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SEASON MEMBER BENEFITS MEMBER SEASON As the Countdown to Kick-Off Begins, Enjoy the Light, Spacious, Family-Friendly Legends Lounge STEEPED IN MORE THAN 150 YEARS OF HISTORY SEASON MEMBER BENEFITS Our Season Members are the lifeblood of Wasps. You are with us through the highs and the lows and your passion and commitment means so much to players and the Club. As we look ahead to the 2019/20 season, Wasps’ 152nd year in action, we hope you will join us for the most exhilarating live rugby. We’ve put together an amazing Season Membership package with more benefits and opportunities than ever before. BENEFITS INCLUDE EXCLUSIVE PRIORITY GALLAGHER RESERVED ACCESS TO PREMIERSHIP, ACCESS TO SEATING FOR ANY WASPS EUROPEAN & AN EXCLUSIVE ALL HOME KNOCKOUT PREMIERSHIP VIP MEMBERS GAMES AT THE FIXTURES CUP GAMES CARD RICOH ARENA HOME AND AWAY INVITATIONS ACCESS TO A DEDICATED TO SEASONAL ENGLAND HOSPITALITY BUSINESS TO MEMBERS INTERNATIONAL MANAGER FOR BUSINESS SEASONAL INTRODUCTIONS NETWORKING TICKET BALLOT THE SEASON MEMBERS EVENTS As the countdown to kick-off begins, enjoy the light, spacious, family-friendly Legends Lounge. Combine the thrill of being in the heart of the action with relaxed hospitality, a memorable matchday experience and the opportunity to spot a legend or two! WHAT’S INCLUDED A relaxed style lunch Pre-match insight from a Wasps player An exclusive cash bar offering a selection of continental lagers, wines and real ales Access to an official matchday programme Complimentary tea & coffee Direct access to West Stand seating, Block F BUY NOW SEASONAL MEMBERSHIP | £1,200* LEGENDS MATCH BY MATCH | FROM £75* BOOK NOW BY CALLING 024 7678 6410 OR ENQUIRE ONLINE AT WASPS.CO.UK/HOSPITALITY WE ARE LOUNGE *The above prices are exclusive of VAT WASPS A relaxed hospitality offering, the Jaguar Lounge offers a three-course chef’s table and pre-match commentary from one of our first-team players. Watch the game from the best view in the stadium, the Directors’ Box – with ONCE A WASP padded, halfway line seats. Feel the ALWAYS A warmth of the flames as the teams run WASP out and no doubt hear every collision as it happens. WHAT’S INCLUDED A three-course chef’s table Pre-match insight from a Wasps player Exclusive cash bar offering a selection of continental lagers, wines and real ales Access to an official matchday programme Complimentary tea & coffee Direct access to Directors’ Box seating Onsite matchday parking BUY NOW SEASONAL MEMBERSHIP | £1,500* JAGUAR MATCH BY MATCH | FROM £110** BOOK NOW BY CALLING 024 7678 6410 OR ENQUIRE ONLINE AT WASPS.CO.UK/HOSPITALITY LOUNGE *14 game package only **The above prices are exclusive of VAT This exclusive Seasonal Member Club offers a relaxed matchday experience. Traditional two-course hospitality from the pitch-facing Heineken Lounge ensures that our members are provided with an excellent view of the action from their elevated position. WHAT’S INCLUDED A two-course carvery meal Pre-match preview from a Wasps first-team player An exclusive cash bar offering a selection of continental lagers, wines and real ales Access to an official matchday programme Complimentary tea & coffee Direct access to reserved balcony seating Onsite matchday parking BUY NOW SEASONAL PACKAGE ONLY | £1,750* BOOK NOW BY CALLING 024 7678 6410 OR ENQUIRE HEINEKEN ONLINE AT WASPS.CO.UK/HOSPITALITY LOUNGE *The above prices are exclusive of VAT Located in the Premier Lounge, the exclusive Premier Club combines the very best in classic contemporary matchday hospitality with a commanding view of the action. You will enjoy a champagne reception and a fine-dining three-course lunch accompanied by a complimentary bar until the final whistle. WHAT’S INCLUDED A three-course choice menu Champagne reception on arrival Complimentary selected wines, beers and soft drinks until the final whistle Pre-match commentary from a Wasps first-team player Access to an official matchday programme Complimentary tea & coffee Direct access to the corporate balcony Onsite matchday parking Hosted by former England and Wasps fly half Andy Goode* BUY NOW SEASONAL MEMBERSHIP | £2,430** PREMIER MATCH BY MATCH | FROM £175** BOOK NOW BY CALLING 024 7678 6410 OR ENQUIRE ONLINE AT WASPS.CO.UK/HOSPITALITY CLUB *Availability dependent upon international commitments **The above prices are exclusive of VAT Jack Owlett Position: Tighthead prop LOOKING Honours: Scotland U20 Jeff Toomaga-Allen AHEAD TO Position: Tighthead prop Honours: All Blacks Highly-rated All Black tighthead Jeff Toomaga-Allen will join Wasps from Super Rugby outfit the Hurricanes in the Mike Daniels summer. Toomaga-Allen, who picked up a New Zealand Position: Prop cap against Japan in 2013, was also named in the 2017 THIS SEASON Rugby Championship squad. Ben Vellacott Position: Scrum half Honours: Scotland U20 Malakai Fekitoa Sione Vailanu Matteo Minozzi Position: Centre Honours: All Blacks Position: Back row Honours: Tonga Position: Full back/Wing Honours: Italy New Zealand centre Malakai Fekitoa will join Wasps from Biyi Alo Saracens and Tonga powerhouse Sione Vailanu will join Talented young Italy international Matteo Minozzi will join French giants Toulon in the summer, after two seasons in Wasps this season. The big number eight has played Wasps from Zebre Rugby. The electric back already has Position: Tighthead prop France. Fekitoa has bagged eight international tries in 24 four times for Tonga, which included a try at the ten Test caps to his name with Italy and will be making the Honours: England U20 appearances for the All Blacks, including two tries at the Principality Stadium in their recent Autumn switch to Ricoh Arena for the 2019/20 season. 