1878 Brasserie – Everton v Manchester Utd
£1,299.00
The 1878 Brasserie at Goodison Park is a contemporary lounge with a fantastic atmosphere, for any occasion.
Alongside your award-winning three-course meal at your own private table, complimentary drinks will be served throughout the day as part of your all-inclusive package. You’ll watch all the action on the pitch from highly sought-after Directors’ Box seats and then hear the post-match news and analysis from the Man of the Match himself from the comfort of your table
Private tables for bookings of 2, 4, 6 or 8 (subject to availability) – Odd number bookings are not permitted
12 in stock
Your day in the 1878 Brasserie for Everton v Manchester Utd includes:
Match Seats: VIP match seat in the Directors box area of the Goodison Road Stand
Arrival: Champagne reception
Dining: Three course meal
Drinks: Complimentary bar, beers, wines, selected spirits and soft drinks
Table Seating: Private tables for bookings of 2, 4, 6 or 8 (subject to availability) – Odd number bookings are not permitted
Match Programme: Included
Car Parking: Included (1 per 4)
Please note, all prices quoted are per person, plus VAT at 20% and subject to change and availability
ITINERARY
Dress Code: Smart casual
Hospitality Opens: 3 hours before kick-off
Hospitality Closes: 1 hour after the final whistle
MATCHDAY INFORMATION
To help you make the most of your visit, and to prepare yourself for your day, please read the following;
Stadium Entrance
The 1878 Brasserie is accessed via the Goodison Road Stand.
Hospitality Opening Hours
The 1878 Brasserie opens 3 hours before kick-off and will close 1 hour after the final whistle.
Dining
The 1878 Brasserie package offers a Three Course meal. Although you can dine flexibly to suit you.
Dietary Requirements
Should you have any special dietary requirements please contact us at least ten days prior to the fixture.
Alcohol
The Club reserves the right to refuse alcohol to anyone that may appear intoxicated. It is the ticket holder’s responsibility to ensure all guests behave responsibly.
Dress Code
Everton operates a smart casual dress code. No tracksuits, sportswear, caps, shorts, trainers (of any variety) football shirts, ripped or bleached jeans are allowed. The above dress code does not apply to children under the age of 12, we do ask that all children are dressed smartly. The club has the right to refuse admission to any person wearing clothing deemed inappropriate. Strictly no away colours or offensive clothing.
Stadium Smoking Policy
Smoking is prohibited throughout the stadium. The use of electronic cigarettes is also prohibited.
Entry and Exit Policy
Failure to provide the relevant ticket upon arrival will result in your being refused entry to the Stadium. For safety reasons guests are not permitted re-entry to the stadium under any circumstances.
Parking
Car parking is located under the stadium, use the Queensland Road Security entrance. Fans are advised not to drive on match days due to parking restrictions.
Fixture Changes
Dates and times of fixtures are subject to change, sometimes at short notice. Every effort will be made to keep you informed, but we cannot be responsible for changes.
Away Fans
The 1878 Brasserie is in an area exclusive to home fans. If you or any of your guests support a visiting team, please behave in an appropriate manner and do not make your allegiance known in any way.
Luggage
Due to security reasons large bags are not permitted into the stadium. We suggest you do not bring any bags larger than an A4 sheet of paper. Along with electronic devices larger than 150mm x 100mm which are prohibited, including laptops and tablets.
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