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  • Whispering_Jack changed the title to 2021 Best and Fairest - 17 December, 2021
 

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So it looks like the Bluey is on Dec 17th, however according to the website, it is unlikely further tickets will be made available. Was there an initial ticket sale that I wasn't aware of, or did it sell out via corporate / private channels before it was made available to the public? 

I probably wouldn't have gone either way, but just curious. It is at the Crown Palladium, which is a pretty big venue that could probably host all sponsors plus a table for each player and his extended family (joke). 


  On 22/11/2021 at 03:18, CYB said:

So it looks like the Bluey is on Dec 17th, however according to the website, it is unlikely further tickets will be made available. Was there an initial ticket sale that I wasn't aware of, or did it sell out via corporate / private channels before it was made available to the public? 

I probably wouldn't have gone either way, but just curious. It is at the Crown Palladium, which is a pretty big venue that could probably host all sponsors plus a table for each player and his extended family (joke). 

palladium capacity is 1500 for a banquet

Tickets were sold to members iin early August or around there.

 
  On 22/11/2021 at 03:18, CYB said:

So it looks like the Bluey is on Dec 17th, however according to the website, it is unlikely further tickets will be made available. Was there an initial ticket sale that I wasn't aware of, or did it sell out via corporate / private channels before it was made available to the public? 

I probably wouldn't have gone either way, but just curious. It is at the Crown Palladium, which is a pretty big venue that could probably host all sponsors plus a table for each player and his extended family (joke). 

Player sponsors were given tickets too


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