Hospitality Tickets: The Perfect Way to Enhance Your EPL Football Experience!

What about taking your football watching experience to another level by switching to hospitality tickets and living a VIP adventure?

Shifting to hospitality means some new things to try, something like feeling comfy on the hospitality seats that will take the stress away while watching the goals, and sometimes making you feel the VAR's estimationbyhaving the finest view in the stadium to clearly see the goals, fouls and accidents happening out there.

The benefits of the hospitality tickets don't  Stop here, but also continue to offer you more attractiveness through making you feel welcomed and spoiled by presenting the best quality food and drinks made by top-class restaurant chefs knowing that “good food is good mood!”

You may also have the privilege to come 2 hours earlier to the ground and test the atmosphere of the match, or enjoya pre-match meal. Moreover, you will have one more hour on the ground post-match, so you can leave quietly after the crowds are almost gone.

Additionally,the private boxes are closed spaces with exclusive VIP's seats which give the match another taste being located in strategic area on the stadium ground. Some of which have terraces and usually perfectly furnished so you can look forward to find TVs, comfortable sofas, and relaxation areas where you can enjoy your beer, wine, or soft drinks with your friends and family.

Our favorite hospitality tickets are determined by a combination of the seats (primarily) and the benefits, which in these examples primarily refer to the food. We are not considering the club because we are totally neutral in that regard. These are choices you should think about for your Premier League ground-hopping excursions even if they are not ranked in any particular order.

The Centenary Club (Canoville Suite) at Chelsea

Let’s start with the buffet, which is truly outrageous. Many stadium meals are, well, stadium meals. But this one is on another level, both in quantity and quality. And then there are the seats, middle tier in the East Stand, with the away fans just in the corner to your left.

The Citizens Lounge at Manchester City

This is the only buffet that really rivals the Centenary Club at Chelsea for good quality, plus it’s a sit-down affair with table service in the stadium, just behind the seats, whereas Centenary is in an attached hotel pregame and postgame. That might give the Citizens Lounge the slightest of edges.

The seats, though: We simply don’t sell better seats at any club than these. The Etihad has three tiers, and our seats are in the front two rows of the middle tier, right on the halfway line. Oh, and they are padded, spacious, and luxurious.

The Anfield Beat Lounge at Liverpool

For those who enjoy some banter, being close to the away fans is a privilege — like in Chelsea’s Centenary — delivers in that regard. Another great example of this is the Anfield Beat (previously it was the Code) Lounge at Anfield, home of Liverpool FC.

This one isn’t so much about the food, as the Beat Lounge is pretty much a sports bar that is at least more comfortable and spacious than the concourse. And they usually have a former player in for some Q&A. This one is about the seats — middle tier, around the penalty area, next to the away fans.

Block 315 at Tottenham Hotspur

Some folks might want to be closer to the pitch— and there sure is some midfield, lower-row seats at Tottenham’s glorious new stadium — but for us, being a little higher is that much better. And with these seats, you are literally right above the away fans, which is honestly kind of fun.

Plus there’s the lounge, with free food all over the place, reservable restaurant seating, free drinks at halftime, bars galore, live music … it’s really something.

The Horizons Lounge at Watford

We think Watford is a great place to see a game: not far from Central London, easy to reach, with a friendly, small stadium, and a lovely package in the modern, comfortable Horizons Lounge. You get free food before and after the game and a full bar, with the seats just steps away.

The Executive Club at Manchester United

Full disclosure: opened in the 2021-22 season, many have not actually been there yet. But it looks amazing.

First, consider what it comes with:

v  Seats on the halfway line second tier

v  Lounge access 3 hours prior and 1 hour after the match

v  Champagne reception

v  Four course a la carte menu

v  Complimentary bar all day, including beer, wine and soft drinks

v  Car parking on request