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Seating Allocation

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in Melbourne Demons

Seating Allocation 56 members have voted

  1. 1. Where is your prefered seating for home games

    • MCC
      12
    • Cheer Squad
      1
    • Ground Level Reserved Seat
      9
    • Level 1 Premium Reserve
      17
    • General Admission
      7
    • AFL Members
      1

  2. 2. Would you Support Nth Gnd Reserve to be open for all members on small games

    • yes
      41
    • no
      6

  3. 3. If your a current reserve seat member would you be happy to pay the same if a reserve was implimented

    • yes
      33
    • no
      14

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What's the Nth Gnd Reserve??? As in Olympic Stand lvl 1?

I have an N49 Reserved seat for home games, Level 2 Olympic stand. Best spot to sit.

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    What's the Nth Gnd Reserve??? As in Olympic Stand lvl 1?

    I have an N49 Reserved seat for home games, Level 2 Olympic stand. Best spot to sit.

    "M" is what I have had as ground, for some reason i thought the stands were like this grnd, lvl 1, lvl 2 etc maybe its the sthn stand or TD i am confused. but Premium membership i think is section N - Pres Club, Captains club etc. What I am proposing is the seats below these at grnd level to have 1st come seating for members on small forcast crowds like sunday! Would love to sit in the pres or captains club, but enjoy it too much being a bit closer.

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    "M" is what I have had as ground, for some reason i thought the stands were like this grnd, lvl 1, lvl 2 etc maybe its the sthn stand or TD i am confused. but Premium membership i think is section N - Pres Club, Captains club etc. What I am proposing is the seats below these at grnd level to have 1st come seating for members on small forcast crowds like sunday! Would love to sit in the pres or captains club, but enjoy it too much being a bit closer.

    All the MCG seating is letters M=Lvl 1, N=Lvl 2, P=Lvl 2A Q=Lvl 3.

    Yeah it's at the Dome where there is Lvl 1 Section 21 or something like that.

    Anyway I think that's a good idea for smaller games for Melbourne members, rather than sitting in General admission if they don't have a reserved seat.

    I think Hawthorn members have some reserved thing there.

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    All the MCG seating is letters M=Lvl 1, N=Lvl 2, P=Lvl 2A Q=Lvl 3.

    Yeah it's at the Dome where there is Lvl 1 Section 21 or something like that.

    Anyway I think that's a good idea for smaller games for Melbourne members, rather than sitting in General admission if they don't have a reserved seat.

    I think Hawthorn members have some reserved thing there.

    Got a feeling the "M" reserved seats might be sit anywhere seats this week anyway especially undercover! Hope the new MFC Jacket does the job out in the open though!

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    To my supprise the reserved seat area on sunday was quite full. Well done to all who turned up. Just a shame that the game let the die hards down. Still I can't remember a game where a side kicks its first goal well into the 3rd Q and suddenly gets a snif? Adelaide should be ashamed for the way they deliberately put numbers behind the ball when they won a turn over. Deliberate chipping backwards to set up against a full flood. I suspect they were using the MFC as a training run against a heavey flood.

    One thing is for sure we don't need to worrie about geelong doing this next sunday.

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