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St. Kilda vs. Melbourne @ Carrara Stadium

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Does anyone here frequent Carrara? I'm flying up there with a group of mates and trying to work out what tickets to get. They're for sale on Ticketmaster and there's a couple of different price brackets, there's reserved seating 'under cover' and 'open' and in different stands. Not sure how much to spend or what to get.....any thoughts?

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    If you don't wish to get wet, I'd get under cover. They've had rain-a-plenty of late.

    It's not a bad idea actually - I'm going to check for some deals on flights/accom. TBA.

    edit: Perhaps DemonDeb / Surfa could enlighten us with their knowledge up in 'sunny' :P Qld.

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    We booked flights a couple of months ago, managed to get $109 return incl. tax Melbourne to Gold Coast. There's some incredible deals for accommodation as well. We plan to include Wet n' Wild and a Gentlemen's club in our trip, can't wait!

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    I'm going up too.. I thought I was doing alrite with $150 return..

    Got my flight booked.

    Haven't thought about seats yet either.

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    We booked flights a couple of months ago, managed to get $109 return incl. tax Melbourne to Gold Coast. There's some incredible deals for accommodation as well. We plan to include Wet n' Wild and a Gentlemen's club in our trip, can't wait!

    Wet n Wild AND a "Gentlemens Club" what more could you ask for !!!!!! ;)

    Before I book my seats at the GABBA can anyone tell me where the Melbourne supporters will sit at the Brisbane game??

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    Cant wait for this game :)

    Going there from Brissy, never been to the Carrara Stadium so looking forward to that.

    My two brothers and me and my girlfriend will be attending, trying to find an overnight accommodation as we speak cause i plan to drink a bit :)

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