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16 hours ago, praha said:

question:

As an AFL Member with club support, does that mean I am part of the "competing club" category on the tuesday, or afl members?

AFL members

You should also have a MFC membership barcode as technically you are a general admission member of MFC in addition to being an AFL members - but that will cost you $80+ a ticket (although sitting in an MFC bay), buying in the AFL members area costs you $21 (although sitting with opposition/neutrals).

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    1 hour ago, Dee Zephyr said:

    That’s the MCC Jaded.

    Duh! Thanks.

    I should know this considering I sit in M50. Monday brain. 

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    1 hour ago, RedButMostlyBlue said:

    I've called the membership team and confirmed this point. The two tickets are in whatever category you choose, no restrictions whatsover. I was also told that tickets are allocated to Melbourne 'areas', so presumably near the cheer squad etc.

    Amazing, thanks for getting that clarification. 

    I'll be relieved once I have secured those tickets tomorrow. 

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    18 minutes ago, Jaded said:

    Amazing, thanks for getting that clarification. 

    I'll be relieved once I have secured those tickets tomorrow. 

    No worries at all ?

    Haha same! I've already mentally banked the seat, and the win... So now I just need the actual seat and the win. Don't know I'll be able to work until they're locked in!

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    I've spent my entire adult life working online. social media, web development, sales, you name it.

    I am absolutely CLUELESS when it comes to finals tickets. I have this weird concern I'm going to miss out.

    This must be what my parents feel like when their "wifi" stops working.

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    I've watched a few finals before on Level 4 I'd be fine with it. My mate not so keen. Hopefully it won't be too hard to get something in the $55 to $75 mark.

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    I’ve got 2 barcodes and 3 of is I need to buy tickets for so we sit together? How would I do that? 1 barcode for 2 seats and then pray for the 3rd seat to be still free with the second bar code?

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    1 minute ago, Cards13 said:

    I’ve got 2 barcodes and 3 of is I need to buy tickets for so we sit together? How would I do that? 1 barcode for 2 seats and then pray for the 3rd seat to be still free with the second bar code?

    I'm hoping we can put multiple codes in one purchase...

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    2 minutes ago, Tricky said:

    I'm hoping we can put multiple codes in one purchase...

    You should be able to put in multiple barcodes. I'm fairly sure I've done that before for H&A matches, buying tickets for guests. 

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    FIRST WORLD SUPPORTER PROBLEMS: Not knowing how to buy finals tickets

     

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    2 minutes ago, Jaded said:

    FIRST WORLD SUPPORTER PROBLEMS: Not knowing how to buy finals tickets

     

    No wonder we have nfi!

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    4 minutes ago, Gorgoroth said:

    So if I use the email I won’t need to take my membership card to work with me?

    Yep, you shouldn't need your card. The code has been given to you on the basis that you're a member. Maybe just take a note of your member number? Or take a photo of the card? Alternatively, the card is pretty small, so to can throw it in your wallet haha ?

    These are good problems to have! ?

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    The club really should've sent out a pamphlet to all members weeks ago, explaining how to purchase finals tickets... 

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    1 hour ago, Tricky said:

    I'm hoping we can put multiple codes in one purchase...

    You can put multiple codes in but just make sure they are one under the other 

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    anyone know how much afl members guest passes are?

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    3 minutes ago, Bitter but optimistic said:

    I don't do much online stuff so  I've organised Moonshadow to get my ticket.

    He's charged me $400.00 for a level 2 seat . Is that right?

    That's a steal! You should buy 2 to maximise the value ?

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    Accidental post. Mods delete.

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    1 hour ago, Bitter but optimistic said:

    I don't do much online stuff so  I've organised Moonshadow to get my ticket.

    He's charged me $400.00 for a level 2 seat . Is that right?

    That's the booking fee, Uncle. The ticket is $2500. Cash.

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    My grandson has a membership via Auskick. He can't go, so my daughter has sent me his barcode number. Am I able to use that to buy two adult tickets, or will Ticketek recognise the barcode as a junior member and not allow me to buy two adult tickets? Can anyone advise?

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