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Marquee Club Member Benefits Nothing in Atlanta compares to the Fox Theatre There’s not a game or match that rivals our stage. Looking to be REALLY entertained? Don’t just see a show anywhere, see a show #AtTheFox. WELCOME TO UNRIVALED ENTERTAINMENT The Fox Theatre has been a showcase for the world’s best performing acts since 1929 and is consistently ranked as one of the top venues in the world. Whether closing a business deal or socializing with clients, family, or friends the Marquee Club presented by Lexus offers an unforgettable experience. History's greatest acts have played the Fox; from all different genres. Some of the biggest acts in recent years have included: • Comedy (Bill Burr, Jerry Seinfeld, Bill Maher) • Rock (Vampire Weekend, BECK, NIN) • Country (Alabama, Vince Gill, Travis Tritt) • Pop (AB6IX, Ellie Goulding, Sam Smith, Prince) • R&B (Jacquees, Diana Ross, John Legend) • Cultural (Celtic Woman, Shen Yun, Shyama and Shiv) WELCOME TO UNBELIEVABLE PERKS The Marquee Club presented by Lexus is where first-class amenities meet world class entertainment. Experience the club's 10,000 sq. ft. space featuring three private restrooms, five premium bars, and two iconic rooftop terraces overseeing the Midtown skyline. Located on the Loge level of the theatre, Club Level seats offer perfect, unobstructed views of every concert! Marquee Club Member Benefits • Club Level seating in the Loge for all Fox Theatre concerts* • Each seat includes 2 alcoholic beverages (beer or wine) per event • Exclusive pre-sale access to purchase additional Club Level seats • Exclusive access to purchase parking in our closest available lots • Exclusive early entry 90 minutes before showtime • All food & non-alcoholic beverages are included • MyAccount access to manage your club membership, download your tickets, or transfer tickets to friends and family. *Full Season Plans do not include subscription based shows (i.e. Broadway) Select shows may not be available due to promoter constraints. WELCOME TO UNLIMITED FLEXIBILITY Not ready for a full season plan? We also offer two different Flex-Plans that include 20 or 40 show packages. Best of all, YOU BUILD YOUR OWN LINEUP! With pricing starting as low as $150 per event, the Marquee Club's all-inclusive memberships will set the standard for private and corporate hospitality. *We can also assist you in becoming a cost-sharing partner with current members, providing even more flexible options to become a member. Ask a Marquee Club sales rep for more information on our Fractional Plans. CLUB LEVEL SEATING Marquee Club access will now only be available to those with memberships or seats in the loge section of the theatre. GET TO KNOW THE Located on the northeast side of the theatre, the Marquee Club has a convenient, private entrance in the Spanish Room lobby. A five-foot tall, hand-blown glass chandelier sets the MAIN LEVEL ambiance and welcomes guests to their club experience. Private lounge areas are available for mingling while enjoying a refreshing beverage from the main bar. BACK NEXT THE Perfect for intimate conversation, the Mezzanine level of the Club features a private bar and additional lounge areas for sitting or dining with company. Overlooking the Main Level, guests MEZZANINE are able to be a part of the vibrant atmosphere from afar. Don’t miss out on the hand-painted, star-filled ceiling while enjoying quiet time with your friends, family, customers, or colleagues. BACK NEXT THE ROOFTOP Feel like royalty as you take a walk up the golden Grand Staircase leading to the Rooftop Conservatory. A perfect blend of outside and in, large groups can enjoy CONSERVATORY the best of Atlanta weather in an enclosed space. Featuring a private bar, plush seating, and easy access to nearby restrooms, the Conservatory is the perfect spot for mingling with friends before or after a show. BACK NEXT THE ROOFTOP Enjoy access to the fabulous rooftop terrace. Overlooking the iconic Fox marquee sign, you’ll find communal patio seating, private restrooms, two private bars, and a beautiful fire feature imported TERRACE from Brazil. There are endless memory-making moments between taking a photo with the marquee as your backdrop and soaking up the Midtown skyline. BACK NEXT PRE-SHOW A rotating, seasonal menu awaits all Club guests prior to every show. Choose from a variety of delicious local meats and cheeses, seasonal fruits and grilled COMPLIMENTARY FOOD vegetables, and specialty dishes like lobster mac and cheese available pre-show AND NON-ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES only. Unlimited refreshments like water, coffee, tea and sodas are also available throughout each event. BACK NEXT THE SIGNATURE Visit one of the five private bars in the Marquee Club to try handcrafted signature cocktails. Featuring rare spirits and local ingredients, there is something for everyone on COCKTAILS the menu to celebrate. Cheers to a Fox night out with your friends, family, or clients. *Marquee Club Members ONLY receive two free complimentary alcoholic beverages (beer or wine) BACK per event. PACKAGES All Membership Packages Include: • Club Level seats located in the Loge section of the theatre • All-Inclusive Ticketing (Tickets, Club Access, and Drinks included on one conveniently loaded ticket). • 90-Minute early entry for members only • Food & non-alcoholic beverages included in all plans • Exclusive Members Only pre-sale access • Exclusive Members Only parking pre-sale • Flexible payment plans available • MyAccount access to download tickets or transfer tickets to friends • Fractional ownership may be available upon request • Two alcoholic beverages (beer or wine) per member, per event. v Concert Series Membership Options: PRICES START AT $150/SEAT/SHOW ALL ACCESS PLAN ($14,500) • All Member Benefits • Tickets & Club Access to ALL Fox Concerts* (Does Not Include Broadway or Some Multi-Night Shows) • SAME GREAT SEAT EVERY NIGHT o (Select Your Shows From Our Great Lineup of Over 80 Shows a Year!) • Great for Corporate Entertainment and Networking FLEX-PLANS ($6,400/$3,500/$1,850) • All Member Benefits • Flexible Plans offering choice of either 40 / 20 / 10 Show Packages • Ability to Pick the SHOWS you WANT! • Great for Business and Individuals Concert Series Plans Runs from July 1, 2021 - June 30, 2022 Rock out at the Fox! Experience all of the sensational music and comedy acts that come CONCERT through the Fox, all while enjoying the amazing perks and benefits of the beautiful PLANS Marquee Club presented by Lexus. BACK NEXT BROADWAY MEMBERSHIP OPTIONS MARQUEE CLUB BROADWAY PLAN ($1,190) • All Member Benefits • Patron Level Seating for the six FIFTH THIRD BANK BROADWAY IN ATLANTA Season titles. • Early Access to Merchandise on Select Shows • Access to Purchase Additional Premium Seats for Series Specials (Hamilton, Blue Man Group, etc.) • Add Club Access to Any Additional Seats Purchased, for just $50 FIFTH THIRD BANK BROADWAY IN ATLANTA SEASON SUBSCRIBER ADD-ON ($750) • All Member Benefits • Add-On Available for Current FIFTH THIRD BANK BROADWAY IN ATLANTA Subscribers ONLY • 10 Passes per Package to use for Any FIFTH THIRD BANK BROADWAY IN ATLANTA title Membership Packages are Pro-Rated Throughout The Season Elevate your Broadway experience! We now have two options for either new buyers or BROADWAY current Fifth Third Bank Broadway in Atlanta Season subscribers to experience award- PLANS winning Broadway in style at the Marquee Club presented by Lexus. BACK NEXT For more information on membership packages contact: Marquee Club Sales 404-881-2000 [email protected] CONTACT foxtheatre.org/marqueeclub US 660 Peachtree Street NE • Atlanta, GA 30308.
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