[Albion] The Terrace Opening this Saturday

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What time (if at all) do you intend getting to the Terrace?

  • No way am I going near it on the first day!

    Votes: 171 64.3%
  • I'll be in the queue well before opening time

    Votes: 7 2.6%
  • Before 1pm

    Votes: 12 4.5%
  • At some stage between 1pm and 4pm

    Votes: 54 20.3%
  • After 4pm

    Votes: 22 8.3%

  • Total voters
    266


stewart12

Well-known member
Jan 16, 2019
2,167
Murphy's on tap is a fantastic shout
 








Milano

Well-known member
Aug 15, 2012
4,489
Sussex but not by the sea
It’s the same, roughly, as any event catering or bar meal.
Agreed but it's not quite the same though. I agree that £16 for a burger is about the same as I'd pay in a pub in Brighton, however in a pub in Brighton I'd expect:
It to be cooked fresh from quality ingredients
Come on a plate with cutlery
I'd sit at a table
Be delivered to my table
Be cleared away
If the Terrace experience is like that then £16 is OK, I'm highly doubting it though.

Concourse food is similar in price/quality/experience to a fast food take away burger joint, which is fine.
 


jackalbion

Well-known member
Aug 30, 2011
5,914
Agreed but it's not quite the same though. I agree that £16 for a burger is about the same as I'd pay in a pub in Brighton, however in a pub in Brighton I'd expect:
It to be cooked fresh from quality ingredients
Come on a plate with cutlery
I'd sit at a table
Be delivered to my table
Be cleared away
If the Terrace experience is like that then £16 is OK, I'm highly doubting it though.

Concourse food is similar in price/quality/experience to a fast food take away burger joint, which is fine.
Its similar to like a box park experience, which to be fair I'd expect to pay similar despite how high the price is.
 




Seagull Stew

Well-known member
Jul 30, 2003
1,492
Brighton
So to calculate based on the percentages of the poll so far. I have assumed that Nottm Forest fans will not attempt to enter The Terrace and based on them bringing full FA Cup allocation of 6,000 fans.

Let's say 25,000 Albion fans in attendance.

65% won't attempt to get in = 16,250
2.6% Will be there for opening time = 650
3.6% will be there before 1pm = 900
20.5% will be there before 4pm = 5,125
8.2% plan to try to get in after 4pm = 2,050

Edit: 25 people will be in limbo because of a rounding factor in the above calcs.

Good luck everyone!
 




Tom Hark Preston Park

Will Post For Cash
Jul 6, 2003
74,024
Agreed but it's not quite the same though. I agree that £16 for a burger is about the same as I'd pay in a pub in Brighton, however in a pub in Brighton I'd expect:
It to be cooked fresh from quality ingredients
Come on a plate with cutlery
I'd sit at a table
Be delivered to my table

Be cleared away
If the Terrace experience is like that then £16 is OK, I'm highly doubting it though.

Concourse food is similar in price/quality/experience to a fast food take away burger joint, which is fine.
And come with chips and salad (and have 2-for-1 Meal Deal Days when it costs about as much as it should have cost in the first place)
 




Milano

Well-known member
Aug 15, 2012
4,489
Sussex but not by the sea
So to calculate based on the percentages of the poll so far. I have assumed that Nottm Forest fans will not attempt to enter The Terrace and based on them bringing full FA Cup allocation of 6,000 fans.

Let's say 25,000 Albion fans in attendance.

65% won't attempt to get in = 16,250
2.6% Will be there for opening time = 650
3.6% will be there before 1pm = 900
20.5% will be there before 4pm = 5,125
8.2% plan to try to get in after 4pm = 2,050

Edit: 25 people will be in limbo because of a rounding factor in the above calcs.

Good luck everyone!
It's ~4,500 isn't it? 15% of the capacity.
 




Seagull Stew

Well-known member
Jul 30, 2003
1,492
Brighton






PascalGroß Tips

Well-known member
Jan 29, 2024
1,171
Murphy's on tap is a fantastic shout
Had my first pint of Murphys in years just a couple of days ago.

Amazingly just £5.65 a pint - in a pub just off Drury Lane, Covent Garden.

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BNthree

Plastic JCL
Sep 14, 2016
12,001
WeHo
I never buy food at the Amex, is it already that expensive? Feel bad for people with families wanting burgers for 16 quid each!

Food at the concourse windows isn't as expensive as that but The Terrace seems more a "premium" option. Same sort of prices as at Sussex Cricket a couple of seasons ago (when I last went).
 




mile oak

Well-known member
May 21, 2023
1,295
Agreed but it's not quite the same though. I agree that £16 for a burger is about the same as I'd pay in a pub in Brighton, however in a pub in Brighton I'd expect:
It to be cooked fresh from quality ingredients
Come on a plate with cutlery
I'd sit at a table
Be delivered to my table
Be cleared away
If the Terrace experience is like that then £16 is OK, I'm highly doubting it though.

Concourse food is similar in price/quality/experience to a fast food take away burger joint, which is fine.
THIS is a very good point the experience i doubt will even be Weatherspoon Standard BUT I havent experienced it yet so I will keep an open mind and be interested to know what others say o the forum after theyve tried it.
 




chaileyjem

#BarberIn
NSC Patron
Jun 27, 2012
15,375
Agreed but it's not quite the same though. I agree that £16 for a burger is about the same as I'd pay in a pub in Brighton, however in a pub in Brighton I'd expect:
It to be cooked fresh from quality ingredients
Come on a plate with cutlery
I'd sit at a table
Be delivered to my table
Be cleared away
If the Terrace experience is like that then £16 is OK, I'm highly doubting it though.

Concourse food is similar in price/quality/experience to a fast food take away burger joint, which is fine.
The £16 burger is the most expensive menu item across the entire thing. Its a triple burger and not that typical.
THe other "normal" burgers are basically a similar price to what you'd expect to pay in a premium burger place like Five Guys , or a Burger Brothers where their burgers are routinely £10+ and where you don't necessarily get any of the above. (apart from the fresh ingredients )
 








Bozza

You can change this
Helpful Moderator
Jul 4, 2003
58,713
Back in Sussex
Despite my moaning to begin with, I just decided to get an Amex so its worked.
You f***ing sell out.

I was looking forward to being with you on the picket line outside.
 


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