New Everton Stadium

[BullensRoad]

Is the cheapest corporate on the East Stand side just £1600? I thought the ones I was offered were much more than that, maybe the cheaper ones had already gone. Do they all have views of the River on that side? Tbh, the biggest benefit for me would be not having the sun in your eyes occasionally during the match. Upto last year I had to pay for 6 season tickets, now only 4, so even just an extra £400 a pop would soon stack up. I have already got a river view and can sit in any pub for free . Also, the South Stand will have views of the river, docks and city...... for general admission prices. Everything is relative of course.

No the cheapest for the village in the west stand was £1600. That included all free food and drink before, during and after.

I'll pass you contacts for the person who can't sort it for you, but I'm fairly certain it's all sold out.

 

[BullensRoad]

I bought my seat in the Trinity Bar East Stand in January, cost just over £3,000 with VAT.

I never understood why people chose that. You got all your food and drink sorted for the same price in the west stand village.

 

[Blue Parkender]

Think the cheapest corporate seats were well over £2,000. As I say mine was £2,500 plus VAT making it over £3,000. We looked at both stands and there was nothing under £2,000.

 

[BullensRoad]

The packages on the West stand started over two grand plus VAT. So at least double the cost of the Club View seats.

No they didnt, the cheapest got offered at £1600. Why are you lying over this and the site views?

 

[BullensRoad]

Based on a 3 year agreement btw.

 

[Pazza]

Based on a 3 year agreement btw.

Yeah I agree I was advised when I looked into this was it was always plus VAT and commitment for 3 years. £1600 plus VAT meant for me it just was not viable as I drive in for most games.
If you then decided to not renew, it did not automatically give you a season ticket. You would have to join the waiting list as per normal.

 

[Dr Baxter]

Based on a 3 year agreement btw.

That was the killer for me. I would have shelled out a lot of money as a one off treat for just one season in a new stadium. 3 years and then no guarantee of a downgrade to a normal season ticket did it for me.

 

[Tom Hughes]

No the cheapest for the village in the west stand was £1600. That included all free food and drink before, during and after.

I'll pass you contacts for the person who can't sort it for you, but I'm fairly certain it's all sold out.

Is the village upper or lower tier (or both)? Have you already been allocated your seat? I would imagine that they'll all be long gone by now.

 

[Cjplennon]

Is the cheapest corporate on the East Stand side just £1600? I thought the ones I was offered were much more than that, maybe the cheaper ones had already gone. Do they all have views of the River on that side? Tbh, the biggest benefit for me would be not having the sun in your eyes occasionally during the match. Upto last year I had to pay for 6 season tickets, now only 4, so even just an extra £400 a pop would soon stack up. I have already got a river view and can sit in any pub for free . Also, the South Stand will have views of the river, docks and city...... for general admission prices. Everything is relative of course.

Cheaper ones were over 2k and got snapped up very quick. By the time i looked it was around 3k. It's basically a free bar and a snack. Club view would suit me miles better, free bar doesntbwork for me and club view seems good value compared to the cheapest hospitality. Im sure some ST holders who switched to hospitality are complaining that it wasnt explained that club view qould be an offering prior to them signing a 3 year contract.....I think I would be annoyed. But perhaps its is a late addition due to hospitality selling out. Hopefully a sign the club is learning to be more commercially savvy!!

 

[Cjplennon]

No the cheapest for the village in the west stand was £1600. That included all free food and drink before, during and after.

I'll pass you contacts for the person who can't sort it for you, but I'm fairly certain it's all sold out.

Looked at all my docs again and the cheapest was £1950 + VAT.

 

[Cjplennon]

Looked at all my docs again and the cheapest was £1950 + VAT.

Perhaps the £1600 was a special deal that wasn't on any off the official literature?

 

[Tom Hughes]

Give up to save your sanity.
This stadium will always be flawed to some because it’s not a redeveloped Goodison.
FWIW, I’m inclined to agree, everyone with a professional involvement says there’s no obstructed views, if they’re telling porkies we’ll know soon enough.
If they’re not, by then there will be some other minor ‘issue’ to cling onto to why this stadium was a bad idea / design / fiscal exercise etc etc.

I would've thought that not insisting something is what it isn't, would be an easier way to preserve sanity.

I was looking at a stadium on the dock and elsewhere when you were probably happy clapping Kirkby, quoting multiple "professionals" saying it was the deal of the century, the most accessible stadium in the country etc. How did that work out again? Isn't it good that a few discernable blues bothered to question it?

 

[John from Bootle]

I would've thought that not insisting something is what it isn't, would be an easier way to preserve sanity.

I was looking at a stadium on the dock and elsewhere when you were probably happy clapping Kirkby, quoting multiple "professionals" saying it was the deal of the century, the most accessible stadium in the country etc. How did that work out again? Isn't it good that a few discernable blues bothered to question it?

Why are you still going on about Kirkby Tom?

I wasn't totally against the idea, though I had reservations. The one argument that did wind me up is the "it's not in the city" bollocks. As far as I'm concerned, Kirkby is part of Liverpool. Don't care what some line drawing, vote influencing politicians say. To say Kirkby is not in Liverpool is akin to trying to tell Spurs, Arsenal, Chelsea et al that they're not in London.

 

[maccavennie]

No they didnt, the cheapest got offered at £1600. Why are you lying over this and the site views?

There's a few posters basically saying they all got offered corporate at 2k+ so he's not really lying is he?

He's one of the best posters on this thread and takes the time to put up about 90% of the videos we all watch along with tommye

 

[Blue Parkender]

I am 76 yes old in January and have terminal cancer, I treated myself to a corporate seat knowing it was for 3 seasons. Didn't even think I would make the new stadium but I'm getting closer, it gave me something to aim for and I'm not going anywhere till we win a cup. Gives me another 50 years.