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2 hours ago, Demonland said:

Thank you to the Carlton FC website for the readily available information.

Date: Wednesday 28th February 2024
Location: Ikon Park
Gates Open: 5:30pm
Match commences: 6:40pm
Watch: Foxtel & Kayo

VFL practice match: Please note, the VFL practice match (10:30am) is no longer open to public.

Entry: Your entry gate will be detailed on your ticket (4, 5 or 6)

Parking: IKON Park is limited to street parking. We recommend coming early to secure a park close to Gate 6 and utilising public transport where possible. Please contact the Club's membership team if you require assistance on the day.

Tram
No. 19 Tram (City-North Coburg) runs from the city to Royal Parade Walker St / Stop 16, then 3 minutes walk to IKON Park.

Train
Take the Upfield Line to Royal Park Station, then a 13-minute walk to IKON Park.

Bus 
Route 123 Bus to Walker St / Stop 16, then a 3-minute walk from IKON Park.

Seating: Accessible seating is available around the ground, please speak to the gate staff on arrival.

Food and beverages: Food and beverages will be available for purchase from the 1864 Café and Eatery located at Gate 2 as well as various food vendors throughout IKON park.

Purchase Tickets: Members and non-members will have the opportunity to purchase tickets on Tuesday 6 February. 10am for members and 2pm for non-members (AEDT). Get your tickets here. 

Blimey, that's almost as long as one of my shorter posts.

More informative too.

But seriously, that's what we should be getting. Basic level of professional information.

I went to the mfc website this arvo to buy a ticket for tommorow. No doubt the info is there somewhere, but I couldn't find it and gave up after 5 mins.

Not good enough. 

Struggled to find it on the afl site too but did.

 

Very excited to see the young kids and new guys tomorrow. 

6 blokes i haven’t seen play for us 

Bring on the season and forget all the off season BS

 

Do I need to upgrade my membership admission to the ground, for a reserved seat?

If I don't upgrade, is there a chance of being refused entry into Ikon Park?

Excited to see how Jefferson and Tholstrup go along with Windsor and K. Brown. We have some exciting youth.


Searched ticketmasters for guaranteed GA admission for members and other tickets, it indicated that no tickets were available.

Must be a sell out.

Looks like it is a pub for me. I guess better than going at 9.30 on a Sunday morning (family day fixture).

Anyone have any ideas about how to get into Ikon for the game?

Given the hot evening, I would assume plenty with tickets won't be turning up. A sell out, with plenty of spaces available.

Edited by kev martin

3 hours ago, binman said:

Blimey, that's almost as long as one of my shorter posts.

More informative too.

But seriously, that's what we should be getting. Basic level of professional information.

I went to the mfc website this arvo to buy a ticket for tommorow. No doubt the info is there somewhere, but I couldn't find it and gave up after 5 mins.

Not good enough. 

Struggled to find it on the afl site too but did.

It's here:
https://www.melbournefc.com.au/news/1496670/aami-community-series-team-confirmed

(scroll down)

34 minutes ago, kev martin said:

Searched ticketmasters for guaranteed GA admission for members and other tickets, it indicated that no tickets were available.

Must be a sell out.

Looks like it is a pub for me. I guess better than going at 9.30 on a Sunday morning (family day fixture).

Anyone have any ideas about how to get into Ikon for the game?

Given the hot evening, I would assume plenty with tickets won't be turning up. A sell out, with plenty of spaces available.

I hope its not.  I didnt bother upgrading as figured it'd be fine to just turn up and scan in.  Tonights game between the Filth and the Tigers had heaps of empty seats, so surely we wouldn't get a much bigger crowd than that tomorrow.....  right?   😱

 
10 minutes ago, JTR said:

I hope its not.  I didnt bother upgrading as figured it'd be fine to just turn up and scan in.  Tonights game between the Filth and the Tigers had heaps of empty seats, so surely we wouldn't get a much bigger crowd than that tomorrow.....  right?   😱

I can't believe it. Went to buy my ticket today. They were available.

But I checked with friends if they were coming and was waiting for a reply.

Wasn't stressed. Surely it wouldn't sell out.

Just went to buy them. Sold out!

Edited by binman

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