But you can't really compare the prices in different stands, especially a stand that's not even there yet.
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Season ticket prices
- Thread starter moggy
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But you can't really compare the prices in different stands, especially a stand that's not even there yet.
Captain Sensible
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I hope the South is for sale or the southwest corner. I have a feeling the ESU might not suit me. As one of the most expensive areas, I can't see it being too loud or have much singing and shouting about it. I go as much for atmosphere as views. I think there isn't a bad view anywhere at the Amex, so that doesn't bother me.
My reason for getting a ST is a financial one.
I was paying £30 match by match, but was hoping to get in an area that was around £20-22 per match with a ST. As I can only get to half of all matches. I have mates that will buy my ticket off me at around £20, bringing my total spen for a season well below match by match.
At £25 per match and what might be a family stand atmos, I might give it a miss. Oh and sun in your eyes!
Does anyone know if they are selling any other areas?
Captain Sensible
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Yeah I get that, but it just seems a bit disproportionate.
Mellor 3 Ward 4
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Apart from if it's sunny!
Mellor 3 Ward 4
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Personally I would have thought the prices in ESU (central) should be the same prices as WSU (central) ie for an Adult £490.00 for next season, inc. travel?
That is bloody good value for decent football...
Maybe you should have considered that before you spent a grand on some tin pot club in London.
Guy Fawkes
The voice of treason
- Sep 29, 2007
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However the ESU won't be as high up as the WSU so it is more comparable to the more expensive 1901 section in terms of views.
Usually the higher you go up, the further away from the action you are and the lower the price becomes which probably also helps to explain why the WSU is about £85 per season cheaper than the ESU
490 to me
The Sock of Poskett
The best is yet to come (spoiler alert)
- Jun 12, 2009
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South stand, south stand give us a song, south stand - give us a song!
Looking forward to getting the Albion noise pinging around the ground
Gazwag
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NS is £425 next season (increased by the £30 travel) which is £18 per game.
Somebody has posted on another thread they have got a new NS ST for next season
deletebeepbeepbeep
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- May 12, 2009
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The ESU is lower about the same level as 1901 tier on the west stand and hence a much better view in comparison to the top of WSU and higher prices as a result.
The top of the ESU is about the same level as the top of the 1901 stand.
DT Withdean
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- Mar 5, 2011
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WSU block D £480 per season.
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- Jul 7, 2003
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How favourably does twenty five notes for the ESU compare to the £30 odd we all spent for the pleasure of an evening in the Arthur Waite Stand at Selhurst, do we think?
- Jul 7, 2003
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...or £30 for the Milton End at Fratton Park?
Mellor 3 Ward 4
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Very true. Or £32.00 at West Ham, or whatever it was at Ipswich.
£25.00 per match (incl travel) is a bargain.
Even better value is WSU at £21.30 incl travel.
I wonder what the club will charge away fans next season, bearing in mind they will include travel?
bristo
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I've just bought ESU ST for £575. Row A level with penalty box where we'll be getting our penalties second half. A couple of people have mentioned row B is great. Have I made a mistake with row A that I can't fathom out? Also, didn't realise about the travel incl. bit. Is it the same deal as Withdean tickets? ie I only need to buy a train ticket to Shoreham because that knocks off a few quid a game.
Exactly the same, yes.