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St kilda at the dome Round 2 -ticketed?
- Thread starter Gordietiger
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rosy said:
Rosy, for those who hold a general admission membership (no reserved seat)... it says on their membership ticket that "entry is subjected to capacity." in other words if the gates are closed, you miss out. thats why the richmond fc encourages you to get there early or to buy a reserved seat. in other words, it is first in best dressed.
as you all know i love home games at the dome (wather forecast for tomorrow is shocking). my seat is in aisle 42 on level 2... just a short stroll to the cougar bar, which is where i will be by 7pm tomorrow night ;D
To bad if you're out working your butt of before hand.
If the van hadn't *smile* itself this week I wouldn't be able to get to the ground before 7.15 to 7.30 and having been caught by the dump before I booked seats before the doggies game.
If our home game had been at the G as it should be I could have walked in easy and worried about the aints home game at the dump later in the year.
It's just *smile* having to pay an extra twenty bucks each on top of membership for me an TG to go to a tigers home game.
If the van hadn't *smile* itself this week I wouldn't be able to get to the ground before 7.15 to 7.30 and having been caught by the dump before I booked seats before the doggies game.
If our home game had been at the G as it should be I could have walked in easy and worried about the aints home game at the dump later in the year.
It's just *smile* having to pay an extra twenty bucks each on top of membership for me an TG to go to a tigers home game.
Very poor to all the people not going to this game come on get behind the boys. Why don't you just buy a seat and stop whinging about getting in to the ground.
St Kilda get Compensation for tonights game. But they get 'away' access unless they buy a reserved seat on level 1 or level 2.
If anything is to go by last week and you dont have a reserved seat and will be just going General Admission - Get there early........Last week many people were still queuing just before 1/4 time.
The Dome is a ticketing nightmare. I'm lucky enough to have a Richmond 11 Game Reserved Seat which gets me admission to all our home games and a reserved seat at both the G and the Dome. If you just have a normal membership you have to take pot luck and either (a) sneak in somewhere (b) head to level 3 early or fork out money for a reserved seat.
Last week was a a good example of how crap the Dome can become.
Level 1 was Western Bulldogs Members, Cheer Squads, Some Corporate and General Level 1 Tix that cost an arm and a leg.
Level 2 was most disappointing, there were a fair swag of seats vacant. Basically most of Level 2 is Access One with some general admission and home team resereved seats. A Friend with Access one Membership bought me tickets for the game. For $5 I sat directly on the wing in the second row....Fantastic seats..... But as many organisations and companys have these types of memberships they just buy the tickets and hand them out, so the real football punter misses out.
Level 3 was packed last week, with queues stretching around half the ground.
My tip - Get there early, or go buy a reserved seat.
EAT EM ALIVE
If anything is to go by last week and you dont have a reserved seat and will be just going General Admission - Get there early........Last week many people were still queuing just before 1/4 time.
The Dome is a ticketing nightmare. I'm lucky enough to have a Richmond 11 Game Reserved Seat which gets me admission to all our home games and a reserved seat at both the G and the Dome. If you just have a normal membership you have to take pot luck and either (a) sneak in somewhere (b) head to level 3 early or fork out money for a reserved seat.
Last week was a a good example of how crap the Dome can become.
Level 1 was Western Bulldogs Members, Cheer Squads, Some Corporate and General Level 1 Tix that cost an arm and a leg.
Level 2 was most disappointing, there were a fair swag of seats vacant. Basically most of Level 2 is Access One with some general admission and home team resereved seats. A Friend with Access one Membership bought me tickets for the game. For $5 I sat directly on the wing in the second row....Fantastic seats..... But as many organisations and companys have these types of memberships they just buy the tickets and hand them out, so the real football punter misses out.
Level 3 was packed last week, with queues stretching around half the ground.
My tip - Get there early, or go buy a reserved seat.
EAT EM ALIVE
Tigermad2005 said:
Not everyone can afford that level of membership, or are able to get to games. I have an 11 game membership, and will find it difficult enough to get to those games, let alone our other games in Melbourne, because I have other considerations, such as shift work, family and other sport commitments to work around. With all those other commitments, this is the first year since 2002 that I have taken out a ticketed membership again, though I kept up an Off The Bench membership.
I'll be attempting to get there early enough for a decent seat.
