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Bristol Rovers Tickets - Hospitality & VIP Tickets
Watch The Gas in VIP style and experience the best of the match with Bristol Rovers hospitality.
Seat Unique Suite Hospitality
Experience matchday in style in the exclusive Seat Unique Suite — a modern hospitality space offering a premium experience in a relaxed environment. The Seat Unique Suite provides guests with a comfortable dining experience and access to our chef's gourmet bowl bar, featuring a rotating selection of contemporary seasonal menus.
From pre-match quizzes to TV screenings and an opportunity to watch the post-match ‘Player of the Match’ presentation and Q&A, your hospitality matchday day will be filled with non-stop entertainment. Our package also includes an East Stand seat with premium views of the pitch.
All guests have access to a fully licensed bar as well as half-time teas, coffees and biscuits.
About Bristol Rovers
Bristol Rovers was founded in 1883 and has played home matches at Memorial Stadium, Horfield since 1996.
The club’s official nickname is ‘The Pirates’, due to the maritime history of Bristol. Meanwhile, fans of the club refer to it as ‘The Gas’ because of the gasworks that were located next to its former home of Eastville Stadium.
Bristol Rovers secured their promotion to League One in 2015-16. They were relegated to League Two in 2020-21 but returned at the first attempt and have remained in League One since. The club has not been at the top of the League since the 1958-9 season when they placed sixth and were just four points from promotion.
Bristol Rovers Fixtures
Bristol Rovers will be competing in League One of the EFL throughout the 24/25 season. After finishing 15th in 23/24, Bristol Rovers will be hoping to improve their position in the upcoming season and solidify their position in League One with new signings including midfielder Isaac Hutchinson.
Bristol Rovers Rivalries
Bristol Rovers biggest rivalries are with their geographically close teams, Bristol City, Cardiff City and Swindon Town. However, following promotion to League One, Bristol Rovers no longer compete against these historic rivals.