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justme · Joined: 05 Dec 2007 Posts: 2

Hi, I've never been to a Leeds match before, and was thinking of taking my
little girl to the Hudds game.

Looking at this plan...

http://www.leedsunited.com/page/StadiumPlanAndPrices/0,,10273,00.html

Am I right in assuming that the only place to sit , as non members , would
be L34 ?

I know there are other places in the ground for juniors, but shes only 7 ,
so I wouldn't want it to be too daunting for her.

Also, which seats do the away fans sit in usually ?

thanks in advance.

p.s

3-0 , yay !!! back on form Smile

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Whitelee · Joined: 28 Sep 2007 Posts: 10

You can sit anywhere you have a ticket for. They are available for most
parts to anyone depending on availablity. Away fans are located either in
the South East corner of the South Stand dependant on how many they can
bring. East Stand lower is the "family" area, but even here be prepared for
your daughter to hear some "interesting" new words. Tickets left (if any)
for Hudds game will probably be the £30 ones, that includes kids, cheaper
ones will most definitely have gone. Tickets for Bristl Rovers on 22nd Dec
are a cheaper option.

Whitelee · Joined: 28 Sep 2007 Posts: 10

Same post with typos sorted (hopefully!)
You can sit anywhere you have a ticket for. They are available for most
parts to anyone depending on availablity. Away fans are located either in
the South East corner or the South Stand dependant on how many they can
bring. East Stand lower is the "family" area, but even here be prepared for
your daughter to hear so "interesting" new words. Tickets left (if any) for
Hudds game will be £30 each, that includes kids, cheaper ones will most
definitely have gone. Tickets for Bristol Rovers on22nd Dec are a cheaper
option.

justme · Joined: 05 Dec 2007 Posts: 2

Thanks for that , will look into it.

I am curious why the family areas are so close to the away fans though. Hope
the days of bottles and coins being thrown are well over, lol.

Mindst you, it is Huddersfield, so maybe they'll be bringing and throwing
some pennine hill sheep , ha ha .

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