£24,£32,£40,£46

[Napper]

£32 for me

 

[Publius Ovidius]

32

 

[Locky]

Not sure yet .....probably £32 but may go for the £40
depends where the £32 are and what the view will be like.

 

[Ex Shelton Seagull]

Was going to get the £40 tickets but now i'm thinking about splashing out an extra 6 quid and get the top notch tickets.

 

[Braders]

Not sure yet .....probably £32 but may go for the £40
depends where the £32 are and what the view will be like.

the £32 are second tier ones !

 

[Lammy]

£40 for me!

 

[Johners]

£40 for me - why not make sure view as good as possible

 

[Ex Shelton Seagull]

Go to www.footballgroundguide.com. It gives a good description of the views from the seats in each price band.

 

[Locky]

the £32 are second tier ones !

Just looked it up and £32 tickets are middle bottom and middle top tiers.

 

[empire]

un f***ing believeable stadium,cant wait

 

[FG aka Football Genius.]

not a bad site indeed but not exactly crystal clear where the restricted view seats are and i think its bad practice for any club to be selling these type seats without advance notice i dont see the official web site stating this will that be informed information for the punter before purchasing i doubt it. The club say all seats are good well if you are live at a ground id say being able to see the pitch all of it was good anything less isnt and should be clear. so it looks as if unless to purchase the 2 top price tickets you may well end up with a restricted view

 

[Blackadder]

I think we are going for the £46 option.

It's not going to be a cheap day out but there again play off finals only come around every 13 years or so!

 

[tinx]

Basically a sinderstand it

£46 tickets are middle tier
£40 Are front of top tier
£32 Are middle of bottom and middle of top tier
£24 Are right at the back of top and bottom tier Back of top tier can be restricted by the big TV screens.

 

[ben andrews' girlfriend]

46 for me!

 

[Lammy]

£40 for me - why not make sure view as good as possible

Surely £46 would do that

 

[Giant Seagull]

*checks bank account*

 

[Lord Bracknell]

The North End price structure that applied at the Third Division play-offs last season is the same for us.

I reckon the best bet for anyone wanting a good position behind the goal is a £40 ticket in Block N3.

[For £38, £32, £26, £20 in this plan, read £46, £40, £32, £24 for our game]

 

[Mr C]

*checks bank account*

And I thought you were going to buy my ticket for me

It ain't gonna be cheap, and I'd rather be saving money right now, but as has been stated, these occasions do not come ruond very often, so we have to make the most of it

 

[JJ McClure]

That looks awesome. I was thinking £32 would be ok, but the middle tier looks best so it may have to be £46.

 

[Ex Shelton Seagull]

Back of the top tier - you need a telescope to see what's going on on the pitch. Plus the back of that big scoreboard is a bit of a distraction.
Right at the front of lower tier - Kind of below pitch level which makes it difficult to see whats happening on the opposite side of the pitch.
Under the 2nd tier, at the back of the lower tier - not too bad a view, bit distanced from the action. I found those TV's to be rather annoying because of the silent TV effect whereby you are always attracted to a silent TV. In the end I stopped watching the action on the pitch and just watched TV. I could have watched it in a pub and saved my money!