I'm thinking of bringing t'kids to see the final game of the season. It will be their first visit to the ground and indeed a RL game "live". Where is best place in the ground to see the game in a family environment? I've been plenty of times, but not for a few years (I live miles away), and always found the swearing a reason not to bring the kids.

West Stand

East has a better atmosphere usually. It depends on who you sit next to re: the swearing really, but I suppose that goes for any stand!

You will have to tell them to stop swearing then.


Seriously though, as Conroy says the West would be the best option but unfortunately there are no concessions in the West so it could get a bit dear.

If you want a quiet stand you could try the North Stand you won't hear any swearing there next week

East West South sorry but there will be swearing in any stand I'm sorry sign of the times.

East towards the South Stand, the lower down the stand you go the more kids and families there are.

Thanks for the advice.

West - too dear
South - too raucous
East - best option.

ah, slight hitch.... i sit in the West!

Im working on it but supporting Wigan, (and rangers) swearing seems to help me through it



Seriously, the west is the place... somewhere near the north stand side .. [size=50as far from my foul mouth as possible[/size



Get yourselves down

I've never had any problems in the South Stand and I take my daughter (now 7).

If you do get the odd drunken idiot, as I had at Hull KR on Sunday, I generally find that if I (relatively) politely ask them to stop swearing around the children, they usually pipe down.

Try supporting Hearts and Wigan your in real trouble ( rollercoaster ride) . There must be something about the West Stand , we sit there 2

West is best.
We even have Celtic supporting Wigan fans in there, very refined people, I must say.
The Captain doesn't realise this was a trial season for him in the West Stand, and his renewal application will have to go before "the committee"

However a few beers bought for the chairman in Kefalonia in a couple of weeks time would probably have some "influence"

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Really?

il look into that

Can anyone assist with pricing for tickets?

The ticket office is closed today, so I can't make a telephone booking for a "family ticket". If I purchase two adult tickets and two kids tickets using the online booking facility, will that be much more expensive than phoning up and getting a family ticket?

If there's not much difference, I'll do it online as I want to get the tickets booked before they sell out. Think we'll go for sitting in the east stand towards the south stand.

They won't sell out, phone ticket office tomorrow explain your situation and pick the tickets before the game on Friday then you are not worried by the postman etc, if you are answered by a young man called Matt he is very helpful, as are all the other staff.

Think you save about £3 per child, but the game won't be a sell-out so you will be fine ringing tomorrow and having your tickets posted to you first class.


Your cheque's in the post

Send it with my Grand Final tickets