Ticket 'Grades'

Can someone give me a very quick rundown of what the different grades mean? Like what the difference between grade 2 and 3 is? They are both the same price...

quick response please

Edit:

Why can you only buy one ticket for the St. Mirren game? I have always bought two, one for me, one for dad. What happens when my dad doesn't have a bank account so cant register?

 

i just need to accounts

dont need a credit card u just need an account to assin it to an account

and i thing grades are view not 100 %

 

I've wondered this before, but i think grade 1 is the best possible view in the section you are sitting in.

For example, grade 1 would have a slightly better view than grades 2,3,4... but still in the same area of the ground.

I think my ticket is grade 4, but i quite like my seat, i also get a "restricted view" discount because the wee green railings to stop people falling down in to the entrances blocks the corner of the pitch.... i literally move my head forward a couple of inches when the ball is there and its fine!

I'd sit on the roof if i had to if it meant i get to see Celtic.

 

i could be wrong but i thought the grades were to do with how close you are to the pitch, eg grade 1 very close, grade 2 further up the stand, and so on

 

Don't think so, i'm grade 4 (i think) and im in row M, so i'm pretty close to the pitch.

 

i think its regard to restricted view or how far away you are from the pitch, thats what i was told by the ticket office before anyway

 

It's supposed to be an indication of the quality of location of the seat.

 

Thanks guys, tickets for st mirren game are in the post wheeyy. Looking at the seats ofered in the grades I think that grade 3 are higher up than grade 2. Managed to get grade two anyway in section 442. Loved the view last time.

Train tickets are here, the excitement has started!