Aviva Arena Opens Supersonic VIP Membership Enquiries Ahead of 2028 Launch
The Bristol arena’s new premium programme includes Concorde-named suites, the 100 Club restaurant, Sonic Lounge and Centre Stage Club. Public pricing has not been listed.
Aviva Arena has launched Supersonic VIP, its premium membership programme, as the 20,000-capacity Bristol venue prepares to open in late 2028. The arena’s website now accepts enquiries for private suites, dining and lounge memberships. Public pricing has not been listed.
The private suites are named after the seven British Concorde aircraft and accommodate up to 22 guests. Membership includes access to shows throughout the year, a dedicated VIP entrance, a host and the option to pre-order buffet food and drinks. Guests have seats overlooking the arena floor.
The 100 Club is the members’ fine-dining restaurant, with dedicated tables, seasonal menus, a cocktail bar and balcony seating. Its name refers to the 100 passengers carried on a Concorde flight.
The 232-seat Sonic Lounge is designed for pre-show food and cocktails, followed by dedicated seats in the arena bowl. The broader programme also includes Centre Stage Club, which Aviva Arena describes as offering light bites, cocktails and entertainment before and after shows.
YTL Live is developing and will operate Aviva Arena in the former Brabazon Hangars at Filton Airfield. The venue says it is on track to open in late 2028.
