FA Cup Hospitality

Wembley Stadium FA Cup Football Hospitality Packages

Bobby Moore The Bobby Moore Lounge is Wembley’s most prestigious hospitality space, combining fine dining with exceptional halfway line seating.

• Entry & Access: Shared table in the Bobby Moore Lounge up to 3 hours before kick-off and 1 hour post-match; stadium access 3 hours prior to kick-off
• Seating: Halfway line premium seating by the dugout and close to the trophy route
• Dining: Canapés served on arrival; 4-course fine dining including cheeseboard served post-game
• Drinks: Unlimited Laurent Perrier Champagne served pre and post-match; inclusive bar of fine wines, beers, spirits and soft drinks (including Guinness, Camden Hells, and premium wines)
• Programme: Not included
• Tour Access: Not included
• Merchandise / Souvenirs: Not included
• Audience: Suited to VIPs, corporate entertainment, and special occasions
• Dress Code: Smart Casual Recommended
• Extras: Lounge doors remain open for 1 hour post-match

Taphouse Social Taphouse Social is Wembley’s newest premium area, offering relaxed hospitality with great food and bar access.

• Entry & Access: Access to Taphouse Social 2.5 hours before kick-off; stadium closes 1 hour post-match
• Seating: Premium padded seating on Level Two with fantastic views
• Dining: Access to premium food outlets within Taphouse Social; M&S Foodhall available within the concourse
• Drinks: Access to premium bar in Taphouse Social
• Programme: Not included
• Tour Access: Not included
• Merchandise / Souvenirs: Not included
• Audience: Friends, casual fans, social groups
• Dress Code: Smart Casual Recommended
• Extras: Unreserved relaxed seating within the bar area

Private 8-Seater Box For the ultimate exclusive experience, enjoy a private box with your own dedicated service team and premium views.

• Entry & Access: Exclusive use of a private 8-seater box from 3 hours prior to kick-off until 1.5 hours after full time
• Seating: Premium padded seating directly outside the box on Level 3/4 of the stadium
• Dining: Pre-match meal served in the box
• Drinks: Not specified
• Programme: Not included
• Tour Access: Not included
• Merchandise / Souvenirs: Not included
• Audience: Corporate groups, VIPs, celebrations
• Dress Code: Smart Casual Recommended
• Extras: Dedicated chef and host/hostess in attendance; 42” flat-screen TV with AV functionality and pre-game coverage

Get a deeper insight into our Wembley Stadium Boxes blog.

About the FA Cup

Year Founded: 1871–72
Major Honours: Recognised as the oldest national football competition in the world
Famous Moments: The 1923 ‘White Horse Final’, Leicester City’s first-ever win in 2021, Wigan Athletic’s upset over Manchester City in 2013
Top Winners: See the teams with the most FA Cup wins

The FA Cup is unique for its inclusivity – from non-league clubs to Premier League giants, every team dreams of lifting the trophy. The knockout nature means that no match is predictable, with lower-league underdogs often toppling football’s biggest names.

Over the decades, Wembley Stadium has been the stage for countless iconic moments, from last-gasp winners to heroic goalkeeping performances. Legends of the game have cemented their place in history through FA Cup glory – see our FA Cup top scorers for some of the tournament’s greatest names.

FA Cup Highlights

• Heritage and Prestige: Over 150 years of history, making it the most historic cup competition in world football
• Unforgettable Finals: Wembley has hosted finals attended by royalty, celebrities, and millions watching worldwide
• Drama at Every Stage: Famous for shock results and underdog victories that capture the nation’s imagination
• Global Reach: Broadcast to audiences in over 100 countries
• Legends in the Making: Many players have used the FA Cup as a springboard to international fame
• Hospitality Excellence: Semi-Finals and Final packages offer some of the best matchday experiences in football

What Are FA Cup Matches Like?

From the semi-finals onwards, the FA Cup takes on a different level of intensity. The streets around Wembley become a sea of colour, with fans from both sides singing, chanting, and creating an electric buzz from the moment they arrive.

Inside the stadium, the build-up is spine-tingling. The sound of 90,000 voices during the national anthem, the sight of the trophy gleaming pitchside, and the tension in the air as teams walk out all add to the sense of occasion.

Hospitality elevates this experience even further. You might be sipping champagne in the Bobby Moore Lounge as pundits offer pre-match analysis, enjoying gourmet dining in the comfort of your Private Box, or meeting friends in the buzzing Taphouse Social. Every detail – from the fast-track entry to the luxury seating – ensures you won’t miss a moment of the magic.

The FA Cup Final isn’t just a football match; it’s an iconic British sporting event that blends history, emotion, and world-class sport in one unforgettable day.

Wembley Stadium Seat Map

Wembley’s hospitality areas are located across the stadium:

• Level Two: Taphouse Social and halfway line seats for Bobby Moore Lounge guests
• Levels Three & Four: Private Boxes with balcony seating
  Each area offers excellent views and easy access to premium amenities.