Fulham have opened a new Sky Deck swimming pool at Craven Cottage, offering an exclusive rooftop view of the Premier League ground — but access comes at a steep price. Individual membership costs £3,000 a year, plus a £250 joining fee, with a joint option available for £5,500 annually.
Rooftop pool with a view
The four-floor Sky Deck sits atop the newly refurbished Riverside Stand and is operated in partnership with the Sael Spa, part of the Fulham Pier next to the stadium. The infinity pool overlooks the pitch on one side and the River Thames on the other, with membership also covering the spa's year-round amenities.
Fulham already hold the most expensive adult season ticket in the Premier League at around £3,000 per year, meaning the pool membership costs a similar rate to a season ticket.
No matchday access
However, the pool is not open during matches — the Sael Spa closes that section early on matchdays. This limits the appeal for fans considering the hefty fee, as the vantage point is unavailable for live games.
The Riverside Stand development, championed by owner Shahid Khan, expanded Craven Cottage's capacity by almost 4,000 seats to a new maximum of nearly 30,000 spectators.
Current form and context
The spa features Michelin Star menus and soothing treatments, but the team's current form may give fans pause. Fulham sit 19th in the Premier League under manager Alvaro Arbeloa, who is still seeking his first win at the helm after a tough start that included fixtures against Chelsea, Manchester United and Liverpool.
Fulham's two points this season came from their latest two league outings against United and Liverpool. The international break offers a chance for the squad to regroup before the next round of fixtures.
