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Tickets available for the Geelong game for members via club

Ditcha
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Good Evening

Tickets are available for the Geelong game at Geelong for Melbourne members via the club website 

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    I haven't been to geelong since that horrible day. But can we just rock up and by a general admission ticket?  It never seems to be a sellout. 

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    7 hours ago, Ditcha said:

    Good Evening

    Tickets are available for the Geelong game at Geelong for Melbourne members via the club website 

    What's the link? I clicked 'ticketing' and it's offering me the chance to buy early tickets for the blockbuster clash vs Gold Coast at the MCG.

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    You need to click membership/interstate ticketing and click on Geelong game. 

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    Never realised the Maltby Bypass crossed the state border!

    But seriously, these are crap seats ground level in the forward pocket. Much better available on Ticketmaster or buy a general admission ticket and take your chance of the night. There will be Dees fans sprinkled throughout.

    The myth that Sam Newman began years ago (and fuelled by similarly misguided folk) that only 200 Dees supporters turned up to a match comes about from this tiny allocation of seats under the scoreboard. 

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    On 6/15/2018 at 10:30 AM, Ditcha said:

    You need to click membership/interstate ticketing and click on Geelong game. 

    Thanks, can't see why I didn't think Geelong would be covered under interstate ticketing.

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    10 minutes ago, Supermercado said:

    Thanks, can't see why I didn't think Geelong would be covered under interstate ticketing.

    I have considered Jeeelong an interstate club for years....

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