New Hospitality

[stevieb]

9 hours ago, Traf said:

My main (not only, of course!) gripe about the hospitality setup in the price hike once your kids turn 12.

Under 16's get the cheapest season tickets in the ground, but 13 yr olds pay adult prices in hospitality, meaning the uplift in price from their normal seat is obscenely disproportionate.

This is the other bit for me. My lad had 1 more year of u12s in him so do I get a season ticket in LOV or just do north upper where some of his football mates go. 

Can I send him in the family stand and get smashed on Madris in the LOV with a pint glass? 😂 

[Traf]

8 minutes ago, stevieb said:

This is the other bit for me. My lad had 1 more year of u12s in him so do I get a season ticket in LOV or just do north upper where some of his football mates go. 

Can I send him in the family stand and get smashed on Madris in the LOV with a pint glass? 😂 

El Carlingo

[burnden]

https://www.bwfc.co.uk/more/club-bolton/202526-seasonal-hospitality

Edited June 2, 2025 by burnden

[Farnywhite]

11 minutes ago, burnden said:

Anyone recommend whether is worth the extra for vice president compared 1877 for a one of game ? 

[tomski]

2 minutes ago, Farnywhite said:

Anyone recommend whether is worth the extra for vice president compared 1877 for a one of game ? 

@Big E swings in those circles

[freds dad]

1 hour ago, burnden said:

https://www.bwfc.co.uk/more/club-bolton/202526-seasonal-hospitality

Plus VAT.

[thebells]

1 hour ago, Farnywhite said:

Anyone recommend whether is worth the extra for vice president compared 1877 for a one of game ? 

Honestly. No. 

Nice food but no view of pitch and not overly relaxing in my opinion. Good seats in directors box but at the prices I’d be staying 1877. 

[Big E]

1 hour ago, Farnywhite said:

Anyone recommend whether is worth the extra for vice president compared 1877 for a one of game ? 

I think it’s worth it if you intend to booze at the game. Not a lot more and very comfortable