Premier League VIP Tickets and Hospitality: Prices and Categories

The Premier League has the most developed hospitality offering in Europe – and for visitors from abroad it is often the only plannable route into the ground. Here are all the categories, what is included, and real prices at a glance.

VIP and hospitality categories in England

Prices per person from our offer inventory for the 2026/27 season, as of August 2026, categories with availability only. The opponent determines the price more than the category does.

What is included?

✓ Guaranteed seat in your category	✓ Catering depending on the package
✓ Lounge or bar access before and after the game	✓ Separate stadium entrance
✓ Tickets from verified, legal channels	✓ A named personal contact
✓ No membership, no ballot	✓ Hotel and transfers on request

Best fixtures for a VIP experience

★ The Manchester derby – United against City, the most intense city meeting in the league
★ The North London derby – Arsenal against Tottenham, a few kilometres apart and maximum rivalry
★ The North West derby – Liverpool against Manchester United, the most storied fixture in England
★ Boxing Day – a full round is played on 26 December; there is no winter break
★ A home game against a promoted side – the underrated tip: same stadium, same lounge, a fraction of the price

VIP with or without a hotel

Unlike the Bundesliga, in England we also supply the ticket on its own. So you have two routes:

✓ Ticket only – if you are arranging travel and accommodation yourself, or are already there
✓ Travel package with hotel – a ticket in your category, a hotel at the destination, breakfast, and personal advice

One point on planning: the Premier League only confirms fixtures a few weeks beforehand, and a game can be scheduled anywhere from Saturday lunchtime to Monday evening. Book the weekend, not the day.

Worth knowing: why hospitality in England is often the only route

→ Clubs sell only to members. At almost every club a membership is a precondition for being allowed to buy at all – and it grants access to the process, not to a seat. For top fixtures a ballot, or the number of accumulated loyalty points, decides.
→ Unauthorised resale is prohibited by law in the United Kingdom. This is not a contractual clause but statute – offers from classified ads or social media are therefore not a bargain but a double risk.
→ There are no standing terraces. Since the Taylor Report, England's top divisions have played in all-seater stadiums only. Your seat is numbered and stays yours.
→ The cheap categories go first. For a sold-out game, hospitality areas are frequently the only bookable option left. The premium buys not just comfort but availability.

Related guides

How to get Premier League tickets

FC Bayern VIP tickets

For companies: hospitality as a corporate event

England is the most popular destination for corporate events built around football – because of the range on offer, and because lounge access after the final whistle creates time to talk. We organise this from two people and with no minimum spend, with hotel and transfers on request.

Frequently asked questions about Premier League VIP tickets

What does a VIP ticket in the Premier League cost?
Hospitality categories start at around €129 per person – for example the 93:20 Lounge at Manchester City or the Putney End at Fulham. At Manchester United the Executive Lounge starts at around €339, at Arsenal the Cannon Club at around €649. As of August 2026.

Why do prices vary so much?
Because the opponent determines the price, not the category. Brodies Sports Bar at Anfield costs around €349 against Sunderland and around €979 against Manchester United – same seat, same service.

Which English VIP ticket is cheapest?
The hospitality areas at the smaller clubs and at Manchester City. Fulham and City sit at the lower end at around €129, with the full Premier League experience.

Do I need a membership for hospitality?
Not through us. At the club itself a membership is generally a precondition, and for top fixtures a ballot or the number of accumulated loyalty points decides.

Is catering included in the price?
It depends on the category. Lounge and sports-bar packages include catering and drinks; plain seating categories do not. Look at the category name rather than the word VIP.

Is hospitality available without a hotel?
Yes. In England we also supply the ticket on its own – unlike the Bundesliga, where a combination package is always booked.

Is reselling tickets legal in England?
No, unauthorised resale of football tickets is prohibited by law in the United Kingdom. Use verified, legal channels only.

Are there standing terraces in the Premier League?
No. Since the Taylor Report, England's top divisions have played in all-seater stadiums only.

Why is hospitality often still available when a game is sold out?
Because the cheap categories are bought first. What remains are the expensive areas – which is why hospitality is frequently the only bookable option for sold-out fixtures.

When should I book?
As early as possible. For derbies and top fixtures, six months' lead time is realistic. The exact kick-off, however, is only confirmed a few weeks beforehand – so plan the weekend, not the day.