My first visit and there seems to be a lot of different pricing and seating options where do people recommend ?
QPR away
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birkbeck_dj
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I've been a few times and sat at a few places. It is one of the worst grounds currently standing. I've always found the lower tier seats to be the best value. That is ironic as they're the cheapest, but I've paid top prices for Upper tier and not seen the near goal. It's possible Adama Traore scored his first goal but I never saw the ball hit the net.
Grimble-grumble
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Once sat in the upper tier and had to climb over the seats in front to get in our seats. Place is a death trap with the bars and toilets down one long corridor. Someone must be getting a bung to give them a safety certificate
Redwurzel
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At least you can see the goal line in the Lower tier.
Prices from £31 to £37 for normal views in a very tight old stand behind the goal is actually more expensive than the Riverside. Away fans pay £32 for their seats at the Riverside, in a side stand, for a Saturday game and £29 for mid week.
Not only is the ground dangerous the roof also leaks and the concourse is very narrow for the size of stand.
Prices from £31 to £37 for normal views in a very tight old stand behind the goal is actually more expensive than the Riverside. Away fans pay £32 for their seats at the Riverside, in a side stand, for a Saturday game and £29 for mid week.
Not only is the ground dangerous the roof also leaks and the concourse is very narrow for the size of stand.
NorthumberlandBoro
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Worst concourse in the league, and overly officious stewards. I got accused of drinking booze in the stands when I was consuming tic-tacs, I kid you not.
homesickblues
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I kind of like QPR away, small and compact. The concourse is very tight but a decent view. Dont worry about getting a seat you will be standing most of the match.