You managed to request exact seats online or was that just through the luck of the draw?
You managed to request exact seats online or was that just through the luck of the draw?
Took me a few goes to get the system to offer me Silver at the north end.... Stupid ticketek wanted to put me down near the ferals - no thankyou! Ended up with tickets in S115, sitting where I sat for Rd 1. Would of preferred somewhere closer to normal red zone, but couldn't be bothered fiddling, and being in row 20, means seats have a little elevation to help the viewing experience. Bring it on you Collingwood Ferals.... your streak is going to end!
Hi Go Swannies,
I was third in line...small person, big obnoxious voice...LOL Nice crowd there this morning, really enjoyed the whole experience. It's the first time I have lined up, usually somebody else does it for me..Glad you got good seats...
The AFL control the ticketing for all finals games and just like every game so far this year and the countless years before, they spread the bays for each clubs members/supporters across the entire stadium. Often clumping 2 or 3 together in each ticket category.
So there will be bays for Collingwood members next to Swans bays on centre wing and probably close to what is the usual red zone, just the same as their will be bays next to the Collingwood cheersquad.
DST
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One of the more civilized queues this morning at Westfield. Everybody grabbed a chair from the food hall so we were comfotable, then some guy came around with complimentary coffee. It's about time Ticketek upgraded their site so that people can trawl for the bays they want - if the opertaors can do it I can't see why it would not be possible. Despite having every gadget known to modern man, Des had to wait till he got to the counter to get the seats he wanted. I scored 410 row 3, very pleased with that. I hope Des checked that 112 is a Swans bay - he might be in for a nasty surprise!
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I ended up not using my membership and will use my brother's ANZ membership (in the end it was the cheaper option since he doesn't have to pay for tickets as part of his membership). So I'll be there just won't know for a couple of days exactly whereabouts though.
I find it absurd that Ticketek has not moved to a setup where at very least you can specify your bay. Really, like most ticketeking companies, you should be able to choose your exact seats. But Ticketek has always been pretty useless in terms of keeping up with technological advances however.
If I knew that lining up for two hours would get me the "best seat available" anyway, I would have just gone online to get the tickets.
I was at Olympic Park where the process they adopted was a complete shambles. Not knowing that you had to get a raffle ticket prior to lining up (there were no signs, staff to tell us, etc.), I joined the queue. An hour later I found out you needed a ticket as they were calling numbers in order. Was worse for some who were in front of me and were relegated to the back of the line after me. What ever happened to waiting in line and just being the next person. The NRL fans weren't happy with the arrangement at all.
Our normal tickets (on-side under the commentary boxes) were not available for sale yet. Don't quite know what that means... they are platinum seats and we were prepared to pay for them. Don't know who they're saving those particular seats for.
Ended up on the off-side (opposite the commentary and interchanges) Aisle 109 Row 14.
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