2011 UEFA Champions League Final

Overview

The Pinnacle of the Champions League Season

London’s Wembley Stadium will be the centre of attention this spring as the 56th UEFA Champions League season final is played in England’s capital. The country hasn’t seen a final match on home soil since 2002-03, when Juventus lost to Milan at Old Trafford in Manchester. But Wembley is well prepared for a large crowd, as the renovations completed in 2007 make the stadium a 90,000-seat venue. Wembley is also used to being the centre of attention in European football, as this will the sixth European Cup hosted by the London stadium; a record among football club stadiums throughout the continent.

One of the most sought after trophies in all of football, the European Champion Club’s Cup has been a staple of football excellence for decades. Only a handful of clubs have won it more than once, and with 76 clubs competing for their chance starting last July, it’s no wonder the world will be watching to see hosts it above their heads this spring.

Customize your 2011 Champions League experience by contacting one of our sports travel experts at 1-800-465-1765 or submitting a Custom Trip Quote.

2011 Champions League Final Standard Packages Include:

• Tickets to The Champions League Final in your chosen location
• 4 Days/3 Nights First Class Accommodations in London
• Breakfast Daily
• FedEx Ticket Delivery Service
• Expert Travel & Concierge Services of the Roadtrips At-Your-Service Desk
• All Taxes & Service Charges

Add-Ons and Possibilities:

• City Tours and Private Guide Services
• Extra Nights
• Suites and Room Upgrades
• Spa Treatments

Transportation Logistics On the Ground and In The Air:

• Private Transfers (Sedan, Limousine, Luxury Motor Coach)
• Airfare (Economy, First Class, Private Jet)

Complete 2011 Champions League Packages available from $5,995 (based on double occupancy)

Your Hotel

Your Accommodations at the 2011 Champions League Final

The Berkeley | W London – Leicester Square | Le Méridien Piccadilly

Our experienced Product Development Team meticulously researches first class hotels so you don’t have to! Our distinctive accommodations are chosen for their excellent service, great value, amazing amenities, and convenient location.

The Berkeley
Wilton Place, Knightsbridge, London, England

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• Over a hundred of luxury service in London’s classy district
• Rooms beautifully furnished with a chic, stylish comfort
• Marcus Wareing At The Berkeley is an exclusive fine dinning experience, and The Blue Bar is one of Madonna’s favourites
• Roof top pool and luxury spa are what make you feel like royalty

A luxury hotel known for its excellent service and spectacular interior decoration, The Berkeley is the place to stay in London. Condé Nast named it the best London hotel for service in 2008, and Madonna has said she adores The Blue Bar, a top London celebrity hangout. Enjoy amazing French and European cuisine at Marcus Wareing’s restaurant, one of England’s best chefs, and relax on the rooftop in The Berkeley’s outdoor pool. However you decided to spend your time here, the chic style and accommodating staff are sure to make your stay a memorable one.

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W London – Leicester Square
10 Wardour Street, London, England

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• Located in Leicester Square, London’s theatre district
• 192 rooms that range in design and amenities, from the Wonderful Room to the Extremely Wow Suite
• Whatever/Whenever concierge service, available 24/7
• Enjoy seasonal cuisine at XYZ or a light snack and drink at W Café
• Fully equipped fitness centre

Opening in the summer of 2010, this ideally located hotel is surrounded by London’s best theatrical entertainment. And with guest rooms like the Wonderful Room or the Cool Corner Room – unique design and wrap around windows – you’ll be anticipating the relaxing atmosphere after an evening of award winning theatre and the best in European football.

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Le Méridien Piccadilly
21 Piccadilly, London, England

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• Surrounded by London’s West End vibrant cultural and architectural buildings
• Classic, Deluxe and Club Rooms all offer their own unique design, ranging from traditional English style to contemporary, chic style
• The Terrace Restaurant and Bar has a natural sunlit ceiling, and is perched high above the Piccadilly area
• Features a sauna, state-of-the-art gym and one of London’s largest indoor pools

A five-star hotel located in the heart of London’s West End, Le Méridien Piccadilly is one of London’s finest accommodations. Partake in the tradition of English afternoon tea in the Oak Room Lounge, or dine on international cuisine at the Terrace Restaurant and Bar. And after you relax in the hotel’s largest indoor pool, take a stroll down Piccadilly, and soak in the amazing culture and architecture that defines one of Europe’s most magnificent cities.

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Your Tickets

Your Seating at the 2011 Champions League Final

One of the largest stadiums in the world – and only the second largest in all of Europe – Wembley Stadium’s upgrades in 2007 gave it a seating capacity of 90,000, perfect for a world-class match like the Champions League Final. The stadium is home to England’s national team, and serves as one of the main venues for the Premiership’s FA Cup finals. American football has also played games here, hosting the first even NFL game outside of North America in October of 2007, when the New York Giants defeated the Miami Dolphins 13-10.

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Standard Package Seating Categories

Category 3 Seating
Seats located in the Lower Level, behind the goals on both ends.

Category 2 Seating
Seats located in the Upper Level behind the goals on both ends, as well as in the Lower and Upper Levels in all four corners of the pitch.

Category 1 Seating
Seats located in the Lower and Upper Levels, along both sides of the pitch.

Category 1 Seating Premium
Seats guaranteed along the long side of the pitch.

Area Map

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Rates

2011 Champions League Final Standard Travel Package Rates