Oxford United Hospitality Returns with Icons Restaurant
Oxford United's hospitality package, Icons Restaurant, has reopened its doors for the first time this season. The exclusive experience offers a two-course meal, premium South Stand seating, and immersive pre-match entertainment. This is a must-visit for any Oxford United fan looking to elevate their matchday experience.
What's Included
Icons Restaurant offers a range of amenities, including a two-course meal, premium seating in the South Stand Upper, and access to the Player of the Match presentation post-match. Guests will also receive a programme and team sheet, as well as tea and coffee.
Why it Matters for Oxford United
This hospitality package is a great way for fans to experience the club's rich legacy. By offering a unique and immersive experience, Icons Restaurant is helping to create a loyal fan base and driving engagement with the club.
What Comes Next?
Icons Restaurant will run for the following fixtures. To secure your seats at a future game, click the button below.
League standing (final 2025 table -- new season not yet under way): 22nd in Championship, 44 pts, 10W-14D-18L from 42 games, recent form WDDLD. Goals this season: 41 scored, 54 conceded (-13 goal difference). Title race: 42 points behind leaders Coventry. Next fixture: vs AFC Wimbledon (at home, 2027-01-09).
Oxford United legend, James Henry, will return as the evening's Guest of Honour. Henry played over 200 times for the U's, including 14 appearances during the 2023/24 campaign which ended in promotion back to the EFL Championship. Email hospitality@oufc.co.uk or call 01865 337 513 to book.
Book Your Seats Now
Don't miss out on this unique opportunity to experience Oxford United's hospitality package. Book your seats now and enjoy a matchday like no other!
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A photorealistic image of an anonymous Oxford United player, dressed in the team's home kit (blue and white stripes, made of smooth, unbroken fabric), standing in front of the South Stand Upper, with a floodlight rim light and an 85mm f/1.4 lens. The player is smiling and holding a programme, with the stadium's floodlights illuminating the background.
