fan zone

Noun

fanzone (plural fanzones)

1. A website that allows fans to chat, post commentary, link to feeds of games, etc, as well as the option to view fan commentary from such a site.
   • The site is now highly interactive and features a “fanzone” page with arcade-like games, fan bulletin board and chat rooms, social media links to content on Facebook and Twitter, RSS feeds, video and audio archives, […]2011, Linda E. Swayne, Mark Dodds, Encyclopedia of Sports Management and Marketing, page 976
2. A venue created for fans of a team, including large screens for watching the game, team-oriented merchandise, and, optionally, other attractions and activities.
   • Zenit St Petersburg won the match but the major news story came from Rangers supporters' behaviour in a 'fanzone' erected at Manchester's Piccadilly Gardens.2009, International Review for the Sociology of Sport - Volume 44, page 381
3. (broadly) A similar venue or website for fans of a performer or band.
   • […] this rage against the machine comes from bands belonging to the first computer-literate generation, the first generation of bands to develop websites and to benefit from internet marketing and online communities and fanzones.2008, Scott Wilson, Great Satan's Rage, page 144