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That's because that family area was the most bizarrely priced in the stadium.

And Return of the Rev and PPF have been Seagulls fans ever since. :albion2:

Same here. I've got 2 kids to bring along, big day out, £70 for the 3 seats is okay by me. I could actually have bought 1 row in front and it would have been £115, lower tier £175. I don't need to be too close to see City's 70% possession of the ball :lolol:

Block 548 in the Family area must be the most bizarre in the stadium, divided into 3 different price bands. You can be sat across the aisle in row 20 seat 257 having spent £65 on your ticket, from the person in the seat the otherside of the aisle in row 20 spent £30!? WTF. That is nothing short...

PB has just dropped mine off personally and stopped for a herbal tea. #BarberIN

Bit of a trek for them.

It doesn't. They know they're not as big as Liverpool and United, they're also proud most of their fanbase attends from locally from their city. Most City fans also remember it was only 19 years ago they were in Div 3. ManUtd and Liverpool would sell out the semi final, because they'd have so...

That was relatively stress free as it happens. In total, with different logins over the last week got 18 of us all sat together across 4 rows, which is no mean feat I feel.

Upper tier behind goal rows 1 - 14 from the front of the stand is £45, rows 15-24 £30.

I would have thought that using purchase history from even the Withdean yearswould contravene GDPR as well. I doubt they can keep much of the data they hold without express permission which we now give, but if that purchase history has stopped how can you use data from say 10 years ago if that...

There are still plenty left in the upper tiers from rows 8 back to 24. In the cheaper section rows 15 to 24 you can still take your pick in many of the blocks.

I certainly don't want to forget my glasses for this one! :lolol:

There is a brilliant digital link that can show you a view from an exact seat. https://3ddigitalvenue.com/clients/sports/wembley :D:p

I've gone row 15, as discussed above, that is the front row of the £30 seats, rows 1 - 14 are £45. So you would expect the view to be better the lower in the stand you are. There is a few of us with kids in tow and a few others, so £70 for an adult +2 kids didn't seem so bad in the cheaper price...

What I don't get is the people who bought a seat the expense side of the price split? I saw loads either 1 row forward or back from saving £15-£20 per ticket. The person in the seat directly behind or in front will have paid that much less. Maybe just didn't realise or care? :shrug: