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I think reductions given by companies such as trains are more the fact they recognise that they cannot offer disabled people the choice to sit where they want. I dont think anybody will feel this is unfair.

I do agree with you that as a disabled person I am happy to pay the full amount as I dont expect to get a discount because of my disability. The only thing I disagree on is the comparison you make to other sections of the community. People choose to have children, choose to have a mortgage...

The main issue was the lack of wheelchair viewing areas at a raised level. 50% of wheelchair seating should be at a raised level in order to give a fair choice of where to sit. Premium seating such as 1901, boxes etc does not count only general seating. The club were 13 seats short on these...