Exploring the World: 9 of The Most Unusual Locations for Bubble Football Matches
Get ready to witness the most hilarious and jaw-dropping locations for bubble football matches! This ain’t your ordinary soccer game, folks. We’re talking about playing in places that will make you question your sanity and leave you gasping for breath from laughter. Strap on those bubble suits and get ready for an adventure of epic proportions!
1. The Float in Marina Bay, Singapore
First up, we have The Float in Marina Bay, Singapore. Bouncing in a giant zorb suit around on a football field suspended above the water. What could possibly go wrong? Maybe they have dolphins trained as zorb retrievers
2. Allalin Glacier in the Pennine Alps, Switzerland
Now we make our way to the Allalin Glacier in the Pennine Alps, Switzerland. How can we make one of the most extreme games, even more extreme? wHY Don’t we play it on a frozen surface? Bambi on ice vibes trying to get back to your feet after the inevitable slips and falls. Who needs hockey when you can enjoy the fun of bubble football on ice?
3. Eidi Stadium in the Faroe Islands
Next stop, the Eidi Stadium in the Faroe Islands. This field is not just your ordinary ground. It’s elevated and located in a rural area with breathtaking views for miles. But here’s the million-dollar question: how would they keep the zorb from rolling off into the open sea? Go there for a game of Bubble Football and end up getting swept off to some desert island like Tom Hanks in castaway.
4. Henningsvær Stadion in Lofoten, Norway
Hold on tight because we’re not done yet! Let’s visit the Henningsvær Stadion in Lofoten, Norway. This place is a football pitch straight out of a Viking legend. Nestled in a picturesque fishing village, it’s like Odin himself crafted this muddy messiah of a field. With wide bays, sea green grassland, and the Arctic Sea as a backdrop, you’ll feel like a true Viking Warrior. Just don’t forget to bring your fierce battle cries and indomitable spirit!
5. Janosovka Stadium in Čierny Balog, Slovakia
Next up, we have the Janosovka Stadium in Čierny Balog, Slovakia. This stadium takes multitasking to a whole new level. Not only can you play football, but you can also catch a chugging steam train from the stands (It’s the perfect escape plan if your team is struggling on the field, i suppose). Bubble Football here could give the term “railway football” a whole new meaning
6. Island of Eriskay on Scotland
Back to the UK, we arrive at the island of Eriskay on Scotland’s Atlantic coast. The blustery conditions here are the real opponents. With only 140 people on the island, gathering a team is a challenge in itself. And when you finally manage to do it, you have to face the relentless elements from the nearby coast. It’s the ultimate test for any bubble footballer. Can he handle the cold rainy nights on Eriskay?
7. Ottmar Hitzfeld Stadium in the Swiss Alps
Our final destination takes us to the Ottmar Hitzfeld Stadium in the Swiss Alps. Located over 2,000 metres above sea level, it’s the highest football stadium in all of Europe. Forget skiing, here you can shred slopes and score hat-tricks in the same day. It’s a paradise for football and snow enthusiasts alike.
8. Adidas Futsal Park, Tokyo, Japan.
Prepare to be amazed at the Adidas Futsal Park in Tokyo, Japan. This extraordinary venue is perched on top of a department store, overlooking the bustling Shibuya station. As you wander through the mesmerising, neon-lit streets of Tokyo, imagine a gigantic zorb shooting through the air, hurtling towards you from the futsal pitch. Leave it to the innovative minds of Japan to conjure up a brilliant invention to handle such exhilarating encounters. They did come up with the Umbrella Tie after all!
9. Gospin Dolac in Imotski, Croatia
Last but not least, we have Gospin Dolac in Imotski, Croatia. This pitch may look normal at first glance, but it’s surrounded by jaw-dropping cliff faces and a 500-metre drop to a lagoon. It’s like playing on the edge, both literally and figuratively. The extreme surroundings would add an extra thrill to every bubble football match.
These locations may not be the most convenient, but they offer some of the most breathtaking scenery and unusual conditions. Whether you’re being blasted into the sea and waking up on some desert island with Wilson, sliding on ice like bambi, or playing amidst mountains, one thing’s for sure: bubble football in these extraordinary places would be wild!
