The Trinity Place bar (as opposed to restaurant)you get one item of street food...burgers/pizza etc so you can't just go back for more (not difficult to understand). The seats are in the middle of the lower East stand as opposed to the Upper West (presumably the back) so the seats arguably are superior, hence the price differenceThank you. Still a bit confused as to what “one food item” means as well. Get bangers and mash and get one of the sausages free?the description says one food token so none of it is exactly clear. Still don’t quite get why village street is 50 quid cheaper and yet seems to have far more to offer in terms of bars/pubs. As @SLAVEN BILIC says above, maybe the view from Trinity place lower down is seen as a much more superior view to village street in the higher tier? And even though Trinity has only one bar, it’s heavily Everton themed with memorabilia etc.
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No need to be a condescending pr!ck. It IS difficult to understand actually and it seems I wasn’t alone here as a couple of others have queried the same thing. Apologies for not being as knowledgeable or savvy as your good self. Various terms for different packages have been used on different sites offering the same hospitality packages whether that be official sellers or third party. “One food item (why not just say meal? So if you order burger and chips do you get the burger free and pay for the bloody chips? A burger is a food “item”), “Food token” is another, not to be confused with the £10 VOUCHER off food in other premium packages.The Trinity Place bar (as opposed to restaurant)you get one item of street food...burgers/pizza etc so you can't just go back for more (not difficult to understand). The seats are in the middle of the lower East stand as opposed to the Upper West (presumably the back) so the seats arguably are superior, hence the price difference