Tel Aviv, Israel
Arena 01 · 32.0853° N, 34.7818° E
Venue guide // Tel Aviv, Israel // May 18–19, 2027
Expo Tel Aviv will become Arena 01.
VENUE FEED // EXPO TEL AVIV
The first P.AI Games comes to Tel Aviv, Israel on May 18–19, 2027. The venue plan is designed to give 10,000 spectators a clear path from train, taxi, parking, or accessible drop-off into a robotics arena with ten sealed competition cells, a fan zone, sponsor pavilion, and paddock viewing lanes.
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10,000 people
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Gate C arrivals
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10 sealed arenas
Exact visitor target
Expo Tel Aviv, Pavilion 2.
Rokach Boulevard 101, Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel. On both competition days the arena floor opens in the morning for teams to prepare, and spectator gates open at 14:00 — live competition runs until 19:00, so you can arrive when it suits you. Teams enter through the logistics gate; sponsors, media and executive guests use the accreditation desk beside the partner pavilion.
May 18–19, 2027
Scrutineering day May 17 (teams only)
UTC+3 (IDT)
All published times are local arena time
10,000 seats
Grandstands, fan zone and paddock viewing lane
Directions // Arrive without friction
Train, shuttle, taxi, freight — each lane is separated.
Public transport
Use Tel Aviv University rail station, then walk or take the event shuttle to Gate C. Shuttle frequency increases before doors open and after the final podium each night.
Airport route
Ben Gurion International Airport connects by rail to Tel Aviv University with one central transfer. Plan 35–45 minutes door to gate during event hours.
Ride-share & taxis
The signed drop-off loop is at Rokach Boulevard Gate C. Drivers leave through the eastern exit so pedestrians and robots freight lanes stay separated.
Team freight
Team crates use the logistics gate only. Freight marshals validate documents before equipment moves to the 40m² team garages.
A live arena designed for crowds, teams and brands.
The plan separates high-capacity spectator flow from controlled team logistics, while giving partners a dedicated pavilion for demos, meetings, and hospitality without interrupting the competition floor.
VISUAL FEED 01
Accessible Gate C
VISUAL FEED 02
Sponsor pavilion
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Team freight lane
Parking & accessibility // Public operations
Every visitor should know exactly where to go.
The venue plan is designed for families, school groups, international travelers, engineers, wheelchair users, press crews, sponsors and teams bringing heavy robotics hardware.
Early-bird standard 2-day admission // Tel Aviv // May 18–19
Standard price
US$199
Early-bird price
US$89
55% off standard admission // Not VIP
Join the waiting list now. No payment is taken today; you get first access when standard-admission tickets open. VIP access and hospitality are not included.
Spectator parking
Pre-booked spectator parking is planned in the Expo Tel Aviv campus lots with digital plate validation, accessible bays closest to Gate C, and staff-managed exit lanes after ceremonies.
Accessible arrival
Accessible drop-off, step-free security screening, lift access to every public tier, wheelchair seating, companion seats, accessible restrooms and a quiet room are built into the visitor flow.
Family and school groups
Buses and school groups receive timed arrival windows, a staffed assembly point, and clear walking lanes into the grandstand and robotics exhibition hall.
Sponsor arrivals
Partner vehicles, executive guests and media crews use a separate accreditation desk beside the sponsor pavilion and broadcast mixed zone.
Sponsor place // Pavilion, hospitality, broadcast
Generate sponsor inquiry A real place for sponsors inside the venue.
Sponsor pavilion
A dedicated brand zone for partner demos, product reveals, compute showcases, robotics recruiting, and executive meetings beside the main fan flow.
Trackside hospitality
Suites overlook the sealed competition cells with private briefings, food service, trophy access and CTO/founder roundtables across both days.
Broadcast integration
Approved partners appear in timing graphics, telemetry explainers, arena signage, event maps and the official daily recap content.
Brand vault
Signed-in sponsors manage logo files, tier branding and inquiry status in the paddock pass dashboard before race week.