State of Origin
This year’s final game is set to be a tough decider, but choosing where to view it if you don't have tickets shouldn't be.
Overview
For Queenslanders, cricket is as synonymous with summer as beaches and barbeques are. Equally so, rugby league is a clear indicator that winter has well and truly arrived. And although regular fixtures keep many enthralled, it can be said with 95% authority that the annual State of Origin games have a special place in most maroon hearts.
For ‘grown ups’ who enjoy the game however, finding sophisticated ways to enjoy a primarily rough and tumble game can be hard. This year, Cloudland has made the hunt easy, playing host to those who enjoy their sport on large screens with good company, cocktails and shared antipasto as accompaniment. This year’s final game is set to be a tough decider, but choosing where to view it is not.
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