Between matches
Every player and coach in one of our packages gets a Tallinn Cup wristband. It carries free public transport across Tallinn, entry to the tournament disco, and a discount at each of the places below.
On the evening of 2 July 2027 we take over a real city nightclub — not a school hall with a speaker — and it belongs to the tournament for the night. Around 4 hours of it: a proper sound system, a host running the floor, and several hundred players from a dozen countries who have spent three days playing against each other and now have somewhere to be together.
For tournament participants only. Entry is free — show the Tallinn Cup wristband on the door, and there is nothing to book.
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Prices are what a Tallinn Cup participant pays. No booking through us — walk in and show the band.
A hall of trampolines, foam pits, a ninja course and a bumper-car arena, on the fourth floor of the T1 centre. The usual choice for an afternoon that has to tire a squad out.
Trampolines €9.80 with a Tallinn Cup wristband — 30% off
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An observation wheel on the roof of T1, 120 metres above sea level. Fifteen minutes of the whole city, the bay and the Old Town from a direction nobody photographs it from.
€7.00 with a Tallinn Cup wristband — 30% off
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Parrot Paradise — a contact zoo of more than 300 parrots across twenty species, which land on you and take food from your hand. On the edge of the Old Town, so it fits into an afternoon there.
20% off with a Tallinn Cup wristband
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A water centre right in the middle of town, a few minutes' walk from the Old Town.
Three hours for €12 with a Tallinn Cup wristband
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An underwater Atlantis, a wave pool and eight rides, some over 120 metres. In Viimsi, twenty minutes north of the centre.
Three hours for €17 with a Tallinn Cup wristband
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Estonia's longest indoor track at 450 m with twelve Sodi RX7 karts, plus a 700 m outdoor track from April to October. In Laagri, south-west of the city.
10% off with a Tallinn Cup wristband
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Matches finish in the afternoon, so most teams have an evening to fill. The Old Town is fifteen minutes to walk across and costs nothing; the water parks and the trampoline centre are the usual choice when it rains.
Tell us at registration if you want a group booking and we will warn the venue you are coming — a squad of twenty arriving unannounced is nobody’s idea of fun.
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