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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]So how much are top tier EPL club tickets before you have to shell out $300 for the hospitality packages? Friend to went to see Liverpool mentioned this to me once. Perhaps I'm not a baller like other DCUM posters, but I'd much rather fly by the seat of my pants and see international futbol for cheaper in Latin America than shell out of my a55 to impress other Americans with EPL.[/quote] ?? I'm a NP in this thread, we've also been looking to go to an EPL game someday. I know very few Americans who even know what the EPL is, let alone would be impressed by us going to see it as opposed to a latin american team. Also, if you follow the PL, why would you go to some game in a different league? It's interesting that you think someone going to a PL game is doing it to try to impress others. Interesting that's where your mind went. [/quote] Yeah, I've been to games in Mexico, Brazil, Korea, and other countries. [b]I want to take my kids to an EPL game - specifically to Liverpool.[/b] They're EPL fans and the EPL is the most competitive league in the world. I'd rather go to a DC United game than a game in Mexico. And in Brazil you get bags of pee thrown on you from upper levels. Plus, after the Queretero v. Atlas game last year, I will never set foot in a Mexican stadium. [/quote] We went to Anfield Nov. 2022 to see match v. Man City (Liverpool won 1-0). Amazing experience with the hospitality package. Separate stadium entrance door where we were offered a glass of champagne, wisked up to a club dining room for a fun dinner with other hospitality ticket holders (many of them from the U.S.), pre-game analysis from a former Liverpool player, great seats at the 50 yard line, drink of choice and more food waiting at our table at half time, post game celebration and drinks in the dining room. Well worth the rather exhorbitant price. [/quote] Sounds amazing! Missing our EPL game watching routine this morning. [/quote]
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