Feb 9 • 08:27 UTC 🇮🇹 Italy Il Giornale

Games for everyone (even without a ticket)

The event program around the Olympics, dubbed 'FuoriOlimpiadi', offers a variety of activities and attractions for the public in Milan, enhancing the festive atmosphere without the need for tickets.

In Milan, the pre-Olympic program 'FuoriOlimpiadi' has taken shape as a lively series of events featuring outdoor spaces organized by sponsors throughout the city. Participants can enjoy a variety of activities, including virtual sports simulations, interactions with representatives from foreign countries set up in their respective 'Houses', and the shared experience of cheering on the Italian athletes in real-time, as seen during the recent events displayed on large screens in public squares like Piazza del Cannone.

One of the highlights of the program is the 'Fan Village' located in Piazza del Cannone, which offers visitors the chance to engage with sports simulators that are capturing the attention of both locals and tourists. Here, they can experience exhilarating activities, such as attempting freestyle skiing jumps or trying out a real Olympic bob, albeit in a virtual setting. This immersive approach to the Olympics aims to include everyone, irrespective of whether they hold a ticket, promoting wider engagement with the sporting events.

Celebrities like George Clooney are also getting involved, demonstrating the event's appeal and its role in enhancing the festive spirit around the Olympics. With not just competitive sport, but also interactive experiences that emphasize community participation and the excitement of the games, 'FuoriOlimpiadi' reflects a creative way to connect individuals with the Olympic experience beyond the formal competitions.

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