Only went on sale to home supporters yesterday so I'd venture sometime this week...1871royals wrote:Does anyone know when Everton tics will go on sale.
Games on the 9th thought they would have gone on sale by now.
We didn't take any tickets in the upper tier last season so I imagine it will be the cheaper of the twoT.R.O.L.I. wrote:If we're in the same stand as last year - which I'm 99.9% certain we are, then it'll be £28 / £31 for adults and £17 for kids:
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IIRC, my ticket last year was £31 - I also remember a lot of AST's being murked by the club when they were given tickets at the back of the stand with an appalling view (not that the view from the front was much better...).Huntley & Palmer wrote:We didn't take any tickets in the upper tier last season so I imagine it will be the cheaper of the twoT.R.O.L.I. wrote:If we're in the same stand as last year - which I'm 99.9% certain we are, then it'll be £28 / £31 for adults and £17 for kids:
Everton prices
Its not much of a ground...bit run down IMOT.R.O.L.I. wrote:IIRC, my ticket last year was £31 - I also remember a lot of AST's being murked by the club when they were given tickets at the back of the stand with an appalling view (not that the view from the front was much better...).Huntley & Palmer wrote:We didn't take any tickets in the upper tier last season so I imagine it will be the cheaper of the twoT.R.O.L.I. wrote:If we're in the same stand as last year - which I'm 99.9% certain we are, then it'll be £28 / £31 for adults and £17 for kids:
Everton prices
Z-CarsPieEater wrote:I thought the stand was pretty cramped with poor views and each exit was barely single file. That club tune they play reminds of a 1960's holiday camp though
On sale now - either £31 or £28 for adults. IIRC, the £28 seats last year were the one's right at the front of the stand (i.e. at pitch level or below).T.R.O.L.I. wrote:Tickets go on sale on Monday 28th January to members with 601 points or more - not sure what the prices are yet though.
I sat in about the 2nd row from the front of the Lower Bullens stand last season and due to the jobsworth sky cameraman I got the right hump with forever having to move left/right to see what was happening. I'd say it's better to be further back, I might even go for the Upper Bullens if we sell enough tickets to get seats up there.EASTENDER MARKY wrote:Having not gone to this one last year I don't know that much about the ground. Where is it best to sit/stand?
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