Best Place to Sit at SCG and ANZ?

[Big Al]

I have an RAS membership too. I might join you on a game when the kids don't come .

Sounds good mate.

[Bas]

I'm a member of the RAS as well and I thought long and hard about whether I just get an SCG membership. In the end I liked the parking included in my current package too much to change.

However from how you describe your seats Wardy , I might utilise the RAS membership next year. Drinking out of glass you say... Mmmmm.

I have an RAS membership too. I might join you on a game when the kids don't come .

[Big Al]

I'm a member of the RAS as well and I thought long and hard about whether I just get an SCG membership. In the end I liked the parking included in my current package too much to change.

However from how you describe your seats Wardy , I might utilise the RAS membership next year. Drinking out of glass you say... Mmmmm.

[Wardy]

2011 still in same RedZone at the SCG so the free for all seats wise - but at ANZ I now have an RAS membership, early b'day present actually (thanks to my big bro!!!), and its reciprocal rights allow RAS members to be in the Gold Members area sipping wine out of a vessel actually made of some thing called "Glass" eating off a thing called a "plate" and one has a terrific view of the ground - so me (along with ORB and Mrs ORB) will be waving to our loyal subjects from the posh seats.! AND so as I didnt feel guilty about not giving the club as much dosh as did last year - I added premiership club to my memebrship so that made up for it (and then some!). Bring on 2011 - I have a good feeling about it already.

[Big Al]

I've been in Section 4 (or is that 5 as I am just left of the players race) of the Brewongle for 14 years now. I would not change.

Don't have to worry about the sun in day games. Down stairs and out on street after game and the waiter service is excellent.

ANZ level 4 in Section 409 which is OK but lack of leg space is a pain.

The halftime massages are excellent as well.

tsk tsk Bas, you've been in the bay next to mine all those years and you haven't said hi. Although Sec 5 does have it's standards. We don't just let anyone in.

[Bas]

I've been in Section 4 (or is that 5 as I am just left of the players race) of the Brewongle for 14 years now. I would not change.

Don't have to worry about the sun in day games. Down stairs and out on street after game and the waiter service is excellent.

ANZ level 4 in Section 409 which is OK but lack of leg space is a pain.

[ScottH]

6, 7 or 8 in the brewongle ... upper deck.

Great seats if you can handle my noise.

So O'Reilly is looking good then!!

[goswannie14]

6, 7 or 8 in the brewongle ... upper deck.

Great seats if you can handle my noise.

I've sat with Annie and she is right on both counts, but then I'm pretty loud too. It is the only time I have anjoyed a match at the SCG, as I could see what was happening.

[AnnieH]

6, 7 or 8 in the brewongle ... upper deck.

Great seats if you can handle my noise.

[Big Al]

Section 5 of the Brewongle according to the Swans is one the hardest parts of the ground to get into and for a good reason. As for ANZ, I'm finally changing to Level 1 eastern side because Level 4 is too far from the action for a myopic challenged person like me.

[Nich]

Bay 8 - O'Reilly Concourse. It gets nice and warm on a Sunny day but that's what I love about it. Nothin' better than a Sunday arvo in the Sun with friends/family, drinking beer, watching the boys. Can't beat it! And it really hasn't rained that much from memory? And if it does, you get wet, big deal : )

[Damien]

I moved from the Brewongle to O'Reilly a few years back and will never move, great view, elevated but feel very close and undercover. Can get warm on sunny days, but I enjoy that too with the sunglasses!

My personal favourite at ANZ is Level 4, mid section, but the mate I go with hates the elevation out there so we sit Level 1 on the side that the Swans run out (mid section) and that's quite a good view too.

[RogueSwan]

Avoid the Trumper Stand. Even in winter you stare at the sun and it gets very very warm. I sat there last year and I'm moving it's so bad.

Sunglasses?

[AnsweredPrayers]

Avoid the Trumper Stand. Even in winter you stare at the sun and it gets very very warm. I sat there last year and I'm moving it's so bad.

[desredandwhite]

It really depends on your preference. Like to be close to the action? O'Reilly or Brewongle concourse. Like to be up higher and under-cover? O'Reilly or Brewongle Stands. If you don't mind sitting behind the goals, or on the HFF, then go for the Trumper or Churchill Stands.

I've sat high up in the O'Reilly Stand for about 12 years now. The concourse on that side of the ground is not as deep, so you are still relatively close to the ground, compared to the Brewongle side. Unfortunately for day games, you can get the sun in your eyes towards the end of the match.