West Ham kiosk pricing

[Trueblue82]

If you thought it was bad at Ibrox look at this, disgusting for what is meant to be a working man’s game.

 

[TerrySilverLoyal]

Isn’t London dear for a pint anyway?

What’s the prices at other grounds?

 

[cambridgeblue]

£6+ a pint is normal in London

 

[Sir Know it All]

It’s about £6 a pint a concert in Glasgow, it’s about par based on location

 

[RFC80UK]

What is disgusting is that water is over £3. Water.

 

[Papasmurf]

Nothing wrong with that (given the greater context). Similar to an airport as an example

I’d argue the soft drinks are over priced in comparison

 

[Trueblue82]

£4.50 for a bottle of coke is outrageous. And if you got 2 kids with you then that’s an expensive day out

 

[PartizanGit]

£4.50 for a bottle of coke is outrageous. And if you got 2 kids with you then that’s an expensive day out

Not if you buy the Coke at a shop outside.

 

[Shengus Malengus]

Folk saying "that's okay" have been conditioned to that nonsense.

To say £7.60 for a pint and £4.50 for a wee bottle of coke is okay is just fucking absurd.
I don't care if it's London or Govan, there should be a law against it.

 

[Albert Bridge Bear]

Probably the cheapest pint in London.

 

[Macky]

London prices are always much higher as is their average wage. They charge £4.20 for Coke Zero, we charge £3.20! We are the ones being robbed there

 

[Papasmurf]

Folk saying "that's okay" have been conditioned to that nonsense.

To say £7.60 for a pint and £4.50 for a wee bottle of coke is okay is just fucking absurd.
I don't care of it's London or Govan, there should be a law against it.

A law against companies selling their on products for what people are willing to pay for it? Come on.

It’s clearly a mental cost but no one is forcing you to buy it.

 

[Portrushbear]

That's about a quid dearer than most places in Belfast city centre these days

And the same price I was paying for a pint at a concert recently

The bigger issue is how can they have a pint at a game and we can't?

 

[Shengus Malengus]

A law against companies selling their on products for what people are willing to pay for it? Come on.

It’s clearly a mental cost but no one is forcing you to buy it.

I know there isn't and never will be, but my personal opinion is there should be.

If you can implement a minimum price law(Scots) then a maximum price law shouldn't be out of the question.

In saying that, hell mend the tits that pay it, I certainly wouldn't and I have a pathological hatred of tight arsed bastards.

 

[CooperSF]

Wine bottle and sack the rest

 

[FhillBear]

Not shocking at all.

Paid 6 quid for a pint in Partick when I was up the road the other week.

 

[TNF985]

£6.50 a pint at Tottenham Stadium

 

[True Blue]

Folk saying "that's okay" have been conditioned to that nonsense.

To say £7.60 for a pint and £4.50 for a wee bottle of coke is okay is just fucking absurd.
I don't care of it's London or Govan, there should be a law against it.

It’s market forces mate. They will charge what people are willing to pay.

 

[Crown_Defender]

Folk saying "that's okay" have been conditioned to that nonsense.

To say £7.60 for a pint and £4.50 for a wee bottle of coke is okay is just fucking absurd.
I don't care of it's London or Govan, there should be a law against it.

Was just about to say the same. Just because one bastard of a company rips everyone off it's 'fine' that they all do it.

Choices, of course but, piss poor all the same.

 

[wee_bear]

£4 odd for a soft drink is a bit of a liberty, the pints aren’t the shocking thing from that board.

 

[DadoDrinksMilk]

That's nothing. I paid 14 Dollars for a pint when I went to a Florida Panthers (Ice Hockey) game in March.

By far the most expensive pint I've ever purchased.

 

[Dalex3]

People have a choice. Buy it if you want to.
Don't buy it if you don't want to.

 

[Crispy Bacon]

£3.20 for a bottle of smart water

Which is tap water

 

[LetsGo]

Confectionery

 

[Professor Yaffle]

Scandalous

 

[Donsky]

£3.20 for a bottle of smart water

Which is tap water

Peckham Spring

 

[Talktalk]

If you thought it was bad at Ibrox look at this, disgusting for what is meant to be a working man’s game.

That Smart water isn’t as smart as it thought it was as it’s selling itself too cheap

 

[GazzaG]

What is disgusting is that water is over £3. Water.

There are free water refill points in the stadium though.

