Revel FootballREVEL FOOTBALL
A squad lifting the cup on the Revel podium under falling confetti, medals round every neckA squad in yellow kit celebrating together on the pitch in the sunshineOld Trafford from the air, the pitch bright green inside the stand roofsA cove on the Spanish coast, turquoise water and a busy sand beach ringed by pinesThe empty bowl of Camp Nou seen from the stand, Mes Que Un Club picked out in the seatsFamilies in the indoor pool at Talacre Beach Resort between matchesThe front of Old Trafford, the Manchester United sign above the glass frontage

FOOTBALL TOURNAMENTS & TOURS — MINIS TO VETS

MORE THAN
JUST FOOTBALL

A full weekend for the whole club — tournament football, holiday-park life, evening entertainment and a medal ceremony they'll talk about all year.

ENGLISH EASTER CUP 202726–29 March 2027INTERNATIONAL ENGLISH SUMMER CUP 202723–25 July 2027

20+ Years

Tournament Know-How

10,000+

Travellers Last Year

Minis To Vets

Every Level Catered For

HOW THE TRIP GETS BUILT

TWO NIGHTS
OR AS LONG AS YOU LIKE

No two clubs want the same trip. Some come for a weekend of football and are home by Sunday night; some take the extra night and make a proper break of it; some build a week around a city and a stadium. Most tours run three to seven nights, and a tailor-made one runs to whatever length suits your squad and the way you are travelling.

Two nights

A tournament weekend

The short version. Your club travels up on the Friday, plays across Saturday and Sunday, and is home Sunday night. A hotel or a holiday park, everyone in one place.

Families book and pay for their own places on one share link, so nobody at the club is collecting money or running a rooming list.

  • Tournament entry
  • Accommodation for the whole club
  • Fixtures across both days
  • Medals and finals

Three nights

The holiday-park weekend

The one most clubs book, and the shape the English Easter Cup runs. The extra night is the difference between a fixture list and a holiday: nobody is packing the car while the medals are still being handed out, and the evening after the finals belongs to the club.

The park does the rest — pools, arcades, the beach, an evening bar with the whole club in it. Half the reason clubs come back is the hours between the matches.

  • Tournament entry
  • Three nights at a holiday park
  • Pools, arcades and evening entertainment
  • Medals, finals and the night after

A week

A city, a stadium and a tournament

Arrive into Manchester, Liverpool, Birmingham or London — and plenty of groups land in London, take a few days there, then travel up for the football. Your coach is waiting at arrivals and the trip is organised from that moment.

In between the fixtures there is a city to see: a stadium tour at Old Trafford, the Etihad or Anfield, excursions built into the itinerary rather than sold on the day, and a squad that comes home having done more than play football.

  • Coach at arrivals
  • Hotels
  • Stadium tours
  • Excursions and transfers

Ten nights and up

Tailor-made, to any length

Longer trips are built one at a time. There is no fixed itinerary and no set number of nights — it runs for as long as suits your squad and the way you are travelling, whether that is ten nights or considerably more.

This is where the football gets serious alongside everything else: sessions we arrange with professional coaches and clubs, a fixture programme against sides at your level, and a destination chosen because you want to play there rather than because it was on a list.

  • Any destination
  • Any length of stay
  • Sessions with professional coaches and clubs
  • A fixture programme built to match

HOWEVER YOU TRAVEL

Drive up the day before the football starts. Everything from the moment you park is ours.

BY ROAD, FROM ANYWHERE IN THE UK

Most clubs drive. Coaches, minibuses and a convoy of parents' cars, arriving the day before the football starts.

BY FERRY, FROM IRELAND

Dublin to Holyhead puts you about an hour from the North Wales coast, which is why the Easter Cup works so well from Ireland — with Rosslare to Fishguard as the southern crossing. We can also collect the squad by coach from your own region and include the ferry, so the trip starts at the clubhouse rather than the port.

THROUGH THE TUNNEL, FROM EUROPE

Calais to Folkestone for clubs bringing their own coach across.

BY AIR, FROM ANYWHERE

Manchester, Liverpool, Birmingham and London are the usual arrivals, but we are not closed to any airport. Your coach meets the group at arrivals, and a Revel rep can be there too if you would rather be met by a person than a placard.

ORGANISING THE TOUR?

NO COLLECTING. NO SPREADSHEETS. ONE LINK.

Share your tour link and every family books, pays and picks their own stay — deposits and instalments included. You watch it all fill up from one dashboard.

FROM THE TOURING CLUBS

It was a really great weekend. The festival was really well organised and we had a blast. Thank you to you and the team.

DANIEL DUCKITT — CHESHIRE EASTER CUP

An incredible experience for our entire team!

TOURING CLUB

2027 SEASON — EARLY REGISTRATION OPEN

BRING YOUR CLUB.
WE'LL DO THE REST.

Fixtures, accommodation, entertainment, medals — one weekend, fully organised. Tell us about your club and we'll take it from there.

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