Get premium seats at discount prices with this guide to October’s hospitality packages.

By Daniel Furn

Published: Wednesday, 22 September 2021 at 12:00 am


After a difficult 2020/21 season, football fans are finally back – and so is the scramble for tickets.

Virtual live streams have proved there’s nothing quite like being there in person – even if bagging the good seats does come at a price – but we’ve found the very best package deals for less.

So for those who like to enjoy a win in padded seats or drown their sorrows with complimentary food and drink, some of October’s biggest games can now be enjoyed in style without quite breaking the bank.

See below for the best October 2021 Premier hospitality package deals.

Premier League hospitality package deals and vouchers for October 2021

The following deals will present you with vouchers – however they are not acceptable for entry, as you must email bookings@travelconnectiononline.net within 48 hours of purchase in order to exchange your vouchers for tickets.

Tickets will then be emailed to you ahead of match day and will guarantee entrance to the stadium.

2nd October: Chelsea vs Southampton £180

The Chelsea vs Southampton hospitality package includes the following at Stamford Bridge:

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2nd October: Leeds vs Watford £145

The Centenary Pavilion hospitality package at Elland Road includes:

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2nd October: Manchester United vs Everton £150

The Manchester United vs Everton match takes place at Old Trafford Stadium and offers a choice of two hospitality packages.

The Academy Ticket costs £150 and includes:

The International Ticket costs £195 and includes:

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3rd October: Crystal Palace vs Leicester £151

The Crystal Palace vs Leicester hospitality package at Selhurst Park includes:

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3rd October: Liverpool vs Man City £295

The Liverpool vs Man City hospitality package at Anfield stadium includes:

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16th October: Manchester City vs Burnley from £70

The Manchester City vs Burnley match takes place at Etihad stadium and comes with the choice of two hospitality package deals.

The 93:20 Lounge ticket costs £70 and includes:

The Citizens hospitality ticket costs £215 and includes:

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18th October: Arsenal vs Crystal Palace £79

The Club Level lounge ticket at Emirates Stadium includes:

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20th October: Man United vs Atalanta £100

The only remaining Man Utd vs Atalanta hospitality package at Old Trafford includes:

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23rd October: Crystal Palace vs Newcastle £151

The Crystal Palace vs Newcastle hospitality package at Selhurst Park includes:

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23rd October: Leeds vs Wolverhampton £181

The Centenary Pavilion hospitality package at Elland Road includes:

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30th October: Spurs vs Man United from £250

The Spurs vs Man United match takes place at Tottenham Hotspur stadium and offers the choice between two hospitality package deals.

Travel Club Lounge Corner packages costs £250 and includes:

Travel Club Lounge Halfway Line costs £375 and includes:

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30th October: Manchester City vs Crystal Palace from £75

 The Manchester City vs Crystal Palace match takes place at Etihad Stadium and offers the choice between two hospitality package deals.

93:20 Lounge ticket costs £75 and includes:

Citizens hospitality ticket costs £265 and includes:

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Football hospitality ticket FAQs

Will hospitality vouchers be acceptable for entry?

NO – the above deals will present you with a voucher, then you must email bookings@travelconnectiononline.net within 48 hours of purchase to exchange your vouchers for tickets. Tickets will then be emailed to you ahead of matchday and will be accepted for entry.

Are Premier League hospitality vouchers refundable?

Sadly not – once purchased vouchers are non-refundable unless the game is cancelled, postponed or played behind closed doors. So while you need to get in quick as these hospitality packages sell out fast, make sure you are 100% sure of your decision ahead of purchase.

Is there a dress code?

This perhaps goes without saying – but no away colours are permitted! So if you’re an opposition supporter after a hospitality package you might be better off waiting until your team is playing on home turf.

Many clubs will not accept attire displaying offensive language or imagery either – make sure to check your club’s rules regarding appearance.

What are the Premier League rules regarding Covid-19?

The Premier League introduced matchday protocols at the start of the 2021/22 season, which includes match-going fans having to show that they have been fully vaccinated or have had a negative lateral flow test in the last 48 hours.

Fans can get their National Health Service COVID-19 pass from the NHS app or website.

However the COVID-19 situation is liable to change at any time, and fans are advised to check their club’s rules and entry requirements as well as government guidelines.

Are children welcome in hospitality packages?

The majority of the hospitality packages state that children and families are welcome, though make sure to double-check your package terms and conditions before purchasing.

Can I combine the hospitality package deal with another offer?

Sadly not – the hospitality package deals cannot be used with any offer, including cashback.

Are tickets only valid for a single match?

Yes – none of the included perks can be rolled over for  future visit either.

What are the best stadiums for hospitality?

Obviously the best experience will come from watching your favoured team from their own stadium – but for those after a truly exquisite hospitality service as well as quality football, then Manchester City’s Eitihad Stadium, Liverpool’s Anfield and Arsenal’s Emirates Stadium have all been recent finalists for Best Football Club Hospitality at the Football Business Awards.

However you might have to the Championship League for the very best – the most recent winner in 2019 was Fulham’s Craven Cottage.

How do you get general tickets for Premier League fixtures?

Premier League tickets can notoriously be difficult to get hold of – especially with crowd capacity limits – but the easiest and most obvious route is to buy them directly from the club.

The best way to secure tickets for a game is to be a season ticket holder who gets priority access to tickets.  Paid club members are then next in line for tickets, with any remaining seats then going on sale to the general public.

However matches involving big teams often never make it to the public sale stage – which is where hospitality packages come in. If you’re willing to spend the money you’ll get access to matches that non-club members never get a chance to see, and in serious comfort too.

If not, the only other options are to buy away team tickets (gasp!) or to purchase tickets from official third-party websites, though make sure to watch out for ticket touts. See the Premier League’s guide for safe ticket buying.

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