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This is slightly off topic for us, except that I know many HfP readers like to redeem their miles and points for VIP Premier League hospitality.

The two obvious routes for this are (click for our articles):

Marriott has just opened bidding for its first two Manchester United games this season. Arsenal VIP seats are also available but the pricing has shot up to a crazy 117,000 Skywards miles per seat which I don’t recommend.

Very cheap Premier League VIP hospitality seating available

Unsurprisingly, the corporate hospitality market has fallen off a cliff. This means that, as we saw at Wimbledon, there are grounds with plenty of VIP seats available and no customers.

Travelzoo has launched a new part of its website where Premier League clubs can dump their unsold hospitality packages. These are exceptionally cheap. We first covered these back in July and they were hugely popular with readers. Games for October have just been added.

Prices start from £70 and go up from there. What you get varies by what you pay (clearly £70 isn’t getting you a three course meal – usually just access to a lounge, potentially with free drinks) but it’s difficult to argue that these tickets don’t offer great value. You can’t even buy Premier League tickets on the open market for most games unless you are a club member and can get a season ticket return.

Packages currently available as of last night included:

  • Newcastle vs Leeds (17th September) – £162
  • Tottenham vs Chelsea (19th September) – £195
  • Leeds vs West Ham (25th September) – £145
  • Arsenal vs Tottenham (26th September) – £357
  • Crystal Palace vs Brighton (27th September) – £195
  • Chelsea vs Southampton (2nd October) – £180
  • Manchester United vs Everton (2nd October) – £300
  • Leeds vs Watford (2nd October) – £145
  • Tottenham vs Aston Villa (2nd October) – £108
  • Crystal Palace vs Leicester (3rd October) – £151
  • Manchester City vs Burnley (16th October) – £70
  • Arsenal vs Crystal Palace (18th October) – £79
  • Arsenal vs Aston Villa (22nd October) – £85
  • Chelsea vs Norwich (23rd October) – £180
  • Crystal Palace vs Newcastle (23rd October) – £151
  • Leeds vs Wolverhampton (23rd October) – £181
  • Manchester United vs Liverpool (24th October) – £470
  • Tottenham vs Manchester United (30th October) – £425
  • Manchester City vs Crystal Palace (30th October) – £75

You can buy here.

Comments (9)

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  • Simon says:

    I’m surprised the Arsenal tickets aren’t more expensive. To watch that slow motion car crash of a club in turmoil provides guaranteed entertainment for non Arsenal fans and is pure comedy gold.

    • BuildBackBetter says:

      £357 for Arsenal vs Spurs. No Arsenal fan is going to buy, so effectively Arsenal is exploiting spurs fans!

      • Memesweeper says:

        No away colours allowed 😉

        Thanks for the headsup @Rob I’ve snaffled a couple of reasonably priced seats.

    • J says:

      They are competing with us getting to watch it all unfold on Prime Video next year!

  • QFFlyer says:

    Good timing re Amex-Radisson transfers, I was only checking yesterday to see if that’d returned.

  • Tony1 says:

    These packages seem to be for one person ?
    The Hilton and Accor deals were for two ?
    Have I miss read ? Its Saturday and early…..

  • Alex says:

    Just FYI, the cheap City tickets aren’t ‘VIP’ in any real way – my season ticket is next to the seats and costs £36 per game. You get a seat and ‘access’ to an ‘exclusive’ area to buy your food and drink. The area is in no way exclusive 😃

    As for the rest of the packages, you’re almost certainly better to contact the club and they’ll do you a better price on the actual corporate packages – Travelzoo are selling tickets to the Citizens area at City for around £250, the club emailed out and offered these for £150 recently!

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