My seat is the Tunnel Club if it’s directly opposite in the Colin Bell, yet a fraction of the price. Can see 104/5/6 at the very least going ‘semi-corporate’ as Dave said, I already have a dozen rows of padded corporate directly behind my row. And we already get punted out for CL group games because the block is considered prime view for the ever growing sponsorsSurely you’re right and over time it is level 2 which will become corporate or “premium”. I strongly suspect that as football changes there will be more call for this type of semi-corporate stuff, which is currently on offer in 93-20 and another area I think.
The view from level one isn’t good enough for either. It’s got too flat a camber.
Yeah, that’s what I meant by semi-corporate. Just a good seat and a superior “experience” for, say, double the price. I wouldn’t be surprised if sales of those types of tickets get increasingly popular amongst the tourists and glory hunters.Yes think at least the East and CB level 2 will be hospitality / corporate / premium. Will say though there is a big difference betewwen the 3 things and many lump them all together, wrongly premium like 93:20 I have sat in a few times and it is mainly S/C holders and matchday fans just looking for a different experience same with Joes, hospitality like Legends would be similar a lot of long time fans that have spare cash now to upgrade.
Corporate is very different with areas like the Tunnel club and while that maket will grow I don’t think its huge or too intrusive either and limited were it can go to have the access the Tunnel club has.
As long as the new stand and level 1 and 3 don’t change the demographics too much I’m fine with it myself.
Tick tock, mate.My seat is the Tunnel Club if it’s directly opposite in the Colin Bell, yet a fraction of the price. Can see 104/5/6 at the very least going ‘semi-corporate’ as Dave said, I already have a dozen rows of padded corporate directly behind my row. And we already get punted out for CL group games because the block is considered prime view for the ever growing sponsors
Not full corporate maybe for all of it but certainly the sort if halfway house we have with 93:20I can’t see all of east stand level 1 being turned into premium seating. We don’t have enough corporate support for that. Also where do you move thousands of fans to?
Colin bell stand level 1, the entire second tier and east stand level 1. Surely that’s too many seats.
I think they’ll make all of level 2 corporate, which I don’t agree with. The premium seats are often not sold out or full of away fans.
I know for Joes and 93:20 they are pretty much full with season ticket holders, there are the odd single seats in ther available for games, if I remember about £20 more than other matchday tickets.Yeah, that’s what I meant by semi-corporate. Just a good seat and a superior “experience” for, say, double the price. I wouldn’t be surprised if sales of those types of tickets get increasingly popular amongst the tourists and glory hunters.
I feel like a dinosaur looking up and saying to his mate ‘wow look at that shooting star! Pretty close that’Tick tock, mate.
I reckon you will be safe for some time. Focus over next couple of years will be on new corporate sections in the new stand and the eventual conversion of level 2 East and Colin Bell into semi corporate 93:20 equivalents once the new stand maybe creates space for a North Stand 93:20 lounge.Not full corporate maybe for all of it but certainly the sort if halfway house we have with 93:20
In 105 we are all basically resigned to being punted into the expanded north stand
Exactly right. Joes and 93:20 is almost all season ticket holders with very few tickets available match by match.I know for Joes and 93:20 they are pretty much full with season ticket holders, there are the odd single seats in ther available for games, if I remember about £20 more than other matchday tickets.
When we’ve gone in it’s usually been FA cup games when we can get a couple together. Think we've paid about £4/45 for them.
If they did a few more blocks like those I suspect most seats would get taken with season tickets.
My brother and his kids have seasoncards in 93:20 and they’ve had no end of tourists and away fans near them Tbf, only half a dozen regulars on their rowExactly right. Joes and 93:20 is almost all season ticket holders with very few tickets available match by match.
For tourists City would much rather sell £500 tickets for a meal in Goucho / Adacademy / Vermillion with a ticket the club have bought back of a non attending season ticket in level 3.
I think the idea of the new north stand is that it’s going to be ‘plebs only’ with zero corporateI reckon you will be safe for some time. Focus over next couple of years will be on new corporate sections in the new stand and the eventual conversion of level 2 East and Colin Bell into semi corporate 93:20 equivalents once the new stand maybe creates space for a North Stand 93:20 lounge.
There is no space to put another lounge in on Level 1.
Yeah, when I've sat there on a pals ST it has been very touristy. Also got given tickets in 93:20 via a corporate sponsor that had them going spareMy brother and his kids have seasoncards in 93:20 and they’ve had no end of tourists and away fans near them Tbf, only half a dozen regulars on their row
The Everton league cup semi was especially bad, Celtic, Madrid etc
And people saying its too many people to relocate, the club didn’t give a shit when they displaced thousands from ES L2 for Joe’s and 93:20
The north stand expansion is another opportunity to gentrify the side stands
The top of the stand will definitely be corporate as it will be linked to match days for those staying in the hotel the question is will they the keep or construct a new corporate area where the current one at the back of level 2 is !I could very well see the whole of the smaller second tier becoming hospitality ala Wembley. We can't be that far off it already. Looks to me like the glass at the top of the north stand would be more for conferencing and events attached to the hotel rather than match day hospitality.
My brother and his kids have seasoncards in 93:20 and they’ve had no end of tourists and away fans near them Tbf, only half a dozen regulars on their row
The Everton league cup semi was especially bad, Celtic, Madrid etc
And people saying its too many people to relocate, the club didn’t give a shit when they displaced thousands from ES L2 for Joe’s and 93:20
The north stand expansion is another opportunity to gentrify the side stands
Don’t see any need to, plenty of other places they can use.The top of the stand will definitely be corporate as it will be linked to match days for those staying in the hotel the question is will they the keep or construct a new corporate area where the current one at the back of level 2 is !
The top of the stand will definitely be corporate as it will be linked to match days for those staying in the hotel the question is will they the keep or construct a new corporate area where the current one at the back of level 2 is !
The top of the stand will definitely be corporate as it will be linked to match days for those staying in the hotel the question is will they the keep or construct a new corporate area where the current one at the back of level 2 is !
Most of the people I know in 93:20 (East Stand) are lifelong Blues. I think most of the ground has what you call tourists for Cup games.Yeah, when I've sat there on a pals ST it has been very touristy. Also got given tickets in 93:20 via a corporate sponsor that had them going spare
utd have had corporate seats in the stretford end for a number of years.If, and that’s a big if, the club put corporate on NSL2, they can f*cking forget it.
Imagine trying to put corporate on the Stretford End, the KOP, the Holt End or any other PL home end.
Scrapped after this year...utd have had corporate seats in the stretford end for a number of years.