Time to move the family stand

[mrtwiceaseason]

Currently on the ticket website.

Brentford at home.

Match day tickets currently priced at and remaining in 136.

Whats the point your making there are hundreds of seats available in kippax corner ?

 

[mrtwiceaseason]

South Stand level 3 was probably 60% full yesterday and that’s being generous

but it’s not the right time to be calling out any club for empty seats when half the country is quarantining !!!

The south stand think anytime is a good time to moan about the north stand

 

[Beaker]

South Stand level 3 was probably 60% full yesterday and that’s being generous

but it’s not the right time to be calling out any club for empty seats when half the country is quarantining !!!

South Stand Level 3 has the double edged sword of cheap season tickets coupled with extraordinarily expensive match day tickets. So not only do you have unsold match day seats you also have a lot of season ticket holders up there who don’t attend the majority of matches but keep the season tickets because they’re cheap. What they do with those tickets when they don’t attend is anybody’s guess.

 

[mrtwiceaseason]

South Stand Level 3 has the double edged sword of cheap season tickets coupled with extraordinarily expensive match day tickets. So not only do you have unsold match day seats you also have a lot of season ticket holders up there who don’t attend the majority of matches but keep the season tickets because they’re cheap. What they do with those tickets when they don’t attend is anybody’s guess.

So basically like the north stand then ? £30 for a 5 year old

 

[mrtwiceaseason]

The family stand is just too big and kills the energy in the stadium, it's time it was shifted to the upper tier wings, that end needs to dedicating to younger supporters,and made affordable, no disrespect to the regulars in there, but it just looks shite with the hundreds of no shows, a little bit of vision would work wonders for the whole atmosphere

Genuine question why do you call it the family stand when anyone can buy a ticket in there ?

 

[There is a Light]

Correct.

But the club will argue they've just reduced capacity and we still aren't filling the ground.

And the club will definitley argue Level 2 are premium seats with another new corporate area on level 2 of any future expanded North stand.

As I posted yesterday, keep the kids in NSL1 and relocate them to the two corner blocks of NSL1?

The club would be 100% right

 

[Beaker]

So basically like the north stand then ? £30 for a 5 year old

Yep, and kids season tickets in those areas range from between £135 and £165 which is between just over £7 and just under £9 per game. You can see why so many season ticket holders keep those season tickets even though they might only want to attend a handful of games.

 

[Man_City_Loyal]

Said it for years.

it’s shocking when we attack that end and the empties it always has.

 

[fathellensbellend]

Genuine question why do you call it the family stand when anyone can buy a ticket in there ?

Because it's the family stand

 

[jrb]

People will slate me for this. It won’t happen, but the PL and the club owners need to look at the festive calender. It’s obvious people are now voting with their wallets, minds, and feet. What once was a must do thing and go to a match on Boxing Day is no longer the case. Times have changed, and so has the mindset of supporters, old and young. With the cost of everything going up, food, utilities, etc, and the added cost of Christmas and the New Year, people can longer afford to do 9 home and away matches in Decemeber. But when have the PL, club owners, and TV companies ever listened to the fans and used common sense? The relentless pursuit of money always wins out in the end.