Pitch Layout/seating Chart :: Nycfc.com Vs Stubhub?

[jeff boison]

Curiosity got the cat, so I went over to stubhub to check out what tix were going for - but was surprised by the differences in pitch layout between the stub hub site and the nycfc site.

I'm hoping that nycfc is going to be the more accurate depiction (especially since we all bought our season tickets using their image) - but does anyone know if that is the case?

I'm in 112 - which per the nycfc chart looks like it's behind the goal - but on the stub hub chart it looks like it's at the corner flag.

Anyone have any info?

-J

 

[forfalskning]

NYCFC one is correct.

 

[Gene]

Kind of tough to tell from this from this angle. If I had to take an educated guess I'd say you just might be halfway between the net and the flag. Maybe a bit closer to the net........

 

[NYCFC_Dan]

I pointed this out as well. People are definitely buying according to the stubhub one as certain sections are getting more $$$ and they're not correctly positioned.

 

[NYCFC_Dan]

Better idea of the sections.
Based on that photo the NYCFC Map is spot on.

 

[jeff boison]

thanks gang - SO excited for Sunday!

 

[Gotham Gator]

The difference between the two is this. On the NYCFC site, the pitcher's mound is off the pitch. On the StubHub site, it is on the pitch.

We know that the pitcher's mound is NOT going to be on the pitch, as they don't want to have to take it apart and build it back up for each game. This has been publicly announced.

So, the NYCFC site is the correct layout. You can also check their "Virtual Venue" page, which gives great shots of the view from each section.

 

[JayH]

From the Liverpool game which also proably shows pretty well how the field likely will lay: