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BE QUICK: London NFL tickets available via Marriott Bonvoy for ‘buy it now’ redemption

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Marriott Bonvoy is continuing its association with the annual London NFL games and has just added tickets for the October fixtures at the Tottenham Hotspur football stadium.

There are some VIP packages which are being auctioned, but standard seats are available for immediate points purchase.

London NFL tickets available via Marriott Bonvoy

This is what is available:

  • 10th October – Atlanta Falcons v New York Jets – 45,000 points for two seats – 4 packages available
  • 10th October – Atlanta Falcons v New York Jets – 60,000 points for two seats, including access to the post-game press conference and to be a part of Marriott’s ‘Man of the Match Award’ presentation to the player voted on by fans – 1 package available
  • 17th October – Jacksonville Jaguars v Miami Dolphins – 45,000 points for two seats – 7 packages available
  • 17th October – Jacksonville Jaguars v Miami Dolphins – 60,000 points for two seats, including access to the post-game press conference and to be a part of Marriott’s ‘Man of the Match Award’ presentation to the player voted on by fans – 1 package available

The auction packages include:

  • VIP hospitality tickets for two people
  • Pre-game pitchside passes to watch the team warm-ups
  • Appearances by NFL Executives & NFL Cheerleaders
  • 2 x £100 vouchers for the NFL shop at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

You can find out more, and bid/redeem, on the London page for Marriott Moments which is here.


How to earn Marriott Bonvoy points and status from UK credit cards

How to earn Marriott Bonvoy points and status from UK credit cards (April 2024)

There are various ways of earning Marriott Bonvoy points from UK credit cards.  Many cards also have generous sign-up bonuses.

The official Marriott Bonvoy American Express card comes with 20,000 points for signing up, 2 points for every £1 you spend and 15 elite night credits per year.

You can apply here.

Marriott Bonvoy American Express

20,000 points sign-up bonus and 15 elite night credits each year Read our full review

You can also earn Marriott Bonvoy points by converting American Express Membership Rewards points at the rate of 2:3.

Do you know that holders of The Platinum Card from American Express receive FREE Marriott Bonvoy Gold status for as long as they hold the card?  It also comes with Hilton Honors Gold, Radisson Rewards Premium and MeliaRewards Gold status.  We reviewed American Express Platinum in detail here and you can apply here.

The Platinum Card from American Express

40,000 bonus points and a huge range of valuable benefits – for a fee Read our full review

You can also earn Marriott Bonvoy points indirectly:

and for small business owners:

The conversion rate from American Express to Marriott Bonvoy points is 2:3.

Click here to read our detailed summary of all UK credit cards which can be used to earn Marriott Bonvoy points

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Comments (12)

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  • mr_jetlag says:

    Site down, didn’t realize there were so many NFL fans here!

  • IanM says:

    Whats 45000 points worth? £250?
    Can you exchange Amex points for Marriot?

    • Rob says:

      Yes, 2 : 3, so 30k Amex = 45k Marriott.

      Chance of the tickets still being there by the time it has gone through is not good though.

  • maccymac says:

    “…at the Tottenham Hotspur football stadium”

    Do the packages include a tour of the trophy cabinets?

  • The Savage Squirrel says:

    Already got tickets for 10th (for cash – is paying actual cash to get into somewhere a punishable HfP offence? 😀 ); see you there HfP Marriott army!

  • Jeff Greene says:

    Went to a match on a freebie at Wembley a couple of years ago. Left at half time to do something else more interesting. It was supposedly an eventful match too

    • The Savage Squirrel says:

      NFL football is a great sport when you understand what is going on. There’s possibly the highest degree of strategic subtlety in any sport on earth. The repeated set plays mean it really is the playcalling coaches who are playing chess against each other using fat’n’fast men; the offensive and defensive schemes trying to deceive or second guess each other, but also with athleticism and individual brilliance capable of combatting strategic mastery.
      However unlike football, tennis, etc (but maybe a little like rugby union) it has a complex and highly non-obvious rule set and fairly vertical learning curve and you can’t just pick it up by watching with no explanation. If you don’t know what’s going on it’s slow and incomprehensible and, yes, very boring. It’s one of its great weaknesses as a sport that it’s so hard to pick up and so boring to the casual or first-time fan, and one likely reason it has struggled to grow beyond North America. It’s taken literally decades of well presented broadcasts in the UK (not least by excellent Channel 4 coverage feat. Gary Imlach back in the day) before there’s a sizeable and knowledgeable UK fan base.

  • Track says:

    Given that we are barred from travelling to the US…

  • Degsy says:

    Just got two for 🐆 v 🐬! Thanks for the heads-up.
    Go ‘fins!

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