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I am looking to buy 4 interstate memberships.

I need help.

I tried to do it online but i dont really understand it, when asking for quantity the only option is 1.

Also i dont understand the thing where it says find best available seats. Best available seats for what?

Cause if i can only do 1 at a time thats not very good cause i want all 4 of us sitting together.

Thats the next question i have is with the game that we will be able to go to at brisbane, will all four of us be able to sit next to other mates who come to the game? How does it all work?

Any more help would greatly be appreciated guys. First time i am becoming a member so i am pumped and yeah.

Please reply ASAP

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    If you're not buying it as a family membership, then you have to buy each membership individually. Unfortunately at the moment our interstate games aren't uploaded in the system so you can't pick your reserved seats online. That's the "Find best seats" function - its setup that way so that if you live in Perth and we're playing West Coast at Subi and it'll be a sell-out you're guarenteed your seat no matter what.

    Given that it's not set up yet it might be easier to call the club and do it by phone.

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    I havent tried buying membership online but from what I gather it's an individual thing.

    As for reserved seats - I think that just applies for those that go to the G.

    For the Gabba game, you have to wait until the week before the game and book however many via Ticketek. My advice is to ring up once you work out on the ticketek site where you want to sit and book them by phone as it wont give you what you wnt online. We tried it last year and chose a great spot on the wing. Every time we tried to choose that, we got behind the goals which is rubbish.

    We rang and got the seats we wanted right on the wing, in an alcohol free zone and they were perfect!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    Sure it cost us but it was well worth it not to have drunken fools dropping beer down our backs, excessive swearing and just rotten behaviour. We had a good deal of Melbourne people around but also a lot of Lions - you get that!

    So, my advice is to wait and choose your own seats. Even if Melbourne get an allocation to reserve, I am sure they will be rubbish seats as thats all they ever got when we were the home team and this year we are just the visitors!!!!!!!!!!

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    thanks guys ill ring up by phone. Jeez it sure is complicated to sign up for a membership isnt it :)

    Thanks heaps for your help guys

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