Left: Ghost Donkey Tacos

It’s Football Season at Commercial Bay! Celebrate the big wins with live games, tasty food & good vibes

As the Women’s Football World Cup fast approaches there are plenty of ways that we can all start getting into the spirit of the competition beyond just throwing on a supporter’s jersey. Anyone who isn’t actually attending a game at Eden Park can support from afar with Commercial Bay’s Football Season kicking off in fine form tomorrow, the 20th of July.

Right: Best Ugly Bagels

This downtown shopping and dining precinct will be streaming all the World Cup football games live at Harbour Eats’ Public Bar (on level 2) with special half-time refreshments and bites on offer from all the Bay favourites, from Shake Out’s cheesy fries to Ghost Donkey’s tacos, Best Ugly Bagels and more.


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Ensuring everyone can get into the convivial spirit, Commercial Bay will also be offering anyone who spends $50 or more at one of its many beauty, fashion or food retailers access to claw-machine prizes including CB vouchers, Adidas jerseys, Kokako Coffee Vouchers and Double passes to the FIFA Women’s World Cup at Eden Park. And every weekend, Harbour Eats will be packed with fun, pre-game activations and activities, from onsite face-painting to live music to food and beverage deals and everything you need to get amped for the big games.

Left: Shake Out’s Cheesy Fries

Commercial Bay is the perfect place to get amongst all the action, whether you’re a football fan or not — there will be something here for everyone to enjoy.

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