Leeds United fans and corporate guests have been given a look inside the newly upgraded private executive boxes at Elland Road.
Situated across Levels 3 and 4 of the stadium, the private suites have undergone renovations aimed at delivering a premier matchday hospitality experience in the region.
Designed to host between 10 and 12 guests, each private box features personal dining areas, a dedicated waiter service, and private padded executive seating located directly on the outdoor balcony overlooking the pitch.
Guests using the private suites are provided with tailored dining options - ranging from three-course pre-match meals featuring locally sourced ingredients to half-time and full-time refreshments.
The boxes also come equipped with flat-screen televisions showing live match footage and matchday coverage, alongside inclusive drinks packages.
Under current UK licensing regulations regarding views of the playing surface, blinds inside the boxes are drawn during alcohol consumption within 15 minutes of kick-off and during the match itself, with guests stepping outside onto their private balcony seats or watching the internal broadcast.
The upgrades form part of ongoing stadium and hospitality enhancements across Elland Road under the club's ownership group, 49ers Enterprises.
Take a look at some of the first-look glimpses into the new boxes as we sent Yorkshire Evening Post photographer Gerard Binks to investigate further ahead of the continuation of the Premier League season:
1. Elland Road private box upgrades
Pictured are artist Nicolas Dixon and Allan Irvine, project manager for Protech, who painted and built a bespoke design for Box 12 at Elland Road for the start of the 2026/27 season | Gerard Binks
2. Elland Road private box upgrades
Pictured are artist Nicolas Dixon and Allan Irvine, project manager for Protech, who painted and built a bespoke design for Box 12 at Elland Road for the start of the 2026/27 season | Gerard Binks
6. Elland Road private box upgrades
Pictured in memory of Marcelo Bielsa, who used to manage the club | Gerard Binks