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So it says rail seating already in place in the lower section of the South Stand, does that mean just waiting for approval to stand ?

Really is. Tempting me away from the southern corners to be honest.

Escalator wrote: ↑Thu Nov 28, 2024 8:07 am So it says rail seating already in place in the lower section of the South Stand, does that mean just waiting for approval to stand ?

I wonder if its in place enabling people to stand now, but they're keeping the seats in to be compliant. It'll be interesting to see how strict they are with seating in that area when it opens

If say you went for the Club View option then a seniors rate is £900, if you have £190 pre loaded food and drink credit you are only paying £710 for your seat in a premium area. That sounds like a pretty good deal, my question would be if you were to put your seat on re sale does the £10 credit go with it or does the club just pocket it ?

Does seem like a suspiciously good deal considering some season tickets in the prem are over a grand.

Not wishing to start a row but...why would that be your question? It seems like a very unimportant part of the entire equation

How much is an adult ST currently for Goodison?

brap2 wrote: ↑Thu Nov 28, 2024 10:29 am Does seem like a suspiciously good deal considering some season tickets in the prem are over a grand.

Not wishing to start a row but...why would that be your question? It seems like a very unimportant part of the entire equation

I know, was just wondering if the credit stays with the ST holder or if it goes back to the club, obviously the £720 calculation is wrong and the price increases the more you put it on re sale, not a decisive factor at all.

Shogun wrote: ↑Thu Nov 28, 2024 10:31 am How much is an adult ST currently for Goodison?

£720 main stand which is probably comparable.

Tempted by the Club View

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Upper south will be my first choice of seat I think.

Escalator wrote: ↑Thu Nov 28, 2024 8:07 am So it says rail seating already in place in the lower section of the South Stand, does that mean just waiting for approval to stand ?

Rail seating is basically safe standing and a few clubs (including Liverpool) already have it in place. People can and will stand for 90 minutes. The seating element restricts standing to the same space for everyone so as to avoid overcrowding. If it continues to go well over the next few years expect lobbying to remove seats and move to a fully safe standing model.

Short answer though, we're not awaiting approval, standing will be allowed from day one.

I miss standing, stood with your mate at kick off, god knows where they are by halftime, although my memories are from when we regularly scored and jumped up and down celebrating.

Gash wrote: ↑Wed Nov 27, 2024 6:34 pm You can have a virtual view from your new seat in the stadium.

https://evertonstadium.io-media.com/mobile/index.html#/

I notice they don't have the pitch side advertising boards along the west stand.

Ticket prices are out.

Very reasonable