Am down in London that weekend.

Booked in at Premier Inn, Ealing.

Is it far to the ground?

Do Broncos have hospitality at the ground as 3 Wakefield fans are looking for lunch before the game?

If your on Uxbridge road it’s a 15 min walk.
Club were doing some hospitality stuff this season so keep an eye on the club website.
There are lots of places to eat in Ealing though

Thanks Northern.

Yes there will be hospitality available at each home game. was £40 per head last year and included a two course meal, car parking, programme and one drink er person. There is a chat with a player and news of the teams update. Think under 16 are cheaper

Do you def know they will be doing that this season coming? Suggest keeping an eye on the club web site.
Was it a pre match meal on the past ?

yes I know for definate as I have my club ticket for the season and also the the other 4 on my table but dont know how many hospitality tickets for the season have sold

ricardo07 wrote:Am down in London that weekend. Booked in at Premier Inn, Ealing. Is it far to the ground? Do Broncos have hospitality at the ground as 3 Wakefield fans are looking for lunch before the game? Email neil.reynolds@londonbroncosrl.com and he will sort hospitality for you. He is the man you need.

ricardo07 wrote:Am down in London that weekend. Booked in at Premier Inn, Ealing. Is it far to the ground? Do Broncos have hospitality at the ground as 3 Wakefield fans are looking for lunch before the game? Email neil.reynolds@londonbroncosrl.com and he will sort hospitality for you. He is the man you need.

Ricardo, if it’s up to date, have a look on the club web site ticket drop down.
Or e mail neil as suggested

I have to say that the last time I went into hospitality I was rather underwhelmed. Not a particularly nice main course. Pie was somewhat nondescript. No desert, just a bar of chocolate. Drink, program, that was it. It was okay, but I am sure they could do better.

Oh dear!
Just e mailed Broncos for details of hospitality
Hope that with promotion to SL they see this as an opportunity to attract plenty of visiting fans so first impressions need to count.
Thanks to all you London fans for replies to my opening post