I'm back in the Uk in April and was thinking of giving it a go for the WBA game .Any good? I’m thinking of giving it a go for the Ipswich game. What time can you get there for a 3pm kick off? What time does it shut after the game? Is it normally crowded? Thanks.
Where do you normally sit?Did it for Boxing Day and have just booked for the Ipswich game. I like it mainly cos my dad can take his scooter up there and still get to his seat and I can actually see the entire pitch properly unlike where we are for the ST because he can’t handle the steps up to the seats.
The food was OK, I’d rather pay less and not have it tbh but nice to have a pint in comfort and go straight to your seat, big screen to watch the game before if there is one, music is OK, player comes in for an interview.
I wouldn’t go if there wasn’t a special offer on mind. £60/ticket is probably the most I’d pay if it wasn’t a special occasion.
Where do you normally sit?
I’ve got a season ticket in there - best thing is the view of the match, food is average as is the live music. Decent value at £60 though for Ipswich game.
Yeah, pretty busy most games, although they do alter size of room for the really popular ones (Boxing Day was very busy and much bigger space than normal - food bad though as struggled to cope with numbers).Is it particularly busy when there’s not an offer on? Curious how much it’s being used.
Petty question but do hospitality tickets still give points?
Petty question but do hospitality tickets still give points?
Is the seating unreserved in the balcony street bar? Or can you choose which seats you want?
in the posh stands? Every time they have a police check down the stadium for drugs it's people in that stand that are caught with it.Pretty sure they do yes.
As others have said, the experience isn't that great - the food is often rubbish (though haven't done the balcony street bar), and it's a bit function room-y rather than having a premium feel to it, but the pitch view is superb (except for The Mill). And it's a nice change of scenery now and then. Less coked up dickhead around too
We had the opposite experience; I was joining in the songs and yelling stuff, and kept getting funny looks from the others. I think they were guests of Ben Wilson's because he waved at them when he did his presentationWe did have a proper piss head in the row in front of us I had to ask to sit down cos my dad couldn’t see and he was acting like it was B15. No issues with other fans other than that tho
We had the opposite experience; I was joining in the songs and yelling stuff, and kept getting funny looks from the others. I think they were guests of Ben Wilson's because he waved at them when he did his presentation
Yeah sorry, didn't mean it to come across like I was criticising you or your father; just that those around me seemed quiet!I’ll join in songs. Just not stand up on my own shouting songs and swaying when no one else in the ground is
Never again . No atmosphere and so called fans sitting on their hands not joining in the singing, it’s like a morgue. A couple told their kid to pipe down and watch the game . He never jumped up to celebrate when we score. Toffee nosed pricks up there who think they’re above everyone.
why because it’s a different vibe and people just want to watch the football in comfort?Toffee nosed pricks up there who think they’re above everyone.
Sold a seat or allocated.No and no. You get given a seat for the game. The bar itself is unreserved shared tables.
Sold a seat or allocated.
That’s a but naughty of them. Perhaps they think you are a member of Leamington Supporters Club or a good friend of Julian Grey so will get away tickets that way.Not that I’m bothered as I don’t really go away but still not had any points assigned for the purchase either.
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