Club Wembley

This was my first football match and I didn’t pay for the tickets but I imagine they’re ridonkulously priced for seats where you can hardly make out the players numbers.
I think the perks of club Wembley are that there are fewer people and less queues but I felt the atmosphere suffered because of this.
Maybe there are more food and drink choices here too? There were loads of sit down restaurants and buffets, champagne bars as well as individual stalls but prices are some of the most expensive I’ve encountered (£5.50 for a cider and £9 for a small salt beef sandwich!). I’m sure it’s the same throughout the stadium though.
Mostly this place is full of suits entertaining corporate clients. Would pretty much only go back for a free evening out.

Cub Wembley is the name of a bear that was born in this section. Rawr.
My first-​hand experience of this is that my friend got totally ripped off when he got us tickets to watch an England match from these seats. They’re literally a dozen times more expensive than the other seats. And honestly, having been in both, I don’t think there is an enormous difference.
Club Wembley is just another example of what a rip off Wembley Stadium is. The seats are insanely, obscenely overpriced, but anything to get money from the sports-​hungry masses. You have to pay to be a member of this area, and only members can buy the tickets (which are about 5 times more than you probably think they are).
To become a member you have to pay thousands of pounds per year, by the way.
As a guest, when someone else is paying, these seats are great, but they’re no greater than the cheaper (but not cheap) seats elsewhere in the stadium, and when I heard how much it cost to have seats here… I think I puked a little.

This is NOT a nightclub to go to after a concert or a game, it is the expensize middle tier of seats at Wembley Stadium. Club Wembley must be pretty good as I made it through to the final round of interviews for the role as an Account Manager for these ‘posh seats’ in the middle Tier of the Staduim, but didnt get the job. I have heard good things about the leel of service for the 10 year license fee you pay and by the way once you ave the license fee for the seat, you are then allowed to BUY the tickets for the games.
A bit of a rip off for the normal fan unless he loves every event Wembley will host, live close enough to get home after an evening fixture and has about £3,000 a year for the next 10 years to spend. per seat.