Reverse ban on fans taking food into AFC Wimbledon's ground

Jane Lonsdale

The cost of the food options in the stadium are prohibitive for many. Food restrictions aren't part of Martyns Law and safety requirements. I'd like the club to rethink their policy re bringing food into the stadium.

Glyn Palmer

Diabetic and vegetarian

Kathryn England

The ridiculous prices for food within the ground. We will just turn up for kickoff rather than coming early for a couple of drinks before and after the game. Shame as it gives us the chance to catch up with friends. This will kill the atmosphere of the club. Please think again -

Vickie Wright

Not everyone can afford to pay the ridiculous prices for food within the ground. We will just turn up for kickoff rather than coming early for a couple of pints before the game. Shame as it gives my dad the chance to catch up with friends he wouldn’t otherwise see. He’s 82.

Marilyn Growns

How about thinking of those people who have dietary needs!

Bernie Baldwin

I do not believe that carrying one's own food into a football ground is a safety issue.

Andy O’Sullivan

Whilst I appreciate the club needs money , this is rather in poor taste (no pun intended ) the cost of living is incredible and our core fans loyal through and through contribute enough please think again

michael Joyce

Just another factor that makes a trip to the Lane seem more like a chore than a joy.

Grahame Farquhar

Both food & drinks sold inside our stadium are very expensive.

Shaun Clifford

We’re a fans owned football club that give every penny we have to help out,and something like this happens what a joke!!

Brian LoCicero

Look, this is such a silly thing and should have been discussed before being rolled out so voice of the supporters who keep getting asked for more and more money could be heard. roll this back and stop being idiotic. Sincerely, Brian LoCicero, Lifetime Dons Trust Member and the ChicagoWomble

Supporter

I can’t see how a small number of people bringing their own food / drink into the ground is 1- dangerous or2- likely to damage the club’s finances.

Sean Conner

It's a squeeze too far on loyal fans.

Michael Houston

Not everybody can afford the prices of the food within the stadium and tickets prices already cost a lot more than other clubs in L1. This is a terrible decision and is penalising fans unnecessarily

James Akhurst

We travel to home games, food in the ground is expensive and also sometimes queues are too long at half time.

Paul Hodson

Supporters should be allowed to bring their own food and drink into the ground, as long as it can be checked on entry. The club cannot always cater for everyone’s dietary requirements, and the prices inside the ground are simply too high.

Supporter

having medical issues ,i have to eat certain foods that the club does not provide, i also cannot wait in long lines for food due to disability, this is just a cash grab from a so called fans club that in reality does not put fans first. Sort it out Wimbledon , we ressurected this club for us fans, and yes i spent thousands in it myself, and it was not to be treated like this..unnafordable dividion 3 football is shocking, even the ticket prices are among the most expensive

David Spink

Seat 123/K/9. Its ridiculous that the club doesn't allow snacks and sandwiches to be taken into the ground. If the provision in the stadium was more affordable and more accessible (shorter queues), then it m8ght not be necessary.

Ben Moran

As a person with disabilities I need to eat and drink and am on a strict diet so this is important.

Jon Hayward

What with the high season ticket prices, expensive and underrated food from the kiosks and food outlets what is wrong with bring in a sarnie or crisps??!!