Season Ticket - New

[Bob!]

I was thinking about his 80 year old father, isn't the South closest to the lift to the coach park?

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For home fans it would be the Southern end of the East Stand

 

[Gazwag]

For home fans it would be the Southern end of the East Stand

ok fair enough

 

[Steve in Japan]

Completely OT, but that's quite an age range in your family, 80 to 7 with you somewhere in the middle !

agreed, it`s a long story!

 

[Steve in Japan]

I am very happy with the response, nobody told me to poke off or stay in Japan, all very constructive - a credit to NSC

 

[algie]

I would avoid the corners with an 80 year old. If money isn't an issue get seats in either WSL/ESL but near the back to avoid getting soaked.

 

[ozseagull]

I am very happy with the response, nobody told me to poke off or stay in Japan, all very constructive - a credit to NSC

Poke off, stay in japan.

Anyway. I have a very similar set up as you and am family stand east lower e1g. Close to the coach park, no stairs, family atmosphere, bit of banter with away fans, all round a pretty decent spot.

 

[MissGull]

You're not near me then!?
Best view without rain or sun in the eyes is centre back WSL, nearer you can get to that the better

I guess not. I'm with the library brigade, and the first time tickets. ('what colour are we wearing?')

 

[dejavuatbtn]

East Stand Lower gets very crowded and like a creche sometimes (most times) with kids running about. If you go Central, E1D, E1E for example, an important consideration for an 80 year old is how close are the toilets? From those 2 sections it can be a nightmare at halftime fighting through the crowds and joining the line to get in the toilets so despite E1D and E1E having the best views, you might want to go nearer the North or South ends of the East Lower.

Not taking the piss here btw, I've been over there for three seasons and understand why people leave their seats a few minutes before the halftime whistle.

I agree. Not the best bit of stadium planning, piss awful in fact.

 

[bpbill]

If you want to consider the family stand then give the club a ring.

I had an email from them the other day regarding Season Tickets in there but it did say this option was only available over the phone.

 

[martyn20]

ESU is a wonderful view and the lifts make it possible

 

[drew]

I agree. Not the best bit of stadium planning, piss awful in fact.

I would think the situation with the toilets is pretty much the same everywhere, it certainly is in WSU.

 

[Notters]

Don't do WSU, every game without fail there are people half way up the stairs looking like they have just reached the top of Everest.

I just can't understand how they don't get any fitter.

 

[Stumpy Tim]

I would put a vote in for the SW corner. I've taken my Dad (69) and son (3) and it went really well. My Dad has no mobility problems which your Dad might, but it's actually a good view and the bar really isn't busy. I like it there

 

[hans kraay fan club]

I would put a vote in for the SW corner. I've taken my Dad (69) and son (3) and it went really well. My Dad has no mobility problems which your Dad might, but it's actually a good view and the bar really isn't busy. I like it there

You're just trying to make me feel better, aren't you!

 

[Stumpy Tim]

You're just trying to make me feel better, aren't you!

LOL. I'm sure we could swap tickets during the season for a few games. SW corner is one of the better parts of the ground IMO. My favourite parts of the ground are East Upper, NW corner & SW corner

 

[Simster]

SW corner is surprisingly good, but I still think the location of my first season ticket is probably the place to be - right at the back of the ESL. It's a decent atmosphere in the family stand, safe, and devoid of the sort of mong who swears for the sake of it.

 

[Badger]

I would put a vote in for the SW corner. I've taken my Dad (69) and son (3) and it went really well. My Dad has no mobility problems which your Dad might, but it's actually a good view and the bar really isn't busy. I like it there

He does when he's had 4 cans of lager on the train from London to York.

 

[Steve in Japan]

Feel a lot more informed now, thanks all.

 

[pasty]

Next season me and my mate are taking our kids in the WSU. As part of their stair climbing "training" we will include hauling *COUGH* stones of weight up them by rope. By December hopefully I'll have a cross between a sherpa and a husky in my employ.

I'll be buying the burgers. It's only fair.

The only thing that gets me up those bloody stairs is the fact that there is beer at the top

 

[Stumpy Tim]

He does when he's had 4 cans of lager on the train from London to York.

Yeah that's true.

By the way, I had a dream last night that you DIED. You're not dead no?