I'm thinking of booking this for myself and a mate for the Celtic game in December - a while away I know but I like to be prepared.
Has anyone ever experienced it? Is it worth it or are you as good buying a normal ticket and going for a meal elsewhere? (aside from the whole "more money will go to Hibs" angle). I guess there isn't a formal dress code, not that I'd be turning up looking like a full kit ****er in any case.
Thanks for any input/experience you may have.
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10-07-2017 02:32 PM #1
"Edinburgh Suite" hospitality - thoughts etc?
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With snacks at half time, player interviews and being looked after well, it's something I'd consider paying for as a treat/day out with friends.
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10-07-2017 03:15 PM #4
I was in the Edinburgh Suite yesterday for Lewis's testimonial & at the Ayr game last season after I was lucky enough to win a MarathonBet competition. Dress code is smart/casual and it's pretty relaxed as both times there were people wearing Hibs polo shirts.
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10-07-2017 04:04 PM #5
I had three tickets 4 seasons ago for me not value for money I felt the pre match was rushed you had to buy food which was not the best half time pie and cake @£1000 each however my seats where top notch Laurie and Pat right next to me Pat had some great stories TBH
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10-07-2017 04:13 PM #6
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10-07-2017 04:35 PM #7
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Must of had a season ticket
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10-07-2017 04:59 PM #9
it used to be that the Hearts Rangers and Celtic games were usually full Hospitality packages which usually cost around £160 per person and are usually contained within the Gallery Restaurant.
The cost usually covered a meal and drinks included along with the usual matchday speakers and programme etc.
The Edinburgh suite usually has a pay bar and food with seats in executive upstairs seating, The cost for this is somewhat cheaper and is contained in the actual suite itself.
You would be better looking up details of all the hospitality packages on the club site to get the correct prices and content of each package. I hope this is useful to you.
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10-07-2017 06:09 PM #10
The Gallery is great. Great food and lots of booze and super entertainment. 35 of us go to 1 game each season.....a great day out.
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10-07-2017 06:25 PM #11
Been in hospitality a couple of times and really enjoyed it. Wouldn't be something I did every week (couldn't afford it for starters!) as I prefer being part of the main crowd but for one off occasions its very well done. We had a lovely meal, few drinks and it was all hosted very well with hibs.
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10-07-2017 07:45 PM #12This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
It's just personal experience/opinions I was after.
Cheers though 👍
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