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Best Suites in the House 2021 Matchday Hospitality BEST SUITES IN THE HOUSE 2021 MATCHDAY HOSPITALITY INSURANCE CUP INSURANCE LV= INSURANCE COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP The red ball, the traditional whites and the smell of fresh cut grass. Cricket at its quintessentially English best. HOSPITALITY PACKAGE INCLUDES GROUND ADMISSION USE OF SUITE WITH PRIVATE BALCONY OVERLOOKING THE FIELD OF PLAY BREAKFAST ROLLS & COFFEE SERVED PRIOR TO START OF PLAY TWO-COURSE MEAL WITH HALF BOTTLE OF WINE & COFFEE SERVED AT THE LUNCH INTERVAL TRADITIONAL CRICKET AFTERNOON TEA SERVED DURING THE SECOND SESSION MATCH SCORECARD AND HOST TO LOOK AFTER YOUR GUESTS CAR PARKING BASED ON 1 PER 4 GUESTS £80 +VAT Price per person, based on minimum of 10 people in a private suite with balcony TO DISCUSS YOUR PERFECT PACKAGE CALL US ON 0844 811 8712 Kindly note that calls to our 0844 numbers will cost 7p per minute plus your telephone company’s access charge CUP ROYAL LONDON CUP FINAL Thursday 19 August shall be a day for the traditionalist. For the cricketing purist. Following many years at Lord’s, the timeless pomp and ceremony of county cricket’s one- day final is on its way to Trent Bridge. A day of high-stakes, sudden-death drama awaits. Enjoy it from the best suites in the house. HOS PITAL IT Y PACK AGE I NC LUDE S GROUND ADMIS SION LIGHT BREAKFAST & COFFEE SERVED PRIOR TO START OF MATCH THREE- COURSE MEAL WITH WINE & COFFEE SERVED AT THE INTERVAL TRADITIONAL CRICKET AFTERNOON TE A SERVED DURING THE SECOND INNINGS INCLUSIVE DRINKS PACKAGE UNTIL THE L AST BALL IS BOWLED * HOST TO LOOK AFTER YOUR GUESTS CAR PARKING BASED ON 1 PER 4 GUESTS *The Derek Randall Suite will have a cash bar facility instead of an inclusive drinks package £150 +VAT Price per person in a shared facility – the Derek Randall Suite – with reserved seats to watch the cricket in the Hound Road Stand £2,700 +VAT £4,000 +VAT For 12 people in a Radcliffe Road Stand private suite with balcony For 16 people in the private Scoreboard Suite with balcony TO DISCUSS YOUR PERFECT PACKAGE CALL US ON 0844 811 8712 Kindly note that calls to our 0844 numbers will cost 7p per minute plus your telephone company’s access charge Take the Trent Rockets to your heart and watch them fly! The very finest players in the world shall be descending on this parish for the inaugural season of The Hundred. It’s best versus best, played during the height of summer and we’d hate for you to miss out. HOSPITALITY PACKAGE INCLUDES GROUND ADMISSION USE OF SUITE WITH PRIVATE BALCONY OVERLOOKING THE FIELD OF PLAY HOT MAIN COURSE SERVED APPROXIMATELY 30 MINUTES BEFORE THE START OF PLAY SECOND COURSE SERVED AT THE INTERVAL COMPLIMENTARY BEERS, WINES, SOFT DRINKS AND TEA & COFFEE HOST TO LOOK AFTER YOUR GUESTS CAR PARKING BASED ON 1 PER 4 GUESTS £135 +VAT Price per person, based on minimum of 10 people in a private suite with balcony TO DISCUSS YOUR PERFECT PACKAGE CALL US ON 0844 811 8712 Kindly note that calls to our 0844 numbers will cost 7p per minute plus your telephone company’s access charge VITALITY BLAST VITALITY BLAST Psssssst! They’ll whisper it quietly, but even the fuddy-duddies can’t help but adore the hard-hitting, firework blasting, music blaring razzmatazz of the Vitality Blast at Trent Bridge. Treat yourself and your guests to the posh seats. HOSPITALITY PACKAGE INCLUDES GROUND ADMISSION USE OF SUITE WITH PRIVATE BALCONY OVERLOOKING THE FIELD OF PLAY HOT MAIN COURSE SERVED APPROXIMATELY 30 MINUTES BEFORE THE START OF PLAY SECOND COURSE SERVED AT THE INTERVAL COMPLIMENTARY BEERS, WINES, SOFT DRINKS AND TEA & COFFEE UNTIL THE LAST BALL IS BOWLED HOST TO LOOK AFTER YOUR GUESTS CAR PARKING BASED ON 1 PER 4 GUESTS £115 +VAT Price per person, based on minimum of 10 people in a private suite with balcony TO DISCUSS YOUR PERFECT PACKAGE CALL US ON 0844 811 8712 Kindly note that calls to our 0844 numbers will cost 7p per minute plus your telephone company’s access charge 2021 DOMESTIC FIXTURES LV= INSURANCE COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP Nottinghamshire vs Durham Thursday 8 – Sunday 11 April Warwickshire Thursday 15 – Sunday 18 April Essex Thursday 6 – Sunday 9 May Worcestershire Thursday 20 – Sunday 23 May Derbyshire Sunday 4 July – Wednesday 7 July Divisional Stages* Monday 30 August – Friday 24 September Match start time 11:00am. Timings are brought forward 30 minutes for matches in September. ROYAL LONDON CUP Final Thursday 19 August 11:00am THE HUNDRED Trent Rockets vs Southern Brave Saturday 24 July 2:30pm Northern Superchargers (floodlit) Monday 26 July 6:30pm Birmingham Phoenix (floodlit) Friday 13 August 7:00pm Manchester Originals (floodlit) Sunday 15 August 7:00pm VITALITY BLAST Notts Outlaws vs Birmingham Bears (floodlit) Friday 11 June 6:30pm Derbyshire Falcons (floodlit) Friday 18 June 6:30pm Worcestershire Rapids (floodlit) Tuesday 22 June 6:30pm Lancashire Lightning Saturday 26 June 2:30pm Leicestershire Foxes (floodlit) Thursday 1 July 6:30pm Yorkshire Vikings (floodlit) Friday 9 July 6:30pm Durham (floodlit) Sunday 18 July 7:00pm All fixtures and timings are subject to change. We’d like you to relax and be comfortable on the day, that’s why our dress code is smart casual, which means no ripped jeans, shorts, sportswear or trainers. Our bars in hospitality areas close when the last ball is bowled. TO DISCUSS YOUR PERFECT PACKAGE CALL US ON 0844 811 8712 Kindly note that calls to our 0844 numbers will cost 7p per minute plus your telephone company’s access charge 2021 DOMESTIC FIXTURES All fixtures and timings are subject to change. We’d like you to relax and be comfortable on the day, that’s why our dress code is smart casual, which means no ripped jeans, shorts, sportswear or trainers. Our bars in hospitality areas close when the last ball is bowled. TRENTBRIDGE.CO.UK/HOSPITALITY Nottinghamshire County Cricket Club Ltd. Registration No. IPS28978R.
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