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Wednesday 14 March 2012 8:41 pm  |  Updated:  Thursday 30 May 2019 4:48 am

Gunners box clever to pull in the fans

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ARSENAL’S executives boxes are among the best in world football. The dining experience offers a four-course buffet served with drinks before watching the action from a private balcony.

New for this current season at the Emirates is the “Superbox” which offers more than three times more space than a standard executive box and the capacity for 24 guests.

Meanwhile the Club Level VIP package enables supporters to experience a matchday at Emirates Stadium in the style the Arsenal and visiting team directors are accustomed to.

On arrival supporters enjoy a champagne reception in the directors’ box before dining in one of the superb Club Level restaurants.

At half-time and post-match they will return to their table for complimentary refreshments.

The Club Arsenal package offers first-class cuisine before watching the on-pitch action from some of the best seats in the stadium.

The Gallery package, only available on selected games, allows supporters to access the platinum tier on Club Level leading up to kick-off where they will enjoy an informal hospitality experience in an exclusive area.

Gallery supporters can also enjoy a champagne reception.

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