Bristol’s Aviva Arena has unveiled a premium hospitality membership programme ahead of its planned 2028 opening.
Currently under construction on the site where Concorde was built, the 20,000-capacity arena is set to be the first venue of its size in the South West of England.
Its newly announced Supersonic VIP programme will include private suites, the 100 Club restaurant and pre-show hub Sonic Lounge.
Aviva Arena is making exciting progress, and the launch of Supersonic VIP marks another major milestone
Andrew Billingham, YTL Live
Operated by YTL Live, the arena is estimated to contribute £1 billion to the local economy over the first decade of operation and create more than 2,000 jobs during construction, with up to a further 500 permanent roles once it is operational. An estimated 1.4 million people are expected to attend events at the venue each year.
“Aviva Arena is making exciting progress, and the launch of Supersonic VIP marks another major milestone as we move closer to delivering a world-class venue for Bristol and the West of England," said YTL Live CEO Andrew Billingham. "These memberships will offer some of the very best seats in the house, with exceptional hospitality, access and service designed around unforgettable live experiences.
"Demand is expected to be high, reflecting the scale of ambition for the arena and the appetite across the region for a venue that will bring the biggest names in music, sport and entertainment to Bristol.”
Leanne Kesterton, head of premium sales at YTL Live, added: “The exceptional response to our premium membership launch reflects the appetite for a new kind of arena hospitality experience. Designed to go beyond traditional entertainment packages, our memberships offer year-round access to world-class live events, exclusive member benefits and unforgettable shared experiences.”
