Where is best for me to sit at goodison?

[Hackbread]

First time poster to grand old team

And I don't want reignite the park end v gwladys Street debate but.....

I have the time and ability to get to the match against Sheffield Utd in September and I have seen a range of tickets available for either park end or gwladys.

In my first ever and previous match I sat in the gwladys street and I loved every second. However I'm looking for a bit more of a seat with a view this time, but I really don't want to lose out on the vibe either.

Is the park end really as dead as people tell me? Should I stick to what I know?

I would really like to experience all angles before we move to Bramley Moore Dock though, or am I just wasting my time?

 

[everton1953]

Behind a post. They have a selection of these due to the lack of demand.

 

[Hackbread]

I think I would have been keen for that under koeman and allardyce but times have changed and it is actually worth watching a match these days

 

[Bazlar]

Park End mate. No posts in the way

 

[Connor]

Don't sit in the Park End, ever

 

[Hackbread]

Don't sit in the Park End, ever

Why?

 

[WA Toffee]

Lower Gladwys at the back is probably the worst view in English football. Everyone in front stands up so you can’t see the near half of the pitch, and when you stand up the roof blocks the view of the other half of the pitch.

Front of the Gladwys is probably good though

 

[Yakinblue]

Upper Bullens as close to the half way line as possible. Avoid behind a post like.

 

[dave n]

The view from the park end is good mate. You also get the banter from the away fans in the corner.
Gwladys street is good for a few chants/songs.
The main stand is good but tickets seem harder to get.
I'm not a fan of upper bullens or top balcony but I would still sit there rather than have a restricted view.

 

[Albro]

In the stands is definitely a good start.

 

[ProZ]

First time poster to grand old team

And I don't want reignite the park end v gwladys Street debate but.....

I have the time and ability to get to the match against Sheffield Utd in September and I have seen a range of tickets available for either park end or gwladys.

In my first ever and previous match I sat in the gwladys street and I loved every second. However I'm looking for a bit more of a seat with a view this time, but I really don't want to lose out on the vibe either.

Is the park end really as dead as people tell me? Should I stick to what I know?

I would really like to experience all angles before we move to Bramley Moore Dock though, or am I just wasting my time?

On my knee Daddy.

 

[AsiaAsia82]

To watch the match best go in the Bullens, great view of you avoid a post, probably closest side on view in the premier league.

 

[Alanbileysfeathercut]

In the bogs with a spliff

 

[Hackbread]

On my knee Daddy

In the bogs with a spliff

Both options sound equally appealing to be fair

 

[windymiller]

If you want to see the match, Park End. If you want to to go mental with the 14 year old "casuals" head over to the Lower Gwladys.