AFL Ticket Pricing
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Guest#52 Apr 22, 2014, 12:27
Standard Pricing across the board....first in best dressed.
cat#53 Apr 22, 2014, 12:58
Have 8 Geelong Memberships and had to pay an extra 77-00 to see the game on Monday, this will stop families attending. None of us will be attending the Richmond game at mcg so there will be empty seats everywhere as they were near us on Monday.
Guest#54 Apr 22, 2014, 13:29
This pricing is totally unacceptable.
Guest#55 Apr 22, 2014, 23:36
Is civil disobedience the next step
sit where you like but be polite
will they kick out thousands of people?
sit where you like but be polite
will they kick out thousands of people?
Guest#56 Apr 22, 2014, 23:38
All grounds and most games should have 10-20% of seats as general admision as a minimum
Guest#57 Apr 23, 2014, 00:26
Booking fees are a ripoff
Guest#58 Apr 23, 2014, 00:28
lets hope the afl reconises what the fans want, at the end of the day no fans they dont have a job no afl, so please listen to the little man its not all corporate, no family man no butts on seats pretty simple really make it affordable for the average fan
Bucks heroes#60 Apr 23, 2014, 01:16
AFL Members Seating Allocation
What happened to the quality unreserved seating on level M for AFL members as advertised in the 2014 membership guide ? This money grabbing fiasco of selling off seating and leaving no walk up seating available for members on Level M is a disgrace. You are pushing older people upstairs to the Q section who have paid memberships for years. The game that pissed me off was the pitiful attendance of 57116 at the North v Coll game yet we were told no seating was available for walk ups in M section. It is a money grabbing venture that will end badly or the AFL because if they piss enough people off they will not attend any games and will stay at home to watch it. The AFL is tricking their own members into believing that every match is a reserve on demand match so they can get extra money for seats. All AFL members should boycott and Not pay the $7.50 fee for a seat and the AFL will have no choice but to open up these areas once again for members wanting to attend.
Doc63#61 Apr 23, 2014, 02:16
It appears to me that the AFL don't give a toss what supporters think. At lest, they don't care about the ones who actually want to attend the games.
Variable pricing, the cost of food & drink, the cost of parking, scheduling of games at ridiculous times. It all points to one thing; they don't care about bums on seats at the game, they care about bums on seats in lounge rooms. All this is geared towards people watching on TV, driving up ratings, driving up Foxtel uptake, and as a result, driving up the next TV rights figure.
I am a Collingwood Legends Member, but the only reason I can afford it is because I am the only one in my family interested in going. I really don't know how families can afford it. And the AFL don't care, as Vlad once said; "get Foxtel". The AFL are quite happy for Foxtel to be a more viable option for families than a seasons ticket.
Variable pricing, the cost of food & drink, the cost of parking, scheduling of games at ridiculous times. It all points to one thing; they don't care about bums on seats at the game, they care about bums on seats in lounge rooms. All this is geared towards people watching on TV, driving up ratings, driving up Foxtel uptake, and as a result, driving up the next TV rights figure.
I am a Collingwood Legends Member, but the only reason I can afford it is because I am the only one in my family interested in going. I really don't know how families can afford it. And the AFL don't care, as Vlad once said; "get Foxtel". The AFL are quite happy for Foxtel to be a more viable option for families than a seasons ticket.
Vlad#62 Apr 23, 2014, 02:56
Booking fees please explain?
How does the AFL justify the ridiculous booking fees?
Please explain?
Please explain?
Banksia#63 Apr 23, 2014, 04:16
I am a club member. I often go with my father and sister (both MCC members). Usually, to sit together, we all have to sit in the outer; they go in through the MCC then into the outer, so we can sit together with our current tickets. Now, if the game is ticketed, they have to buy full GA seat + reservation. They can't just add a GA reservation to their MCC tickets. Alternatively, I have to buy an MCC Visitor's ticket.
Guest#64 Apr 24, 2014, 01:16
I have signed the petition, but unfortunately the AFL is so arrogant they wont listen or care.
Guest#65 Apr 24, 2014, 03:21
I already pay a club membership, I buy good and (soft) drinks at the footy, why should I pay extra to watch my team play, especially when it's not a huge game? I have no issue with sitting up in the southern stand at the MCG, but I do have issue with paying for the hike up there
Guest#66 Apr 24, 2014, 04:03
Come on guys have your say
Guest#67 Apr 24, 2014, 05:55
Side by Side
Guest#68 Apr 24, 2014, 07:36
Great idea to make afl listen to the people
Guest#69 Apr 24, 2014, 11:03
Does the AFL want people to come to the game??
Guest#70 Apr 24, 2014, 11:06
Seriously AFL, wake up to yourself...
Guest#71 Apr 27, 2014, 09:41
This came survives on the back of supporters, ignore at your own peril. Do you recall the ARL, correct a distant memory
Guest#72 Apr 27, 2014, 12:19
Ticket prices have gone through the roof. My daughters guest pass ticket in the AFL members has gone from $10 to $18 and she's twelve. Paying $18 for a child over 6 is a disgrace.
Guest#73 Apr 27, 2014, 12:55
Variable pricing makes attending a game more expensive for most people and particularly families and even more so when your team is allocated an 'A' game every week. Even some games are allocated A games but people can't work out why. It seems like every 2nd game is allocated this way. And even more unfair if you have to pay the variable pricing on the day and when you have a season ticket.
Guest#74 Apr 27, 2014, 13:15
Read this Footy supporters!
Guest#75 Apr 27, 2014, 22:05
My family went to every Richmond Game but now we can only go to B,C grade game due to outrageous pricing this is just another AFL money grab driven by pure greed.
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