Seats adjacent to the exits in WSU...

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FloatLeft

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What's the view like in seats around the exits in WSU?

I've just had a nasty feeling that those 2 available seats I snapped up yesterday might have been available for a reason... Like a pane of glass in our way.

 

bn1&bn3 Albion

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• Mar 20, 2014

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FloatLeft said:

What's the view like in seats around the exits in WSU?

I've just had a nasty feeling that those 2 available seats I snapped up yesterday might have been available for a reason... Like a pane of glass in our way.

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Other than the all the early leavers not a lot I don't think.

 

Papa Lazarou

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Worthing

• Mar 20, 2014

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FloatLeft said:

What's the view like in seats around the exits in WSU?

I've just had a nasty feeling that those 2 available seats I snapped up yesterday might have been available for a reason... Like a pane of glass in our way.

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the only pane of glass I can think of is adjacent to the camera gantry / Sky summary positon at the front of the WSU, and that does seem to cause a problem for the people in rows 1 or 2.

 

Everest

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I sit 5 rows from the front and 5 seats from the exit. View is fine from there.

 

edna krabappel

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I'm pretty much immediately behind the camera gantry, about five seats in from the aisle. No problems here (well, apart from the bladder-deficient occupants of the middle seats in the row)

 

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Hotchilidog

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myself and fourteenth eye have exit aisle seats and they give us immediate access to the bar, so we are just fine with them. I don't really notice the letting people in and out now. Good seats imo.

 

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FloatLeft

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I've moved to row L right next to the aisle so hopefully all is good

 

Curious Orange

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I sit just behind one of the exits - no problem with the view until about 10 minutes from the end of the match...

 

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edna krabappel said:

I'm pretty much immediately behind the camera gantry, about five seats in from the aisle. No problems here (well, apart from the bladder-deficient occupants of the middle seats in the row)

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I sat there-ish against Gillingham in the COC(k)UP in our first season, fabulous view.

 

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Last Summer

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Just don't swear or shout.

 

Hillian1

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Last Summer said:

Just don't swear or shout.

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This.

 

chimneys

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FloatLeft said:

I've moved to row L right next to the aisle so hopefully all is good

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The glass is in front of Row A, a good 30 feet below your seat halfway up that stand!

 

chimneys

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Hotchilidog said:

myself and fourteenth eye have exit aisle seats and they give us immediate access to the bar, so we are just fine with them. I don't really notice the letting people in and out now. Good seats imo.

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Good shout. People cannot have it all ways.

Either keep your seats at the end of rows and expect people to come by you, whenever that may be, or relocate to the middle area between each aisle when you will virtually never be disturbed/have your view blocked!

In fact, to anyone who is disturbed but sits end of row, on Saturday tap one of the early exit-ers you are so wound up about and ask to swap so they can have your prime seat. As I say, you cant have it both ways.

 

Notters

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If you're in row g or h by the exits you'll have a metal bar blocking part of your view.

 

armchairclubber

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Are they on end of row J in block C by any chance ?

 

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Frampler

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FloatLeft said:

I've moved to row L right next to the aisle so hopefully all is good

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I'm in row L, no panes of glass in the field of vision so don't worry.

 

Hillian1

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Notters said:

If you're in row g or h by the exits you'll have a metal bar blocking part of your view.

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You can add row I to that.

 

drew

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Notters said:

If you're in row g or h by the exits you'll have a metal bar blocking part of your view.

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I'm row h end of aisle and yes, there is a bar, but only affects view of touchline in south west corner. Small price to pay.

 

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FloatLeft

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Cheers chaps! Panic over. My last 2 years seats have been slap bang in the middle so to be by an aisle is quite exciting. I don't mind people queuing at the exit. I'll just stand up.