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Derek Miller, Director, Scope Bathrooms Club Europe Seasonal Client the LINE UP WHERE HISTORY TAKES SHAPE AND THE ACTION UNFOLDS WELCOME TO RANGERS HOSPITALITY. Combining all the passion, excitement and joy of football with an unrivalled choice of suites and packages, a matchday at Ibrox can be exactly what you want it to be, from a luxurious experience to an informal and affordable day out. I have been fortunate to experience hospitality lounges and boxes at various “stadiums over the years and Club Europe at Ibrox Stadium is my absolute favourite. We are looked after by highly experienced, long-serving hospitality professionals who ensure a polished day out. Numerous Rangers Legends make an appearance before and after the match, which adds to the sense of occasion.” Derek Miller, Director, Scope Bathrooms Club Europe Seasonal Client THE LINE UP Champagne and Canapé Reception in The Blue Room Four-course À La Carte Menu with Fine Wines and Liqueurs Executive Match Seating Half-time Refreshments THE CHAIRMAN’S CLUB 1 Hour Post-match Complimentary Bar Accompanied by a Selection of REPRESENTS THE PINNACLE OF Premium Cheeses CORPORATE HOSPITALITY. In-suite Entertainment Including Past or Present Player Interviews Guests’ status within the Club will be recognised from the moment they enter the Stadium until the end of the day. The package includes an exclusive champagne reception in the Blue Room where guests will be able to select both their wines and choices from the à la carte menu before being escorted to the opulent surroundings of The Chairman’s Club. FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO BOOK email [email protected] or call 0871 702 1972* calls cost 13p per minute plus network extras THE LINE UP Champagne reception Four-course fine dining with wines and liqueurs Executive Bill Struth Main Stand seating Half-time refreshments SITUATED IN THE HEART OF THE 1 hour post-match complimentary MAIN STAND, THE THORNTON bar accompanied by a selection of SUITE SYMBOLISES THE premium cheeses In-suite entertainment including past HERITAGE THAT MAKES RANGERS or present player interviews ONE OF THE MOST CELEBRATED CLUBS IN THE WORLD. Guests enter via the main door, exclusive to VIPs and players, and proceed via the Marble Staircase to a champagne reception in The Members Club before enjoying a four-course meal in the lavish setting of the Thornton Suite. FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO BOOK email [email protected] or call 0871 702 1972* calls cost 13p per minute plus network extras THE LINE UP Champagne reception Four-course fine dining with wines and liqueurs Executive Club Deck match seating Half-time refreshments OUR CLUB DECK EXECUTIVE BOXES 1 hour post-match EMBODY TRADITIONAL FIVE STAR complimentary bar HOSPITALITY. They offer clients an executive hospitality experience including champagne reception and four-course meal. With each box benefitting from direct access to the stands, guests can take in the breathtaking views of the Stadium throughout the course of the day. All in all, the seclusion of the Club Deck Boxes makes them an ideal venue for entertaining business colleagues. FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO BOOK email [email protected] or call 0871 702 1972* calls cost 13p per minute plus network extras THE LINE UP Hot and cold fork buffet with complimentary bar at a dedicated table Executive padded halfway-line seating in the Club Deck THE LEGENDS LOUNGE EMBRACES A Half-time refreshments FRESH AND ALTERNATIVE APPROACH 1 hour post-match TO CORPORATE HOSPITALITY AND complimentary bar OFFERS INFORMAL DINING IN AN First team player appearance INTIMATE ATMOSPHERE. Guests enjoy an extensive hot and cold carvery buffet with complimentary bar before proceeding to centrally located executive Club Deck seating which boasts spectacular views of the match. The Legends Lounge also gives guests the opportunity to meet a first team player while enjoying complimentary post-match drinks. FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO BOOK email [email protected] or call 0871 702 1972* calls cost 13p per minute plus network extras THE LINE UP Complimentary wine, beer and soft drinks Three-course meal Match seating in the main stand FROM THE MOMENT YOU CLIMB Half-time refreshments THE LEGENDARY MARBLE 1 hour post-match STAIRCASE AND FIND YOURSELF complimentary wine, AT THE HEART OF RANGERS, beer and soft drinks YOU WILL EXPERIENCE A SUPERIOR WELCOME AND SENSE OF BELONGING. Club Cooper offers a hospitable and luxurious atmosphere in which to relax with friends or confer with colleagues. The suite is named after the late, great Rangers legend Davie Cooper who’s image features throughout. FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO BOOK email [email protected] or call 0871 702 1972* calls cost 13p per minute plus network extras THE LINE UP Complimentary bar Three-course carvery meal Premium match viewing from glass-fronted box COMBINING AN INFORMAL Half-time refreshments ATMOSPHERE WITH PRIVATE Opportunity to meet a Rangers Legend MATCH VIEWING. The Argyle Suite offers an alternative option in client entertainment as well as being the perfect stage for that special occasion. Panoramic views of the pitch await you when you proceed to your premium match seating within a glass fronted box, enhanced by atmospheric volume control. FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO BOOK email [email protected] or call 0871 702 1972* calls cost 13p per minute plus network extras THE LINE UP Extensive hot and cold fork buffet Complimentary bar Executive match seating CLUB EUROPE EMBODIES A MODERN Half-time refreshments APPROACH TO HOSPITALITY BY 1 hour post-match COMBINING A EUROPEAN VIBE WITH complimentary bar A STYLISH CONTEMPORARY TWIST. Relaxed, informal dining are the keynotes - think tapas, antipasti and other menus inspired by the Continent as well as an extensive selection of Europe’s best wines and beers. Each lounge integrates the social aspects of a city centre bar with the action and entertainment you would expect from a football match, offering the perfect hospitality solution for the more discerning hospitality client. FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO BOOK email [email protected] or call 0871 702 1972* calls cost 13p per minute plus network extras THE LINE UP Complimentary wine, beer and soft drinks. Spirits are available to purchase on a cash basis Hot fork buffet Premium match viewing THE INFORMAL AND RELAXED behind glass MORTON AND SYMON LOUNGES Half-time refreshments OFFER AN INNOVATIVE APPROACH TO 1 hour post-match MATCHDAY ENTERTAINING. complimentary wine, beer and soft drinks. Spirits are available to purchase on a cash basis. Each self-contained lounge offers a hot fork buffet with wine, beer and soft drinks. Match viewing takes place from behind glass with the atmosphere in the lounges enhanced with volume control. Each package is guaranteed to provide a fresh, accessible and affordable hospitality option – the ideal choice for client entertainment and family celebrations alike. A minimum number of 25 people is required to book this area. This suite is only available for public sale for a limited number of games. FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO BOOK email [email protected] or call 0871 702 1972* calls cost 13p per minute plus network extras THE LINE UP Complimentary bar Three-course carvery meal Premium match seating THE IBROX SUITE IS DOMINATED BY Half-time refreshments FULL HEIGHT WINDOWS, WHICH Opportunity to meet a Rangers Legend OFFER UNPARALLELED VIEWS OVER THE PITCH AND ALL FOUR STANDS, AND MAKE AN IMPACT ON GUESTS AS SOON AS THEY ENTER THE SUITE. A varied entertainment programme complements the matchday offering in this laid-back and popular suite. This suite is the largest in the stadium and has its own street level entrance. Dress code is smart casual. This suite is only available for public sale for a limited number of games. FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO BOOK email [email protected] or call 0871 702 1972* calls cost 13p per minute plus network extras You never tire of the thrill and excitement “simply walking through the front door of the Bill Struth Main Stand and climbing the marble staircase. It’s emotional. A warm welcome from familiar faces, first class food, first class service. Friends, family, clients and suppliers all love it. It’s fantastic.” Gary Thorn, Director, Cube Glass Limited Thornton Suite seasonal client PLAYER KIT SPONSORSHIP Player Kit Sponsorship provides on-going company branding and fan recognition while also providing an exclusive signed and framed shirt that is ideal as a staff incentive, corporate gift or personal present. THE LINE UP For further information or to book email [email protected] or call 0141 780 8791 Name or company logo to appear in every league programme Name or company logo to appear on big screen when starting eleven is announced Name or company logo with link to website on player’s profile page Signed and framed home shirt presented by sponsored player Personalised letter of thanks Opportunity to meet player and receive a signed shirt at a first team training session Packages available from £2,000 +vat ADVERTISING & SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES ADVERTISING AT IBROX STADIUM IS A FANTASTIC PLATFORM TO DRIVE KEY BRAND MESSAGES TO THE THOUSANDS OF FOOTBALL FANS ON SITE AND WATCHING AT HOME ON TELEVISION. There are a number of advertising opportunities available: • LED Pitchside Advertising • Static Perimeter Boards • Big Screen Advertisement • Matchday Programme Adverts • Concourse Advertising • External Billboard Advertising A range of official partnership opportunities are also available and packages can be tailored to meet specific brand objectives, goals and budgets.
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