Fuleco, the Official Mascot of the 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil, will also be accompanying the Tour at several stops on its journey.

Fuleco comes to Jamaica for the Caribbean’s first ever Coca-Cola FIFA World Cup Trophy Tour on Saturday, October 5, and will be at the National Indoor Sports Area on Sunday, October 6.

Fuleco entertains fans during the FIFA World Cup Trophy Tour in Tahiti earlier this month.

World Cup Trophy Facts

The FIFA World Cup was cancelled between 1938 and 1949 before resuming in 1950. The world cup missed two successive tournaments as both the 1942 and 1946 competitions were cancelled due to the events of the Second World War. The 1950 staging proved very challenging as it was the post-war era and former nations had been absorbed by bigger states, therefore the 1950 World Cup saw only 13 teams participating.

This launched FIFA into revamping the tournament and by 1982 the competition expanded to include 24 teams. Then by France 1998 the tournament boasted 32 teams which saw the first appearance of our Reggae Boyz in the tournament, competing in a group with Japan, Croatia and Argentina. Jamaicans have always loved the competition and now with the Coca-Cola FWCTT on Sunday, October 6, the trophy will be on offer for viewing and photographs up close.

Did You Know?

Did you know Jamaica had made history when they qualified for the 1998 World Cup in France. The Reggae Boyz are the first English-speaking Caribbean nation to qualify for the World Cup Finals. They gained thousands of fans throughout the world and were voted one of the most colourful teams in the tournament. Get your chance to see the FIFA World Cup Trophy on October 6 at the National Indoor Arena.

Do You Have Your Ticket?

Minna Israel shows off her FIFA World Cup Trophy Tour ticket for the showcase set to take place on Sunday, October 6. The showcase will be at the National Indoor Arena which will be transformed into the Fan Activation Zone, giving fans a chance to view and take photos with the coveted FIFA World Cup Trophy.

Alfred Francis smiles as he shows off his Coca-Cola FIFA World Cup Trophy Tour ticket for the grand showcase on Sunday, October 6. Francis will join thousands of Jamaican World Cup fans inside the National Indoor Arena as the Coca-Cola FIFA World Cup Trophy Tour visits Jamaica, its first time in any Caribbean territory.

Former Olympic sprinter Grace Jackson poses with her Coca-Cola FIFA World Cup Trophy Fan Experience ticket, presented to her to attend the showcase for Sunday, October 6. Jackson will join several other legendary Jamaican sporting personalities when the National Indoor Arena is filled to capacity for the Coca-Cola FIFA World Cup Trophy Tour.

Children from the Hope Valley Experimental School are caught in euphoria as their joy could not be contained when presented with tickets to the Sunday, October 6 Coca-Cola FIFA World Cup Trophy Tour showcase. The kids will be able to join thousands of Jamaicans inside the National Indoor Arena when the tour hits Jamaica for the first time.

President of the Jamaica Olympic Association, Mike Fennell is happy to receive his ticket to view the FIFA World Cup Trophy, when the Coca-Cola FIFA World Cup Trophy Tour comes to Jamaica for Sunday, October 6. Fennell will be among other top sporting administrators and contributors to Jamaica’s sporting development when the National Indoor Arena is transformed into the Coca-Cola Fan Activation Zone.

Antonio Burke (left), and Jamaica Rugby Football Union President Keith Noel (right), are all smiles when they received their tickets for the grand showcase of the Coca-Cola FIFA World Cup Trophy Tour for Sunday, October 6. The gentlemen are all set to be a part of history when they help to fill the National Indoor Arena for the spectacle that is the viewing of the FIFA World Cup Trophy. Do you have your ticket yet?

Redeem Your Labels Islandwide

Redeem four specially marked Coca-Cola 20oz and 355ml labels at select Total Service Stations islandwide for one free ticket to attend the World Cup Trophy showcase on Sunday, October 6 at the National Indoor Sports Complex.

Limited number of tickets available, so get your ticket now!

The Coca-Cola FIFA World Cup Trophy Tour redemption centres are fully active as of September 16. The redemption locations include the National Stadium Ticket Office, Fridays and Saturdays 12:00 noon-8:00 pm until October 6. Total Service Stations will also offer ticket redemption from Monday-Saturday 12:00 noon-8:00 pm until October 2 at the following locations;

1 Total Liguanea 9 Total Harbour View Shopping Centre

2 Total Cross Roads 10 Total Dunbar’s River, Sav-La-Mar

3 Total Portmore Pines 11 Total Manor Park

4 Total Brunswick, Spanish Town 12 Total Gilmour Drive (Boulevard)

5 Total Ironshore, St James 13 Total Spanish Town Road

6 Total Caledonia Ave, Mandeville 14 Total Half Way Tree

7 Total Ocho Rios 15 Total Luna, St Elizabeth

8 Total May Pen (Tolan’s), Clarendon