Stade de France Hospitality
The anticipation will be great as France, a notoriously unpredictable team, embarks on a series of crucial and challenging matches, kicking off on home soil against current champions,Ireland in February
The last game of the Championships sees France host England for what could be the pivotal deciding match, with England supporters hoping for a repeat of the 2009 victory, when their rampant team crushed France 34 –10 at Twickenham.
Ambro are delighted to offer you the opportunity to entertain your VIP guests within one of the exclusive official packages within the Stade de France.
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Stade de France Packages and Prices
Privilege Package
- Pre match hospitality only
- Shared hospitality suite within the Stadium
- Privilege entrance via turnstile E or T
- Reserved premium seat in VIP block
- Match programme
- 2 hour pre match informal finger buffet to include canapés, selection of sandwiches and salads, charcuteries and cheese buffet
- Complimentary wines, beers and fruit juices
- Event documentation
| Fixture | Price | |
|---|---|---|
| France v Ireland Saturday 13th February |
£469 | Enquire |
| France v Italy Sunday 14th March |
£469 | Enquire |
| France v Ireland Saturday 20th March |
£469 | Enquire |
| Prices are per person plus VAT | ||
Prestige Package
- Pre & post match hospitality
- Reservation within a hospitality suite within the stadium
- Private tables for 8 – 12 persons, smaller numbers on shared tables
- Privilege entrance via turnstile E or T
- Reserved premium seat in VIP block
- Dinner
- Complimentary bar to include champagne, wine, beers and fruit juices
- Match programme
- Souvenir gift
- Car parking pass (1 per 4 persons)
- Event documentation
| Fixture | Price | |
|---|---|---|
| France v Ireland Saturday 13th February |
£689 | Enquire |
| France v Italy Sunday 14th March |
£689 | Enquire |
| France v Ireland Saturday 20th March |
£689 | Enquire |
| Prices are per person plus VAT | ||
Club Panoramique
- Reservation within the glass fronted Panoramique Restaurant with exceptional views of the pitch
- Reserved match ticket in VIP block
- Champagne reception
- Gourmet meal with fine wines selected by Olivier Poussier, renowned French sommelier
- Complimentary bar to include champagne, wine, beers and fruit juices
- Official match programme
- Souvenir gift
- Car parking (1 per 2 guests)
- Event documentation
| Fixture | Price | |
|---|---|---|
| France v Ireland Saturday 13th February |
£999 | Enquire |
| France v Italy Sunday 14th March |
£999 | Enquire |
| France v England Saturday 20th March |
£999 | Enquire |
| Prices are per person plus VAT | ||
Stade de France Facts
Capacity: 80,000
The Stade de France is the largest sports stadium in France, with a capacity of 80,000 seats. Built in 1998 to facilitate France’s hosting of the last soccer World Cup of the 20th Century. The role of the stadium is to be the home of France’s major sporting events in football, rugby and athletics.
Designed by four architects from two firms: Michel Macary and Aymeric , the roof is one of the most remarkable aspects of the Stade of France, shaped as an ellipse, it appears to float above the stadium and symbolizes the universality of the sport, protecting all 80.000 spectators without covering the air of play. The stadium itself covers more than 30,000 sq ft and costs £260 million to build.
Situated in the northern Paris suburb of St.Denis, the Stade de France was built in less than three years by a public/private sector partnership, Construction of the stadium started at the beginning of May 1995 and was completed on November 30th 1997. At its peak, 1,500 people worked on the construction.
One of the most innovative features is that fact that the Stade de France is the largest modifiable Olympic stadium in the world. It ca be transformed from a soccer stadium into an Olympic-sized arena in less than a week. The retractable lower stand holds 25,000 and can be shifted 15m underneath the middle stand creating a versatile and innovative arena and allowing all spectators a spectacular view.
The stadium is considered lucky in France as it's where France achieved their greatest ever sporting victory to date – a 3-0 victory over Brazil in the World Cup final in July 1998. For Rugby, France beat England 24-17 in the first rugby international there. The first international try at Stade de France was scored by Philippe Bernat-Salles for France.
In 2007, the Stade de France plays host to the seven best matches at the Rugby World Cup 2007, including the semi-finals and the final. A first class range of Official Corporate Hospitality options are
available, not least a VIP seat in the Panormique Restaurant – ‘the best seat in the house’, here you can dine in style with a world class view of the proceedings. Private tables are available for between 4 and 8 guests. VIP match seats are located adjacent to the restaurant, giving guests the opportunity to return for half time refreshments, post match savoury snacks and celebratory drink. – an experience of a lifetime!
