I've got tickets in the north stand for Saturday in the upper tier row x!! Is this right at the back of the stand?

Any one know how many rows are in the upper tier?

You will have rows Y and Z behind you.

The upper tier starts with row F, so there are 21 rows up there.

Cheers.

Is it a decent view or am I going to need binoculars?

Do u know how many rows are in the lower tier?

Quote maximo="maximo"Cheers. Is it a decent view or am I going to need binoculars? Do u know how many rows are in the lower tier?'" This should give you a rough idea; www.lufc.talent-sport.co.uk/Page ... gn=&type=H Click on "view from area" and a photo of the view should come up

Quote maximo="maximo"Cheers. Is it a decent view or am I going to need binoculars? Do u know how many rows are in the lower tier?'" This should give you a rough idea; www.lufc.talent-sport.co.uk/Page ... gn=&type=H Click on "view from area" and a photo of the view should come up

Oops, hold on that's the wrong stand. I saw the word upper tier and thought you meant the east stand. This is the north stand; www.lufc.talent-sport.co.uk/Page ... gn=&type=H

Oops, hold on that's the wrong stand. I saw the word upper tier and thought you meant the east stand. This is the north stand; www.lufc.talent-sport.co.uk/Page ... gn=&type=H

I was once sat up there for a LUFC vs MUFC youth game or something like back in the 90s. Good view in all honesty.

It's a decent view when you're watching a game of Rugby League, but when you're watching the fortnightly offerings of Leeds United you'd wish your seat was facing the other way. It's a good view wherever you're sat in the upper tier apart from some seats with "restricted view" specified on the ticket. These are behind slim stanchions right at the back of the stand.

Yeah, generally speaking no matter where you sit in Elland Rd you get a good view. Its just a shame about the severe lack of leg room, and vormitory and concourse size, but if it wasn't for this then the views wouldn't be as good.

Having said that when I went to Leeds' first WCC there my seat was in the away corner and had one of the posts holding the roof up literally where my legs were meant to go. I'd been told the ticket had restricted views, but I didn't expect to have metal girder three inches from my face for the whole match.

Try the press bench at Warrington. Myself & Mick Gledhill are both 6 foot 3/4 and ended up sitting on our knees on the floor cos you had to be about 5 feet tall to fit in!