Did you know you can book exclusive helicopter flights over football stadiums? The ideal gift for footy fans around the UK we have a full roster of routes so there’s bound to be a sightseeing flight to fly over your favourite team’s stadium.
All vouchers we sell are completely open so as the lucky recipient you get to pick which stadium helicopter tour you’d like to go on. Maybe you want to see what your hometown stadium looks like from the air? Or perhaps as a lifelong ______ fan (fill in the blank to suit!) you would love to fly right on over the pitch where they play?
Simply choose the stadium and you’ll be able to book a slot on a suitable date for your sightseeing extravaganza flying from a helipad or airport not a million miles away from your favourite team. Flights last anything up to 20 minutes in which time you can cover around 30 miles.
And of course we have some of the country’s if not the world’s most famous stadia on this sightseeing route map. In Wales you can cruise over Cardiff City and then the impressive Millennium Stadium – the world’s second largest capacity stadium with a fully retractable roof. And yes it’s as impressive from the air as it is as a spectator in the grandstands.
In Scotland you get three stadiums for the price of one with one flight taking in the homes of arch rivals Celtic and Rangers as well as the Scottish national stadium at Hampden Park. As you might imagine flights set off from a helipad just outside Glasgow at Innchinnan.
The biggest clubs are well represented with the likes of Etihad and Old Trafford in Manchester and Goodison Park and Anfield in Liverpool. It has to be said these football teams have some of the most passionate fans ever so we can imagine it’ll be a lifelong dream for fans to get that privileged bird’s eye view on a helicopter tour.
Oh and did we mention that the choppers used on these flights over football stadiums are properly fancy? They’re executive type helicopters like Bell Jetrangers so if anyone sees you flying in at a low level near a football stadium they might be forgiven for thinking it’s the football club’s mega rich owner flying in to check on their team!
