sports studio broadcast live onsite with special appearances throughout the day. We’ll also have free merchandise and giveaways throughout the day, plus food, drink and plenty more.
Premier League Interim Chief Executive, Richard Masters, said: “After a successful season of Premier League Mornings Live, we are delighted to be visiting Austin, Texas, for the first event of 2019-20. Last year we saw how passionate our American fans are, as we brought the Premier League experience to Washington D.C., New York and Boston.
”This season we are once again working with NBC Sports and bringing many of our clubs, partners and some famous faces to unique locations in different cities. Those attending in Austin can expect some great activations and I am sure there will be plenty of entertaining football for them to enjoy as we have some exciting fixtures taking place over the weekend.”
