The Premier League VIP lodge will feature a terrace overlooking the swimming pool and Thames, and meals will be prepared by Michelin-starred chefs. In short, there will be no time for football.
Fulham FC has been renovating the Riverside Stand in Manchester since 2019. And he showed me the design of the VIP box that will be located on the new tribune. This will probably be the most luxurious box to watch a football match. And it will cost £2,500 per night. The Daily Mail writes about this.
The West London side have been in the process of renovating this part of the stadium for several years, originally scheduled to open in 2021 but has been delayed.
In new plans detailing what the rest of the stand will look like, Fulham have unveiled a hospitality area filled with glamor and luxury.
Among the amenities offered, those who choose this box will have views of the River Thames, a two-Michelin-star restaurant and a rooftop swimming pool, while the hospitality area will be one of the most expensive in English football.
Fulham chairman Shahid Khan, whose NFL team the Jacksonville Jaguars have similar hospitality at Everbank Stadium in Florida, said it would provide “a world-class experience unlike anything in football”.
The top three floors of the new Riverside Stand will be dedicated to what will be known as The Sky Deck.
The names of the two Michelin star restaurants will be The Gourmet and The Brasserie.
Gourmet Restaurant will offer indoor and outdoor dining as well as a four-course a la carte menu featuring champagne, fine wine and cocktails.
Meanwhile, The Brasserie will have two options for customers: one overlooking the Thames and the other overlooking the football pitch.
Plans also call for a new “intimate football experience” called The Dugout, which would give fans the opportunity to sit directly behind the coaches.
The designs were conceived by Populous, the same architects who designed Tottenham’s new stadium and various other entertainment venues, including the Circle in Las Vegas.
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