This may well have been mentioned elsewhere but why is half of E1C block £170 cheaper than the other when it comes to ST renewal prices, especially when the corresponding side on the other half of the pitch (E1F) is all one price? You could literally be sat next to someone who's paying £170 less for an almost identical view or £200 more if you're an U-18 STH. Ideas?
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The Mystery of E1C
- Thread starter GJN1
- Start date
beorhthelm
A. Virgo, Football Genius
- Jul 21, 2003
- 35,303
because its family block. the question is why have they split the block between family and zone D, and i'd hazard a guess thats the only way they could fit a certain number.
SweatyMexican
Well-known member
- Mar 31, 2013
- 4,101
I happen to hold a season ticket just on the wrong side of that line, but hey ho, it's a bloody good view anyway.
Green Cross Code Man
Wunt be druv
I have tickets in that block. It was all family stand until a couple of seasons ago. I think they decreased the family part to maximise income but created another family block near to the away fans. The club has been decent and preserved family stand status for those of us who were there from the beginning.
bristo
Member
If it's the same as East upper where I am the division between sections is halfway between the access aisles ie the access aisle is in the middle of say section C. So maybe they just split it at the aisle.