Matchday hospitality at Vitality Stadium, in plain English: the named lounges and boxes, what a package usually includes and how to book directly with Bournemouth. We link only to the club's own hospitality pages, we never publish prices and we never sell packages.
Official Bournemouth hospitality links
The lounges and suites at Vitality Stadium
These are the named areas the club currently lists; each has its own style of matchday, and the official page describes every package in full.
What a package includes
The club lists inclusions such as Premium seating, with halfway line seats in some lounges, Course dining in some lounges, Inclusive drinks in some packages and Lounge visits from AFC Bournemouth ambassadors in Club 1899. The exact contents vary by lounge and fixture, so check the package page for the game you want.
How to book
The club has a hospitality contact page and a seasonal hospitality application form on its website, and Club 1899 has its own site with a brochure download and a callback request form. A hospitality email address and phone line also exist. Book with the club rather than a reseller: unofficial hospitality packages are a common source of refused entry, and the club route is the only one the stadium guarantees.
Club 1899 is sold as a seasonal membership covering all 19 Premier League home games, with the option of a table kept for the duration of the membership and right of first refusal on seats for other fixtures, while other lounges are offered as matchday packages. The club site also has pages for The Boardroom and Top Floor Restaurant.
Hospitality for a specific match
Availability is per fixture, and the biggest games go first. Pick the game from the Bournemouth fixture list, then check that date on the official hospitality page; our match pages also carry a hospitality note for upcoming games.
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Packages and availability change through the season and we never publish prices; the official page always has the current details. Twenty Clubs is independent and never sells hospitality.