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http://www.kingsturge.co.uk/property/th ... ymouth.htmplymouth biscuitman wrote:Unfortunately the Pennycomequick is now shut and boarded up.
I'm in Row M too. Happy enough with that.AlexY25 wrote:Got mine today. Row M. Not bad i suppose.
Block 22?T.R.O.L.I. wrote:I'm in Row M too. Happy enough with that.AlexY25 wrote:Got mine today. Row M. Not bad i suppose.


Do you know which rows are the family area? I got tickets for my son & I, but didn't ask to go in the family area and don't really want to be there. I haven't got the tickets with me, but I think they were row X.AlexY25 wrote:![]()
We sit by you at home games too![]()
Were near enough the top row before the families start, so standing will not be easy
Quality bit of work. Oh and in by the wayT.R.O.L.I. wrote:Updated attendance:
Would love to take credit but I think we all know who created itheathrow royal wrote:Quality bit of work.
Which one is Heathrow?heathrow royal wrote:Quality bit of work. Oh and in by the wayT.R.O.L.I. wrote:Updated attendance:
Thanks. I paid £31, as the tickets were purchased on-line and there didn't seem to be an option of the 'family ticket'. The £5 discount would be nice, but not if we're surrounded by small kids. Apologises to all those with small kids, but been there and done that and missed enough goals whilst running them to the toilet for the 15th time during a game!!T.R.O.L.I. wrote:Back six rows are the family area.
When I booked my tickets (one for me, the gf's son and two more adults) I was told that we couldn't all sit together in the family section. Therefore if you only bought a ticket for you and your son and it cost you £26 (as opposed to £31) then you are in the family section.
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