Take your own bottle and you don't pay a penny.

 

[Bubba Zanetti]

That's more expensive than when the London Stadium was doing gigs during the summer

 

[Plantation pioneer]

That's nothing. I paid 14 Dollars for a pint when I went to a Florida Panthers (Ice Hockey) game in March.

By far the most expensive pint I've ever purchased.

I was 13 dollars for a can of beer at New York City game earlier in the year.

 

[aghalee_hero]

More fool the people paying these stupid prices.

 

[artificialintoleranz]

If you can implement a minimum price law(Scots) then a maximum price law shouldn't be out of the question.

While I am not sure I agree with you that is a fair point.

 

[ibroxbound]

Peckham Spring

'We'll be millionaires this time next year Rodney"

 

[Bobby Russell's Perm]

£3.20 for a bottle of smart water

Which is tap water

Now that’s not very smart

 

[bear wi nae hair]

I know there isn't and never will be, but my personal opinion is there should be.

If you can implement a minimum price law(Scots) then a maximum price law shouldn't be out of the question.

In saying that, hell mend the tits that pay it, I certainly wouldn't and I have a pathological hatred of tight arsed bastards.

If I want a pint, or some food or whatever and I’m out and about then id never deny myself. Living in London for many years you expect to pay a good bit more than in Glasgow and if I’m off to the O2 or Wimbledon etc then I expect to pay a quid or two more again. I’d rather be a “tit” and enjoy my day out doing what I want than be like you, moaning my arse off about it and wanting maximum pricing introduced

 

[raywilko]

$15 for a beer in any American sports venue. Although you get to go drink out of the can or bottle, instead of pouring into a plastic cup.

 

[Mrs_Prso]

I get these prices are probably not that wild for London but £7.30 for what is likely to be a flat pint in a plastic tumbler is also ridiculous.

 

[Vony Tidmar]

What is disgusting is that water is over £3. Water.

2005 Ibiza water was 15 euros it's shocking.

 

[DejaVoodoo]

Those prices are ridiculous. However they'll charge what they think people will pay. Personally, I wouldn't pay those prices especially for fairly rubbish beers.

 

[Aye Ready 1872]

Ridiculous pricing AND they can't spell Confectionery!!

 

[Papatango]

Not shocking at all.

Paid 6 quid for a pint in Partick when I was up the road the other week.

Deoch an Dorus so serves you right Rosey is just along the road, Stumps is opposite and plenty others to chose from.

 

[willowbankbear]

Isn’t London dear for a pint anyway?

What’s the prices at other grounds?

I paid £5.50 for a pint in Wembley stadium in 2019
The Crystal club pre match was £4 a can of beer not sure about the nip prices tho

 

[willowbankbear]

2005 Ibiza water was 15 euros it's shocking.

Was that in a club ?

 

[speedo215]

They’ve fair put the prices up, it was £6.30 a pint in April.

 

[Brian Laudrup]

If you thought it was bad at Ibrox look at this, disgusting for what is meant to be a working man’s game.

BST festival at Hyde Park during the summer was cheaper than this

 

[willowbankbear]

They’ve fair put the prices up, it was £6.30 a pint in April.

On yer wages that’s %^*& all tho

 

[Brian_Fantana]

£7+ is not London prices. It’s Kensington prices. You can easily get a pint for under £6.

Charging football fans that for a pint is ridiculous, seeing that spurs were £6-6.50 when I was there for the NFL.

I think it’s a bit different from high prices at a gig as football is a frequent expense fans have to pay to go along to see their team, not a ticket every few months. It should be subsidised if you have a season ticket IMO.

 

[Wang]

That's about a quid dearer than most places in Belfast city centre these days

And the same price I was paying for a pint at a concert recently

The bigger issue is how can they have a pint at a game and we can't?

I’m from NI but have lived in Glasgow most of my adult life.

When I’m over in NI now the price of drink is shocking. Even wee local pubs are charging close to £5 for a pint of Harp/Tennents.

Was £3.80 for a Tennents in the Horseshoe Bar in Glasgow city centre on Thursday.

Yesterday was £3.80 in Park Bar and £3.65 in Kensington.

 

[Blues and Royals]

These aren’t London prices, these are Geneva prices.

 

[iaatpies]

£6+ a pint is normal in London

I was £6 for a pint in Sunderland back in March before a gig I went to.