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LostDoggy
03-04-2012, 10:34 AM
Hey all,

Quick question, i'm trying to purchuse 2 tickets to Carlton v Collingwood next friday night. The best seats i'm getting offered at the moment are way up in the nosebleed section.

I realise it will be a large crowd but surely there are better seats left.

I know ticktek have a system where they only open certain tickets at certain times. Just wondering if anyone knows how this works? Or what time/day new tickets normally become availble?

Any help would be appreciated

Desipura
03-04-2012, 11:04 AM
Hey all,

Quick question, i'm trying to purchuse 2 tickets to Carlton v Collingwood next friday night. The best seats i'm getting offered at the moment are way up in the nosebleed section.

I realise it will be a large crowd but surely there are better seats left.

I know ticktek have a system where they only open certain tickets at certain times. Just wondering if anyone knows how this works? Or what time/day new tickets normally become availble?

Any help would be appreciated
Take what you are given, highly unlikely you will get better unless you are willing to take a risk and get them last minute.

ledge
04-04-2012, 08:56 AM
Question I have for you is why the hell you would go see these two teams of any games and the fact some of the money goes to these clubs... ouch that hurts. :(

Sockeye Salmon
04-04-2012, 03:59 PM
Hey all,

Quick question, i'm trying to purchuse 2 tickets to Carlton v Collingwood next friday night. The best seats i'm getting offered at the moment are way up in the nosebleed section.

I realise it will be a large crowd but surely there are better seats left.

I know ticktek have a system where they only open certain tickets at certain times. Just wondering if anyone knows how this works? Or what time/day new tickets normally become availble?

Any help would be appreciated

That happens with finals tickets as well.

I think the theory is the tragics get in early and will cop any seat they are given and then the offer the good seats to the ones who wait until game day before making up their mind whether to go or not.

Scraggers
04-04-2012, 04:53 PM
Hey all,

Quick question, i'm trying to purchuse 2 tickets to Carlton v Collingwood next friday night. The best seats i'm getting offered at the moment are way up in the nosebleed section.

I realise it will be a large crowd but surely there are better seats left.

I know ticktek have a system where they only open certain tickets at certain times. Just wondering if anyone knows how this works? Or what time/day new tickets normally become availble?

Any help would be appreciated

I would suggest you ring rather than go online ... The online interface moves tickets that is assigned to the computer; whereas the telephonist can find other seats.

LostDoggy
05-04-2012, 03:22 PM
Just incase anyone is interested.. i was patient and didn't get the tickets i was getting offered tuesday morning. (I also tried ringing)

Tried this morning and was getting offered similar tickets. Tried again this afternoon and got offered Row F on the HFF Level 1 for the same price.

So if anyone is after tickets in the future sticking it out is the way to go!!

The Coon Dog
05-04-2012, 05:45 PM
Just incase anyone is interested.. i was patient and didn't get the tickets i was getting offered tuesday morning. (I also tried ringing)

Tried this morning and was getting offered similar tickets. Tried again this afternoon and got offered Row F on the HFF Level 1 for the same price.

So if anyone is after tickets in the future sticking it out is the way to go!!

Well done Jaytee, just another example though of how the average football fan is treated with utter contempt.

Maddog37
05-04-2012, 05:52 PM
Thanks for the info Jaytee.

Very true CD. Ludicrous situation really. Should be first in, best dressed.

cinder
13-04-2012, 10:42 PM
Unfortunately the only entertaining moment of the game for you would have been when those spectators ran onto the ground ...

Eastdog
14-04-2012, 12:09 AM
Unfortunately the only entertaining moment of the game for you would have been when those spectators ran onto the ground ...

Also the fights that broke out in the Ponsford End with mostly Collingwood supporters.