Where to get a season ticket?

[Redwurzel]

With the NW and SW corners you get better concourses with windows. If it gets busy in the NW corner you can usually use the West Stand concourse too.

From the NW its a better view of the big Screen and in the top rows you can see Roseberry Topping.

I can understand the SW corner is noisier if that is important to you.

If you want the least steps and quickest exit its the North Stand, but I don't like sitting too low in stadiums. You are also closer to the pitch.

 

[The Ruthsayer]

No recommendations for the North stand yet?

Er, block 26? Unless it’s been moved to a different stand and I haven’t noticed. Entirely possible these days.

 

[fmttmadmin]

Have been in the centre top of North Stand since day one of the Riverside. Always enjoyed the atmosphere and the action.

 

[northernrower]

Er, block 26? Unless it’s been moved to a different stand and I haven’t noticed. Entirely possible these days.

Sorry, missed your post

 

[northernrower]

Any recommendations for block 21?

 

[Funky_Chicken]

I'm looking to get a season ticket for the first time in while, having given mine up for work reasons. My previous was in the west, but am now looking to sit in the north or north west corner.

From personal experience, which block would be recommended? Naturally I'd be hoping for a good set of folk around me if possible.

Thanks in advance

I’ve heard there’s smelly people in those areas you’re considering - go back to the west upper, Nobby is looking for a new person to carry his flask and blanket. I got the sack last season after i dropped one of his toupee’s in the urinals at the Huddersfield game

 

[Simply red]

Try a few different areas before you decide . I started Block 17 north, did 10 year then moved to block 62 south stand , then block 58 south stand behind the goal, and now reside in the SW upper, where the atmosphere is great , get a lot of the old school up there, and you can access the full West stand . Class above, good concourses , watch the fans arriving through the big windows, and generally a good bunch up there. You can test a seat, if you don't like it move.

 

[northernrower]

With the NW and SW corners you get better concourses with windows. If it gets busy in the NW corner you can usually use the West Stand concourse too.

From the NW its a better view of the big Screen and in the top rows you can see Roseberry Topping.

I can understand the SW corner is noisier if that is important to you.

If you want the least steps and quickest exit its the North Stand, but I don't like sitting too low in stadiums. You are also closer to the pitch.

Try a few different areas before you decide . I started Block 17 north, did 10 year then moved to block 62 south stand , then block 58 south stand behind the goal, and now reside in the SW upper, where the atmosphere is great , get a lot of the old school up there, and you can access the full West stand . Class above, good concourses , watch the fans arriving through the big windows, and generally a good bunch up there. You can test a seat, if you don't like it move.

Both these are really insightful, thanks a lot. I'd never considered the corners before but must admit that my head is now turning!

 

[spanishman]

UD Almería? First match this season is Real Madrid at home.

 

[MickaelDebevePhenomenal]

Block 17, a nice mix of old school cynicism and thinly veiled disgust.

 

[northernrower]

Thanks for all your input, I opted for the North stand in the end Can't wait for the season to begin now.

 

[The Ruthsayer]

Thanks for all your input, I opted for the North stand in the end Can't wait for the season to begin now.

A wise choice sir.

 

[Borehamwood_Boro]

South is the only option really unless you are a fanjo or have children