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11 Jul 2024, 1:40 am

Portsmouth will reap the benefits of hospitality sales with the club now in the Championship, as the club released its package list this week.

Pompey took to their official website [7 July] to reveal its matchday hospitality packages, which range from £35 to £150 for each fixture.

The club have been working tirelessly to prepare Fratton Park for the new campaign and beyond, with over £15m of renovation work being carried out in PO4 plus a recently invested extra £9m into the club by the Tornante Company, which may also go in part towards stadium refurbishment.

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As Portsmouth shape up for their biggest on-pitch challenge in 12 years, the club are also making all the necessary preparations away from the field, with matchday revenue set to be a hugely welcome boost.

Season tickets at Fratton Park are currently sold out, with limited numbers of matchday tickets set to be made available to supporters throughout the campaign - expect to see sell-out crowds almost every other week, with the Solent not the only sea of blue in these parts.

Prices are relatively affordable too, with both adult and child packages available in the Chimes Lounge, Montgomery Lounge and Club 125 (Legends Lounge), along with the adults-only Chairman's Lounge, which commands the top £150 charge.

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The bold investment from the Eisners will definitely see a return in the long run, with a mixture of TV deals, player sales and matchday revenue all contributing to the sum of its parts.

CEO Andy Cullen admitted back in May that season ticket prices were rising for this season, though this decision has been met with a unified understanding with the exciting prospect of the campaign to come in the Championship.

In other Portsmouth news, John Mousinho reveals the club have several "irons in the fire" for potential arrivals.

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