The 82,000-seat home of the Rugby Football Union, Twickenham Stadium (now branded Allianz Stadium under a long-term naming-rights deal) is one of the world’s largest dedicated rugby venues and the spiritual home of English rugby.
What happens here
- England men’s and England women’s Six Nations and autumn international matches.
- Premiership Rugby Final in mid-June.
- Heineken Champions Cup finals.
- Major concerts – Twickenham regularly hosts top-tier acts in the summer.
Who runs hospitality and catering
Levy UK holds the long-term premium catering and hospitality partnership at Twickenham, including the seven different hospitality lounges and the Spirit of Rugby premium offer.
What’s it like to work here
Rugby is a different beast from football for matchday work. Crowds are more dispersed, hospitality dwell time is much longer (people arrive 3–4 hours before kick-off), and pre-match drinking on the concourse is part of the culture. The hospitality offer is unusually large for the venue – more than 15,000 premium seats – which makes Twickenham one of the best UK venues for fine-dining-style stadium work.