2015 Rugby World Cup. International against Wales. The Executive Boxes provide the very best in private luxury hospitality. All fully refurbished to the highest standard, it’s the perfect environment to host guests or clients. Each box has 12 exclusive seats located directly outside the box and are combined with our tailored hospitality packages. WHAT’S INCLUDED A chef’s sharing platter for your guests Panoramic uninterrupted views of the pitch for 12 persons A flexible drinks service available on request Access to an official matchday programme Exclusive, reserved seating directly outside the Executive Box Onsite matchday parking BUY NOW SEASONAL MEMBERSHIP | PRICE AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST MATCH BY MATCH | £2,550* EXECUTIVE BOOK NOW BY CALLING 024 7678 6410 OR ENQUIRE ONLINE AT WASPS.CO.UK/HOSPITALITY BOXES *The above prices are exclusive of VAT and for 12 persons This exclusive package allows you the chance to dine with the Club Partners and key rugby personnel. This package is only available on a seasonal basis. WHAT’S INCLUDED A running gourmet chef’s table throughout the day Complimentary selected wines, beers, spirits. Soft drinks served until the final whistle Pre-match commentary from a Wasps first-team player A complimentary copy of the matchday programme Complimentary tea & coffee Direct access to exclusive padded seating in the Directors’ Box Onsite matchday parking BUY NOW SEASONAL PACKAGE | ONLY £4,200* BOOK NOW BY CALLING 024 7678 6410 OR ENQUIRE THE ONLINE AT WASPS.CO.UK/HOSPITALITY BOARDROOM *The above prices are exclusive of VAT The Wasps End of Season Awards dinner is the most prestigious event in the Wasps calendar. Join the full Wasps playing squad and coaching staff in this exclusive evening of celebration. Enjoy fine-dining with special guest appearances from Wasps WASPS legends, as well as interviews with the Wasps first-team squad and coaching team. Award sponsorship is also available to further promote your END OF business and support this momentous evening. FOR MORE INFORMATION GET IN TOUCH WITH A MEMBER SEASON OF THE TEAM NOW BOOK NOW BY CALLING 024 7678 6410 OR AWARDS ENQUIRE ONLINE AT WASPS.CO.UK/HOSPITALITY All proceeds are in support of the Wasps Community Foundation The Wasps Community Foundation – reaches more than 65,000 people in the region each year. Programmes supporting SEND (special educational needs and disability), BAME (Black, Asian & minority ethnic groups) LSEG (low socio-economic groups), NEET (people not in education, employment or training) and grassroots clubs. *The above prices are exclusive of VAT For the ultimate matchday experience, take one of the best tables in our Premier Club and entertain your guests on the biggest stage. As our official matchday sponsor you have the opportunity to raise the profile of your brand through a fully integrated matchday experience. WHAT’S INCLUDED Company logo on the front of the matchday programme Full-page advert in the matchday programme Integration across our stadium bowl digital platform Premier Club table for 12 persons Changing room tour for all guests Social media activation Presentation of a Wasps signed shirt by two first-team players FOR MORE INFORMATION GET IN TOUCH WITH A MEMBER MATCH OF THE TEAM NOW BOOK NOW BY CALLING 024 7678 6410 SPONSORSHIP OR EMAIL [email protected] A unique opportunity to sponsor a Wasps first-team player and have an association with one of the most successful clubs in European rugby. Become part of the Wasps family and enjoy a number of innovative opportunities that are included. Our player sponsors are an exclusive group of businesses, with a passion for rugby. PLAYER SPONSOR PACKAGE Company logo and hyperlink on the Wasps website Big screen exposure of your company logo when your player is announced in the matchday squad YOU’RE PART OF THE Company brand placement next to your player profile in WASPS every home matchday programme FAMILY Full matchday hospitality for 10 at a Wasps home game Player logo designed for your company use Exclusive Player Sponsor events throughout the season Two tickets to the End of Season Awards dinner PLAYER Your player’s signed playing shirt Official Club tweet announcing the sponsorship of the player SPONSORSHIP BOOK NOW BY CALLING 024 7678 6410 OR EMAIL [email protected] As an Affiliate Partner you will have the maximum brand exposure to our rugby fanbase.
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