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can anyone help me?

i am a 17 game member, do i need to get myself a reserved seat tomorrow at the stupid dome?

whats the deal?

any help would be appreciated

cheers

 

I think there was a pretty similar thread last time we played there (or one of the recent times). Anyway, you never need to pre-purchase a reserved seat unless you want to ensure you don't miss out.

When you get to the stadium you need to either scan your ticket and take any seat on level 3 or go to the ticket box, show your membership and get a particular level 3 seat allocated to you.

Which of these depends on the classification for the match. If it's a walk-up match then you can do the former, if it's a reserved seat match you'll need to do the latter. There'll be signs etc when you get to the game.

Hope that helps.
 
thanks rogue.

it does help, but does anyone know if its a reserved seat match or not?

I wouldn't think so

I wouldn't think so

No this event is not a reserved seat match, but if you wish to sit on level 1 I suggest you pre reserve your ticket.


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