New Everton Stadium

[bigjonny]

Programme goes for £4, so that's something else. If you don't want it perhaps you can sell it for a discounted £3 when you get outside and get your ticket per game down to £34.36

I like your thinking.

 

[AndyRJ]

Everton fan service on twitter confirmed the ST is included in the £1200

Winner. I'll get one if there's any left by the time it's my turn.

 

[Tim UpperBullen]

Winner. I'll get one if there's any left by the time it's my turn.

That is how to get your 3 together as I assume they won't be doing tenure( they didn't fo hospitality)

 

[Jacko93]

That is how to get your 3 together as I assume they won't be doing tenure( they didn't fo hospitality)

I would assume that the January opening time for purchases is not entirely coincidental, and that it will infact align with tenure based ticket releases.

 

[Connor]

I've been fully 'I want to sit in the lower of the south stand'

But after using that seat view, reckon upper south stand, maybe 5/6 rows back is the sweet spot

 

[Jacko93]

I've been fully 'I want to sit in the lower of the south stand'

But after using that seat view, reckon upper south stand, maybe 5/6 rows back is the sweet spot

Nah man, you don't wanna be sitting there, no way Jose, worst spot in the ground that.....

 

[Tom Hughes]

Everton fan service on twitter confirmed the ST is included in the £1200

You can see why they've only released now. Kind of makes the corporate lite packages on the other side look a bit expensive.

 

[Tom Hughes]

It's been done to death on here, i'm 100% convinced it won't block anyone's view, even more so now these virtual views are available. Some others would disagree.

The aisle seats adjacent to the wall have had to be removed from approx last 10 rows. That suggests that this was a similar oversight to those near the away section. As I said at the time, I couldn't remember seeing any similarly angled corner walls cutting across the line of sight of a lower raked stand (they were parallel to the goal line in the original Meis scheme), as it makes no sense to do it that way.

 

[Tim UpperBullen]

You can see why they've only released now. Kind of makes the corporate lite packages on the other side look a bit expensive.

I agree totally. The club have been clever. Also including the £10 credit included in the price is a big incentive for those ST holders to drink in the ground

 

[Cjplennon]

That is how to get your 3 together as I assume they won't be doing tenure( they didn't fo hospitality)

They are definitely doing tenure for this one.

 

[GoldenToffee]

https://www.evertonfc.com/news/2024/november/27/virtual-venue-feature-/ 3D virtual view

This is ace. Just had a look and definitely not a bad seat in the house.

 

[The binman chronicles]

The aisle seats adjacent to the wall have had to be removed from approx last 10 rows. That suggests that this was a similar oversight to those near the away section. As I said at the time, I couldn't remember seeing any similarly angled corner walls cutting across the line of sight of a lower raked stand (they were parallel to the goal line in the original Meis scheme), as it makes no sense to do it that way.

It does look better and more menacing with the swept back look, rather than parallel. That obviously comes with a few compromised seats though.

 

[allen]

Abysmal value if it's not including the ST though. Paying a grand to talk to Leon Osman.

They should have made it inclusive, with the option of paying a grand so you don't have to talk to Leon Osman.

 

[Blue Parkender]

Am I the only one that doesn’t think the £1200 is that bad value?
If we expect the average season ticket to be around £800 then it works out around £20 more per game. But that’s for seats with one of the best views, £10 bar tab, a programme and exclusive area.

£10 bar tab will get you a pint probably.

 

[Tom Hughes]

It does look better and more menacing with the swept back look, rather than parallel. That obviously comes with a few compromised seats though.

Surely it would look better and more menacing if it turned the corner fully, (ie bigger wrap-around safe-standing capacity, and with no views compromised). I don't think that was intentional....and those removed seats suggest an oversight.

The other option was for the lower corner section not to turn the corner into the side stands, but continue at that angle, till it blended more seamlessly into the lower raked stand. With a lower dividing wall providing unimpeded sightlines of the playing area (and the whole South stand) for those on the lower side-stands. Materially and structurally no more complex nor costly in the grand scheme.