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WATA launches ‘Pack Di Stadium’ to rally Reggae Boyz fans
Brittany Thwaites (left), brand manager for the WATA Portfolio, Wisynco Group, joins patrons (from 2nd left) Garfield McCallum, Sade McCallum, and Jude Byrne in the stands to celebrate Jamaica’s 2–0 victory over Trinidad & Tobago in the FIFA World Cup qualifying match at the National Stadium.
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September 16, 2025

WATA launches ‘Pack Di Stadium’ to rally Reggae Boyz fans

KINGSTON, Jamaica — WATA, distributed by Wisynco Group, has rolled out a new initiative aimed at boosting support for the Reggae Boyz as they push toward qualification for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

The programme, called “Pack Di Stadium”, provides football fans with free bleachers tickets and round-trip transportation to and from the National Stadium. Organisers say the goal is to make it easier and more affordable for supporters to attend matches and cheer on the national team.

WATA launched the initiative on September 9 during the Reggae Boyz’s 2-0 victory over Trinidad & Tobago at the National Stadium. More than 200 fans gathered at the Half-Way Tree Transport Centre for a pre-game activation that featured games, giveaways and refreshments before being transported to the venue.

Building on that start, WATA plans to continue the series with upcoming matches on October 14 and November 8.

“As the official hydration sponsor of the Jamaica Football Federation, WATA is proud to help bring Jamaicans closer to football,” said Brittany Thwaites, brand manager for the WATA portfolio at Wisynco Group. “WATA has always been about sports, health, enjoyment, and national pride, and the Pack Di Stadium initiative captures all of that. By refreshing fans and helping them get to the matches, we’re keeping the energy strong as the Boyz look toward the 2026 qualification.”

Devonty Thomas, one of the fans who took part in the September 9 activation, described the experience as “a vibe” and welcomed the chance to show support for the national team.

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