New Everton Stadium

[Brennan]

Here’s a good video for a comparison of the sort of “hospitality” the RS are offering for a mere £500 per person. Absolutely shocking.



As someone said in the comments, you’re basically paying £450 for snacks and a comfy seat.

Exactly.

£9k a season for a three course meal is cheaper than that over 19 games.

 

[Johnnytotal]

How much is a box for 1 game at BMD u reckon or will they be reserved.

 

[Cjplennon]

Looks like another roof truss section has gone up. A centre section on the North stand. 9 out of 15 up now. ?

 

[MikeH72]

How much is a box for 1 game at BMD u reckon or will they be reserved.

The pitch won’t even fit Johnny.

 

[BramleyMoore2024]

Looks like another roof truss section has gone up. A centre section on the North stand. 9 out of 15 up now. ?

That’s good, perhaps it was the weather delaying things.?

 

[Gardocki]

Isn’t the captains table just a paid bar in the park end or is it a meal etc too?
Can’t believe access to a paid private bar will be £9k
Equally can’t believe a full dining job in GP is only £2k.
No wonder we can’t afford to pay the likes of James £500k per week.

It’s just pints and a big platter of fishfingers.

 

[TrailerTrash]

It’s just pints and a big platter of fishfingers.

You say that as though pints and fishfingers are a bad thing...

 

[Tom Hughes]

It’s not just London.

Liverpools cheapest hospitality ticket is about £350 a game. That’s £5-6k a year, at a dump.

Our hospitality has been cheap (just like our genera tickets) for years due to a) we’re crap and b) the stadium is not desirable to those who aren’t Everton fans.

The new stadium instantly solves point b.

You missed (c)... basic supply and demand.

Everton have tried to raise the cost of their limited corporate before. Even after major refurbs of existing lounges (which are equivalent to a compatible offer elsewhere) they haven't been able to push it that far.

I'm assuming that the example posted (£2k to £9k) is an example of the club trying to speculatively push a much higher-end product, with several cheaper levels available to negotiate down to. I think there will be 7 levels of corporate on offer.

As regards LFC.... let's be honest, they're supply/demand figures are on a whole different planet to ours. They've limited supply for decades. My brother in law lives in the US and is an overseas member. He pays hundreds just to sit in an ordinary seat whenever he can get over, and sometimes thousands just to enter corporate-lite areas. There are tens of thousands like him who will pay a fortune for their rare visits. We don't have that.

 

[arch stanton]

It’s just pints and a big platter of fishfingers.

I'm in! Where do I sign?

 

[Gardocki]

I'm in! Where do I sign?

 

[tmgc]

Looks like another roof truss section has gone up. A centre section on the North stand. 9 out of 15 up now. ?

9 out of 45 isn't it ?

 

[jonnyboy316]

Here’s a good video for a comparison of the sort of “hospitality” the RS are offering for a mere £500 per person. Absolutely shocking.



As someone said in the comments, you’re basically paying £450 for snacks and a comfy seat.

That did not look that great. The London stadium one I did was better and cheaper

 

[TrailerTrash]

That did not look that great. The London stadium one I did was better and cheaper

For 500 quid a ticket I expect a reserved seat in the lounge.

It all felt a bit like a bar on a cross channel ferry.

 

[Cjplennon]

9 out of 45 isn't it ?

Depends what the 45 is in relation to? Im talking about the trusses on the North and South Stand.

 

[tmgc]

Depends what the 45 is in relation to? Im talking about the trusses on the North and South Stand.

Ah right sorry I misunderstood