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Sitting in the CD 1 row x . How bad are the seats ?
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The seats are great. What number?
Who told you they were bad?
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In the 40s
Livi_The_Bear
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I'm in CD1 row AB - Vodka loyal, great seats
Crouchy
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Pen spot, Copland end.
My st is in the club deck, it's a great view.
CD1 is a bit to the side though.
The stairs are a killer.
CD1 is a bit to the side though.
The stairs are a killer.
You'll be about level with the goal line at the Copland Rd end. Great view when we're attacking in the second half.
I'm 58, closer to the six yard line than the penalty spot.
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Cheers guys, I had visions of being stuck at the back and staring into the top tier.
GarMckin
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Is a bit of the far side pitch not obstructed by the roof in row X? It’s been years since I sat up the back, but I can recall not having a good view of part of the pitch, could have been the near side corner area though.
The views near the front when I sat there are some of the best in Ibrox though.
It was designed to have no restricted view seats mate, so even rows Y/Z/AA/AB etc still have a great view (being right up at the roof can be toasty warm in the winter as well!)
I’m row T and there’s no obstruction. Cracking view
wandergers4
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I was an original debenture seat holder back in the day and yes it was a good seat but being a bigger than normal chap had to sit with my knees up round my neck...[slight exaggeration !!! ].. I gave it up as I played sport myself on a Saturday but have frequently been back at the games and the CD is good and the only comment I would make is that depending on what seat you are in you can't see the giant TV screens. To be honest though any ticket or seat at Ibrox is good enough for me so just an observation and certainly not a criticism.
Kaiser
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I sit in CD1. I have two seats there K33 and K34. Great view
Stevie13000
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Best view in the stadium.
mkgers
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Brilliant view up there. I'm 6'3 so I've got to make sure I'm on an aisle seat otherwise I've got to sit like a pretzel for 90 mins. Tbf I have that issue everywhere I've sat
simply_the_best
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Last season was my first time in the CD for a long time, a couple of different seats and the view was fantastic.
songsofglory
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I love the view from the CD. Being a short arse means I don't have the leg room problem either.
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You can't see the screens anywhere in the rear section.
Jamie_the_teddy_bear
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People don’t actually realise how good a view it really is... everyone should give it ago...
CD7.
Cracking view and usually alot of day trippers which helps the atmosphere.
I'm pretty much in line with the 6 yard box at the Broomloan Road.
Cracking view and usually alot of day trippers which helps the atmosphere.
I'm pretty much in line with the 6 yard box at the Broomloan Road.
Mark-Penny
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CD4 is where my seat is and I wouldn’t change it for anything. Best view in the stadium IMO.
Absolutely not. I used to sit in row T and it was a cracking view. As others have said, you can’t see the screens but I’m there to watch the game not the telly!
My point was why would the OP ask how ‘bad’ the seat was as opposed to say, ‘what is the view like?’. It was a negative slant.
The CD isn’t for everyone, but I’d never ever say it was ‘bad’.
Kwodman
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I hadn't really sat much in the cd. Until this season been up there for a few games now. I really like it you can see everything on the field of play . So might be looking for a st up there in the future.
a_weir
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Some of the best views in football, in my opinion
a_weir
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I love it. It’s TV-esque levels of view ability.
Kwodman
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Sure is i really like how you can see the play open up in front of you. Actually feel i follow the game better from up there.
Pygmy_archer
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Totally agree, I think that the view from CD5 is superb. I’m not tall but even for me it’s a tight squeeze and I find my knees can ache a bit towards the end of a game (a consequence of injuries incurred when playing football on black ash pitches in the 60s) but that’s a minor inconvenience taking into consideration the view.
Altogether_now
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I'm. CD7 as well. Which is at the other end of the club deck. £375 for a season ticket there. Outstanding value imo. If I look straight forward in my seat I look onto the Broomloan but think I'm 6 from the end. I had a season ticket in the Copland before and I much prefer my current seat. Its cheaper as well
Baldadonis
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I'm in CD7 as well.
Was a bit apprehensive at first when I bought the season ticket last year, but I don't see myself and the boy ever moving. Terrific view and atmosphere is decent as well
Was a bit apprehensive at first when I bought the season ticket last year, but I don't see myself and the boy ever moving. Terrific view and atmosphere is decent as well
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I have a season ticket in Copland front, but sat in cd4 for euro game and I am wanting a swap to club deck really like the view
Pennine Walk
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Absolutely hate the CD.
Often wondered what happens if you are of a large weight so to speak? The space and seats are too small.
Often wondered what happens if you are of a large weight so to speak? The space and seats are too small.
I had a seat up in CD7 for a couple of seasons. I’m 6’3” and the seats are tight for me. I’m still of mixed opinion about where I was to be honest. I was was in the cheap seats section, it was fantastic value for money and the view was excellent. On the downside, it’s a killer getting up there after a few pints, the legroom is very tight and I could never shake off the feeling of being slightly detached from the rest of the stadium.
I’m not a fan of cd either, last place I’d go if given the choice.
Govan rear is best view imo
I've had my seat in the Club Deck since it opened in 1991. I used to take me wee pal John,who was a good bit older than me and had no chidren of his own, to every game. He died and left his debenture, when it was worth something, to my young son, who is now 18 and has the best seat at Ibrox, bar none. A true gift for life.
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