Premier League club Tottenham Hotspur have now revealed images that show a plethora of luxurious hospitality options their new stadium.
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The photos revealed by Spurs show a variety of top-notch corporate areas, for which you might have to shell out £15,000 per season.
The CGI generated virtual images manifest every minute detail of the swanky facilities in the new stadium – but it gives you a feeling of a corporate lounge and almost resembles an airport lounge.
According to reports, the new stadium will be opened in 2018.
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Spurs bosses insisted that their new stadium for which they will end up splurging almost £750million, will be the most technologically advanced stadium of the present decade. And they have already started receiving pre-bookings for suites, lounges, clubs and seats.
The new stadium will now become London’s highest capacity football ground with a capacity of 61,000 seats and will have a movable grass pitch for Tottenham’s home games and will also have an astro turf for hosting concerts and NFL matches.
Tariffs for premium seats will start at £89 per person per match which can further rise up to £214. The ground will also feature concourses with giant screens broadcasting the match and the food menu.
Sky lounge, which is the cheapest option available, will cost you £195 per person.
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The Sky lounge located right at the top of the ground will offer viewers a panoramic view of the pitch.
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The next option available is the ‘Log Suite’, which will merge the experience of viewing a football match with a dining experience at your own box.
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Spurs will also offer the spectators with private suites, which will cost a person £320 or more – and it will provide customisable options according to preferences of the occupants. It can be used for personal purpose also – a meeting space or an office.
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The second most expensive spot will be the “Tunnel Club”, which will offer fans an unique view from the backend of the grass wall in the players tunnel.
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Spurs boss Mauricio Pochettino said: “It’s dangerous, very dangerous because there have been a lot of things that have happened in the tunnel.”
“It is for that reason, the price of sitting there will be very expensive!”
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The members club has been named the crème de la crème or the “H Club”. It will offer fans or members the experience of dining with a Spurs legend with Michelin starred food. But it is very expensive and will cost each person a mammoth £535 per person – or £15,000 a season.
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The “Oak Room” will offer the most expensive seats and you will have to splurge £10,000 a season.
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Tickets for both the H Club and the Tunnel Club will be available only in pairs. For that the fans will have to spend £30,000 for a couple of memberships.
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