The new combined North/Cricket stand will have 4,200 seats for cricket and 3,825 facing the rugby pitch.

The new South Stand will have a capacity of 7,721 (2,217 seated).

Carnegie Stand
Capacity- 4,550 (1,844 seated)

I hope that helps

Thanks. So roughly speaking we will have around 8,000 seats. That’s a hell of a lot to sell game after game if the product on the field isn’t that great.

Think the corporate side will be a bit under done for a few years until we have the squad and performance levels that people will want to bring customers to see.

lol It would be pretty mid-range. No caviar or truffles, but a bit better than a cube of mild cheddar and a mini silverskin pickled onion on a cocktail stick!

Think an open faced roast beef sandwich on a fancily named bread with rocket

They could always offer an upgrade to full hospitality for a fee. Did you know you can stand on the SS for £60 and get a meal and access to the corporate areas pre and post match?

I agree that that's a lot of seats. Either they're going to have to attract some new fans or the existing fanbase will need to undergo a massive cultural shift to sit down (and pay the extra money to do so). I don't think I've ever seen Headingley completely full since the Carnegie opened. Always seems to be empty seats

It's not really a lot of seats though, it's up from 7,228 seats in the old stadium. An increase, yes, but hardly a huge one and especially when the club hopes some South Stand standing fans to take the opportunity to move to seats.

The seating areas sell out pretty regularly, as does corporate generally, at least in the good years. You'll always see empties when families of fans are away but that's different to them not being sold.

You should get on a bit of commission.
Always been partial to cheese on a stick. Very70's.
When I was a lad rocket was a weed. And as for open sandwiches I'd ban them. A sandwich by definition must have a filling being sandwiched.

Sold out about 4 times in the last 4 years

The Southstand has sold out a lot more than that

I remember being in the old south stand last season on many a game when the club said it was a sell out in there and it wasn't.

Will prices change for a championship season?

Good luck selling 8000 seats next season if we don’t sign at least 4 serious starting quality players...

No announcement for 2019 season tickets yet ?

Need some good news first

No announcement on the 2019 season structure yet, Leeds don’t know what their selling, we don’t know what we’re buying

Meeting with the commercial director Friday to discuss new season tickets, they have offered me 4 tickets in the new premier suite at £10k plus Vat , currently paying £6,800 plus vat in the legends suite, been asked to sit with the directors and comfy seats LOL.
Food in the corporate is excellent, in the legends , three course meal, silver service , tea and coffee, after game cheese and biscuits tea and coffee, plus a full bar. Therefore it's agreed experience, but the increase in payment and not knowing if it's SL or Championship next season I won't commit. Been watching rubbishy this year and I ask you to try filling four seats at every home game when your playing crap, we have had games when I can fill the space.
Now for the next match on Saturday I am again struggling to fill the seats. Anyone want a free meal and game ticket.

That's a BIG Price Hike !

Oooo look at me I can afford 7k on season tickets. Oooo look at me everyone I'm off to see the club about paying 10k for season tickets. Oooo look at me everyone.

or alternatively he works for a company that can afford to buy them?

Belting bragging about it on the Internet. S'all am sayin

Bragging that much he's offering a free ticket and meal to anyone who wants it? I don't see this as bragging, seems to me more like sharing their knowledge and experiences.

Grow up - £7k is a very modest spend for this type of marketing activity. As has been stated it will be a corporate expense not his personally. My company have corporate at Man City and Utd. both cost 3 times as much as the Carneige - yes you get more games but it is on a different pricing level to the Rhinos.

Let's break it down - 52 tickets 13x4 plus 52 serious meals = £130 person - that seems pretty good value - taking clients out for meals can easily cost that much. Just a shame the main focus of the entertainment has been so poor.

No you grow up

Envy is a terrible thing - displaying it on a message board is even worse.

Life is not fair its not meant to be fair

and it's tax deductible

Sadly its not - you can't even claim the VAT back