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North Stand expansion | Trial Event - Wed 20th May (p110)
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Looks like the cross bar seats are at the back of the original 2nd tier…
People gonna have to move.
If that is accurate or representative, I still find it all a bit weird. So they would have moved it up from the original approved place, but not moved it far enough that it wouldn't require any moving.
If that indeed is the GA+ cross bar and the below is the city hall.
Also, if it is proportionate, and we know the cross bar GA+ is circa 650 seats, then the City Hall seats look like circa 1100-1200 seats, that I had previously mooted.
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Same since 2015 in principle.
I’ve always questioned that block pricing strategy which the club brought in. How can the club charge a person more or less for a season ticket for siting one row in front or one row behind another person in the same block?
Centurions
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Perhaps I'm misreading but aren't your prices coming down for this season at least? I've no doubt (at this moment in time anyway) that the existing holders will pay whatever the new ones are being asked for the upcoming season in 2027/28.How do people read this? Prices are fixed for current ST holders but ultimately do we think prices return to the new, inflated prices the year after, so the NS matches the SS?
Currently at the front of NS level 1 but thinking if I stay put prices will accelerate north fairly quickly. Obviously much cheaper in the new bit of I go now
That’s what I find ridiculous. For pretty much the same view as well.
I think in terms of atmosphere, it’s going to affect the type of people who are in those seats. It could be like ss3 meets the Colin bell stand lol
That’s an interesting mix of City fans. SS3 & Colin Bell, with SSL1, safe standing, thrown in at the back. Lol!
It could be a first for the PL atmosphere wise.
It’s like Classic FM, Smooth Radio, and Radio X all playing at the same time.
blueparrot
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They may well be, but if they are anything like 93:20 they will be regular SC holders. Not hospitality to me, normal fans that want a bit extra. To be honest call them what you like but the North stand isn’t ‘full of hospitality’ it’s very far from that.The GA+ is hospitality thats why it is being sold by the hospitality department.
I've not said it us full of hospitality, but the fact remains the Cross Bar and City Hall are hospitality. They are also considerably more expensive than 9320 which isn't classed as hospitality by City.They may well be, but if they are anything like 93:20 they will be regular SC holders. Not hospitality to me, normal fans that want a bit extra. To be honest call them what you like but the North stand isn’t ‘full of hospitality’ it’s very far from that.
Alot of people asked 1894 move there, let's see how many of them move there
FFs, don’t start this again.
No, a lot of people didn’t ask 1894 to move there.
It’s an individual choice to move or not, not an 1894 choice.
Nobody is being forced or can be foreced to move from their current seat to the new NSL2.
1894 along with the club are helping City fans who want to move to NSL2.
cleavers
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Because they set the prices, and can do what they want, if someone chooses to pay £260 more for the seat in front of me, that has basically the same view, then that's up to them.How can the club charge a person more or less for a season ticket for siting one row in front or one row behind another person in the same block?
They may well be, but if they are anything like 93:20 they will be regular SC holders. Not hospitality to me, normal fans that want a bit extra. To be honest call them what you like but the North stand isn’t ‘full of hospitality’ it’s very far from that.
I posted a link. The club clearly states the current bars are hospitality bars. City Hall and the Cross bar will be no different. They will be listed as hospitality bars along with all the other bars on the OS, regardless of the type of City fan using them.
blueparrot
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No I know you didn’t, but the post I was replying to did say that.I've not said it us full of hospitality, but the fact remains the Cross Bar and City Hall are hospitality. They are also considerably more expensive than 9320 which isn't classed as hospitality by City.
Well yes, obviously. As you say, the club can do whatever it wants, regardless of what that is. But that wasn’t my point. You know what my point is. It doesn’t matter.Because they set the prices, and can do what they want, if someone chooses to pay £260 more for the seat in front of me, that has basically the same view, then that's up to them.
antrimblue85
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Has anyone heard if the new north stand section will be open for the Villa game?
No.Has anyone heard if the new north stand section will be open for the Villa game?
We’re still all guessing.
Apparently the club wants the seating, and maybe the concourse bars, open for the Villa game as a minimum
Looking very likely but won't be known for certain until close to the game.Has anyone heard if the new north stand section will be open for the Villa game?
cleavers
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Actually I don't really know what your point is.Well yes, obviously. As you say, the club can do whatever it wants, regardless of what that is. But that isn’t my point. You know what my point is. It doesn’t matter.
When I go to wembley, I always get the cheapest ticket, as near to the front of the block as I can get. I got the cheapest SS3 ticket I could, as near to the next price level up as possible.
It's all about what the individual chooses.
This won't affect me anyway, as I have no intention of moving again.
LongsightM13
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CorrectFFs, don’t start this again.
No, a lot of people didn’t ask 1894 to move there.
It’s an individual choice to move or not, not an 1894 choice.
Nobody is being forced or can be foreced to move from their current seat to the new NSL2.
1894 along with the club are helping City fans who want to move to NSL2.
There were two overseas weirdos who have never set foot in the ground, posting AI slop demanding match going Mancs give up seats they’d been in for decades and move to the opposite side of the ground, just so they could post bollocks on social media
Has anyone heard if the new north stand section will be open for the Villa game?
Running out of time for test events , youth cup would be decent choice but was supposed to be same day as Brentford first team game
Behind the hoardings surely, the club have already stated no one has to move from the existing seats in front of the hoardings.
That made sense, till they installed the new seats with no padding.