Seats price for higher Mayflower and Terrace stands

PRICES for the top tier of the newly-developed Mayflower Grandstand will be the same as those in the rest of Home Park Stadium for the remainder of the 2019-20 Sky Bet League Two campaign.

Using Standard Match-Day Pricing, that means that an adult ticket in the Upper Tier will cost £23 if bought in advance, while seniors and under-23s can view Home Park from the loftiest platform for £18 per game. Meanwhile, entry for Under-18s, Under-12s, and Under-8s costs £9, £6 and £3 respectively.

The value for money does not stop there, as standard seating in the Mayflower Grandstand Lower Tier is the cheapest in the ground. Bought in advance, an adult ticket costs £15, with a senior or under-23 ticket costing £12. Under-18s can sit in the Lower Tier for just £5, with under-12s and under-8s taking their seats in the Theatre of Greens for £4 and £1 – bargain!

Half-Season Tickets for the Mayflower Grandstand are now on sale, alongside the rest of the stadium. The ticket takes effect from the home encounter with Stevenage on Sunday, December 29, and carries through to the end of the Sky Bet League Two campaign, which is beginning to ramp up nicely.

As with the ticket-by-ticket price, Half-Season Tickets in the Upper Tier of the Mayflower Grandstand are the same as the rest of the stadium and can be seen below. Meanwhile, Half-Season Tickets in the Lower Tier represent the cheapest way to guarantee seeing the Greens for every home game between now and the end of the season.

Due to stadium regulations, the Mayflower Grandstand must undergo a number of test events with reduced capacity before it is fully opened – which is scheduled to occur for the New Year’s Day clash with Swindon Town.

As such, we are currently unable to offer single match tickets for the visit of Derek Adams’ Morecambe on December 14. It is the club’s intention to be able to offer a limited number of single match tickets for the clash with Stevenage on December 29, but we are still awaiting approval to do so.

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£15 to get piss wet through. Triffic. Only Argo could open a 'new' stand with no roof in an area where the weather during the football season is near permanent rainfall.

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Freathy wrote:: £15 to get piss wet through. Triffic. Only Argo could open a 'new' stand with no roof in an area where the weather during the football season is near permanent rainfall.

Only Argo could open a new stand featuring an upper tier, well I say tier its more of an offset block with restricted views

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Freathy wrote:: £15 to get piss wet through. Triffic. Only Argo could open a 'new' stand with no roof in an area where the weather during the football season is near permanent rainfall.

I'd rather pay £15 to get piss wet through than £24 to get piss wet through sitting in any of the first ten rows of seats in the Lyndy when it's raining with a good SW blow going. Nothing but halfway back the stands is dry with rain and wind in your face. At least it smashes the £20 barrier that puts loads of people that I know off form going to watch fourth tier football.

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Laughable

£12 for under 23's not bad though on lower tier. My lad will go for that on one off games

Whilst it's a tragedy that the Mayflower side hasn't been developed to inspire and for a bigger future, there will be very few games in the forseeable future, when supporters have to sit in any rain, as there will be room to move back or get tickets elsewhere in the ground.

Tringreen wrote:: Whilst it's a tragedy that the Mayflower side hasn't been developed to inspire and for a bigger future, there will be very few games in the forseeable future, when supporters have to sit in any rain, as there will be room to move back or get tickets elsewhere in the ground.

Indeed people will just climb over the small barrier and sit in the Pioneer seats soon as it pisses down. Pioneers will already be long gone if rain threatens. Fun and games next year

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This image from GoS shows there is no cover even for the padded seats, which presumably will need to be covered up all the time when not in use to stop them getting damaged by water or covered in seagull shit. Truly unbelievable.

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A free flue jab is on offer for the cheap seat dwellers

Pig master is renting out PASOTI umbrellas

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You'd be pretty miffed paying out for a pioneers seat and then getting soaked through for your money.

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Freathy wrote:: This image from GoS shows there is no cover even for the padded seats, which presumably will need to be covered up all the time when not in use to stop them getting damaged by water or covered in seagull shit. Truly unbelievable.

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I’ll give it a maximum of 2 seasons before Simon sees the light and splashes out on a cantilever roof

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My prediction is that board get fed up getting wet and take back Pioneers seats in upper level.

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The irony of the cheapest seats in the ground snuggling up to perhaps the most expensive - as some elude to, could be tasty. As for an oik bagging an empty pie-in-ear armchair, there will be some gasps from the gin palace and above!!

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The massive Expressway Derby or whatever it's called these will be interesting. Will they open blocks 19/20 or force us part-timers into the wet stand? Probably the difference to whether I'll bother or not. It's also possible they might offer a larger away allocation if enough of them are brave enough to travel.

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Tringreen wrote:: Whilst it's a tragedy that the Mayflower side hasn't been developed to inspire and for a bigger future, there will be very few games in the forseeable future, when supporters have to sit in any rain, as there will be room to move back or get tickets elsewhere in the ground.

Indeed people will just climb over the small barrier and sit in the Pioneer seats soon as it pisses down. Pioneers will already be long gone if rain threatens. Fun and games next year

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The Pioneer seats are in the upper tier.

Somebody tell the idiot please...

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green_genie wrote:: My prediction is that board get fed up getting wet and take back Pioneers seats in upper level.

This. ^^^

It is quite astonishing that the new Directors Box has been moved to an area where, with a proper Northerly wind, they'll get wet.

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Czarcasm wrote:

green_genie wrote:: My prediction is that board get fed up getting wet and take back Pioneers seats in upper level.

This. ^^^

It is quite astonishing that the new Directors Box has been moved to an area where, with a proper Northerly wind, they'll get wet.

Simon only turns up occasionally to be fair, a mere oversight perhaps?

Czarcasm wrote:

green_genie wrote:: My prediction is that board get fed up getting wet and take back Pioneers seats in upper level.

This. ^^^

It is quite astonishing that the new Directors Box has been moved to an area where, with a proper Northerly wind, they'll get wet.

I asked SH about that... He said "He saw no reason the directors should really have better seats than anyone else".

I'm not sure the visiting teams chairman and his wife are going to agree?

So these plush seats in the lower tier belong to who then ?? Far too many for just Directors obviously whatever soon as it pisses down all and sundry will pile in

The Pioneers prestigious club for 102 members. in Upper Mayflower Stand

Terrace seating (?)

Platinum Membership Prices start from £1,500 per season
Club Gold Membership Prices start from £900 per season.
Match-Day Hospitality available for £50 (+VAT) per person, or £400 (+VAT) per person for the half-season.

Tgwu wrote:: The Pioneers prestigious club for 102 members. in Upper Mayflower Stand

Terrace seating (?)

Platinum Membership Prices start from £1,500 per season
Club Gold Membership Prices start from £900 per season.
Match-Day Hospitality available for £50 (+VAT) per person, or £400 (+VAT) per person for the half-season.

Fair enough TG so who do all the plush seats belong to on lower level. I started counting from a previous screenshot and clearly cant be all for Directors and guests as far too many and lost count

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Probably count 440 which is number of corporate covers plus the Directors

green_genie wrote:: Probably count 440 which is number of corporate covers plus the Directors

I think that about it.

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