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Finals Tickets

Lucifers Hero
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On 9/10/2018 at 5:27 PM, Lucifer's Hero said:

Also, I was able to get extra tickets for last weeks game a few days beforehand.  I think the AFL mysteriously finds more tickets to release.  I would try Ticketek every few hours/days.

Wooooo Hooooooo I got tickets!!!! A huge thanks to Lucifer's Hero who gave me advice on how best to wrangle Ticketek!

For future reference for anyone who finds themselves without tickets, I went and spoke with the people at Ticketek who told me that the 'corporate seats' that don't get picked up start getting sold back to the public from the Thursday/Friday and that they go quickly. Talk about right place/right time.

Go Dee's! ?❤️

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    2 minutes ago, Sparkledemon said:

    Wooooo Hooooooo I got tickets!!!! A huge thanks to Lucifer's Hero who gave me advice on how best to wrangle Ticketek!

    For future reference for anyone who finds themselves without tickets, I went and spoke with the people at Ticketek who told me that the 'corporate seats' that don't get picked up start getting sold back to the public from the Thursday/Friday and that they go quickly. Talk about right place/right time.

    Go Dee's! ?❤️

    Absolutely rapt for you and your family, Sparkle!  It would have been tragic to miss the game having gone to see them play all year.

    Enjoy the game!

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    On 9/11/2018 at 11:56 AM, poita said:

    Totally agree with this. Throwing the club 70 bucks or whatever it costs to become a 3 game member these days is not supporting the club. It's on par with having a magazine subscription. Supporting the club is going to games and cheering on the team. Clearly there are people overseas and interstate who follow the club, but I don't see why the regular attendees should miss out when it matters most.

    Its the way of life mate you'll have to get used it. Richmond have 100k supporters and maybe get 20k tickets to a GF. Fact is if you want a guaranteed finals ticket you have to pay for a higher class of membership. A regular membership won't do it.

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    We need to register for Grand Final tickets.  WOW!

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    On 9/12/2018 at 1:10 PM, Dee Zephyr said:

    Received letters in the mail this morning from the club with information regarding Grand Final ticketing. It’s an AFL directive, the club is obliged to send out the info when 6 clubs remain and not a case of bathwater slurping. 

    Forms are enclosed about guaranteed ticketing and ballots. Anyone else receive letters?

    Anyone else with a guaranteed ticket not got a letter yet? Starting to get a bit nervous.

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    4 minutes ago, Dalrot said:

    Anyone else with a guaranteed ticket not got a letter yet? Starting to get a bit nervous.

    I haven't got a letter.  Don't worry about it.  Go onto the MFC site here for the info:

    http://m.melbournefc.com.au/finals/grand-final-information

    You need to register Wednesday morning at Ticketek.

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    3 minutes ago, Dalrot said:

    Anyone else with a guaranteed ticket not got a letter yet? Starting to get a bit nervous.

    I didn’t receive a letter, only my wife and kids. I rang the club and they told me the letters get sent out to members that don’t have a phone number or email linked to their membership account. They are just making sure all members are notified.

    Members with an email or phone number linked to their account will receive the info by email.

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    23 hours ago, spirit of norm smith said:

    Have to Skip the west. Cannot get across.  

    Planning big day with friends here in Richmond. 

    Heard a rumour airlines have jacked up prices to 2k from Melbourne to Perth. 

    Hope not.

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    Anyone bought a150$ ticket standing room / rear view for a grand final? 

    The standing room on the olympic wing is primo veiwing - how do they tell you where to stand?

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    5 minutes ago, CityDee said:

    Anyone bought a150$ ticket standing room / rear view for a grand final? 

    The standing room on the olympic wing is primo veiwing - how do they tell you where to stand?

    The bays are printed on the ticket just like the  seating bays.

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    57 minutes ago, Fifty-5 said:

    I haven't got a letter.  Don't worry about it.  Go onto the MFC site here for the info:

    http://m.melbournefc.com.au/finals/grand-final-information

    You need to register Wednesday morning at Ticketek.

    Thanks Fifty-5.  Very helpful.

     

     

    On a different note, there is a comment in the link that says:   Based on their priority group, members are allocated a window during which they can register for the ballot via Ticketek.  But it also says Members wishing to sit together must register their group in one transaction using the one credit card. 

    Does anyone know how/when to register if friends with different membership categories (which will have different priority groups) want to sit together?

    Edit:  I just notice in that link there is a detailed guide on what to do/costs etc https://s.afl.com.au/staticfile/AFL Tenant/Melbourne/PDF/Grand Final Ballot Guide.pdf

    I think it answers my earlier question - If people want to sit with friends in different priority groups they need to register together in the priority group of the lowest ranked member

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    Some one correct me if I am wrong.

    I only have 2 adult memberships, (the kids don't get to go, too far, too hard) and as I have not registered for any guarantee of finals tickets  does that mean I am in Priority group 3 ?   How busy will the club be on Monday answering these questions from all of us !     ....help....

    Go DEMONS

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    9 minutes ago, 640MD said:

    Some one correct me if I am wrong.

    I only have 2 adult memberships, (the kids don't get to go, too far, too hard) and as I have not registered for any guarantee of finals tickets  does that mean I am in Priority group 3 ?   How busy will the club be on Monday answering these questions from all of us !     ....help....

    Go DEMONS

    You should be in group 2 if its a full season membership.

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    4 minutes ago, danielE288 said:

    You should be in group 2 if its a full season membership.

    only if it is a home and away membership... normal memberships ie home games only are in category 3.

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    1 minute ago, Diamond_Jim said:

    only if it is a home and away membership... normal memberships ie home games only are in category 3.

    Incorrect. Mines only a home membership and I'm in 2. Its a reserved seat though.  Pretty sure full season home membera are catergory 2

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    Just now, danielE288 said:

    Incorrect. Mines only a home membership and I'm in 2. Its a reserved seat though.  Pretty sure full season home membera are catergory 2

    reserved seats is what gets you into category 2... "Demon Seat Members"

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    Just now, Diamond_Jim said:

    reserved seats is what gets you into category 2... "Demon Seat Members"

    Priority 2 - Demon Seat Members,  Red and Blue Home and Home and Away members, MFC/MCC Premium Members and 20+ years Premium Members. So based on that the reserved seat and Indeed home or away Membership is irrelevant 

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    I surprised there is no package deal for the Perth game on the MFC website....Maybe they didn't have as much faith as us supporters that we were going to get this far. If anyone knows of a package deal can you post here please?

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    Can AFL members with Melbourne club support enter the ballot to sit with other Melbourne members?

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    Spoke to Richmond mates. They reckon it’s impossible for normal members to get tickets.  Missed out last year. 

    Though they had 90000 members and we have 45000 so some better chance. 

    Being a Demon reserved seat member (19 years) and 37 year member gets me Priority 2??

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