For the first time through an innovative virtual tour, fans will be able to see how Heineken will be transforming the iconic North London venue, Alexandra Palace, colloquially known as ‘Ally Pally’ into the famous Holland Heineken House for Games-time.
The launch of the virtual tour reveals a venue interior which focuses on a ‘This Must be Holland’ decorative concept seen throughout the design of the House. The overall look and feel illustrates a fusion of typically British characteristics with an orange twist, the national colour of the Netherlands.
Heineken will be hosting Holland Heineken House for the 11th consecutive Olympic Games. Located approximately 20 minutes travel from the city centre and the future Olympic Village, the venue at Alexandra Palace will be the official base and ‘home away from home’ for NOCNSF, for the duration of the Games.
Entertainment will be varied at the venue, including sports activities, bars and restaurants and appearances by top DJs and performers from The Netherlands. In addition to a large hall where the medal ceremonies for athletes and performances will take place, the opening and closing ceremonies for the Games and all the live sporting action will be shown on large screens in the Heineken Arena.
Hans Erik Tuijt, Heineken’s Global activation manager, said: “Holland Heineken House celebrates its 20th anniversary this year and this unique virtual tour shows that it will be the most memorable House yet both in terms of size and the experience we will offer our visitors.
“Heineken has an unparalleled reputation for providing consumers with the extraordinary, and it is no surprise that Holland Heineken House welcomed 100,000 fans in Beijing 2008 and 120,000 at Vancouver 2010. It is our goal to provide an even better experience in London.”
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Source: Heineken
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