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

Why not mess around on river before footie

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AHEAD of Fulham’s home derby game against Chelsea at Craven Cottage on 9 April, the club are offering a two hour voyage on a luxury river boat with food provided by Jamie Oliver’s Fabulous Feasts event team.

The deal, for the game on the Easter bank holiday Monday, also includes a champagne reception and, of course, a ticket to the game at the iconic stadium on the Thames.

The boat trip is on the club’s Silver Sturgeon cruiser and offers great views of the Thames. The meal includes drinks – beers, wines, spirits, tea and coffee, and a cheese course.

A match day programme as well as a guest speaker are also included in the price of £275 (plus VAT) per person.

If you are a season ticket holder the cost is £195 (plus VAT).

There is also a free entry into a draw for a signed Fulham shirt.

Separately the club also has a range of corporate hospitality packages.

Its executive suites offering a private balcony that gives unrivalled views over one of the Barclays Premier League’s most historic grounds.

Separately there is also the George Cohen restaurant which offers a champagne reception and a la carte meal as well as some of the best seats in the historic stadium.

For group bookings and bespoke packages are available on request, please call the hospitality team for more information on 020 8336 7555 or email [email protected].

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