rebel51
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Does anyone know coz my dads coming he's 83 and he's bought a tkt up there by mistake. He's just had gout and thinks he can walk up there.
I don't think it's possible to use the lift. To reduce the number of stairs, use the entrance towards the south end of the ground (nearer the coach park). That way you can use the slope to access the upper outside area (where the player pictures are). There are fewer flights of stairs once inside at that end but it's still a long haul for someone in their eighties unfortunately.Does anyone know coz my dads coming he's 83 and he's bought a tkt up there by mistake. He's just had gout and thinks he can walk up there.
Large lifts in place but sadly only for caterers and camera crews...
Any chance he could put it on the ticket exchange and buy one somewhere with far less steps? Else maybe have a word with the supporter services, see if there's anything they can do. I really wouldn't fancy those stairs with gout at any ageDoes anyone know coz my dads coming he's 83 and he's bought a tkt up there by mistake. He's just had gout and thinks he can walk up there.
Can a single match ticket be put on the exchange?Any chance he could put it on the ticket exchange and buy one somewhere with far less steps? Else maybe have a word with the supporter services, see if there's anything they can do. I really wouldn't fancy those stairs with gout at any age
Yes.Can a single match ticket be put on the exchange?
Bridges are the solution to everything.I’m sure the original plans for the west upper had a footbridge that went across from concourse level to the Brighton Uni side (top of the legends wall). Sadly it got removed as part of the redesign when the roof height was lowered. Would have made access much easier for those less mobile.