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It's no further than if the running track wasn't there, the seats would just continue down to pitch level. The rows at the Amex will be more than twice as far apart and there are 3 times as many rows.

Thanks Uter. The ends are actually not as wide as the pitch, for some reason.

:facepalm: to you to. I really don't know why people are making such a big deal of this but here you go. That drawing is derived from the planning drawings (unlike the tube map which bears no resemblence to the real thing). Also, none of those planning drawings show the whole of the west...

That's what they said at the 1901 presentations :shrug:

But... it is, isn't it?

This. The back of the west upper is not only ridiculously high but over a pitch's width from the pitch.

You still have to stand up to see though! Did they confirm Harveys on the concourses?

See this is my biggest quandary. Being on an aisle you can get a beer quickly but you also have to stand up all the time for people leaving 10 minutes early. I think I want as far from the aisle as possible for this reason.

You're not including people who said they couldn't make the presentations but would be given equal priority.