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Southern Belle wrote: »I do go to all the matches - and would with or without a season ticket. My gripe is that prices are being reduced for general sale tickets but not for season tickets - that's all. :cool:
I'm not having a go, I'm just saying that if you went to the same matches the season ticket guarantees you end up spending €70. You spend either €75 on a renewal or €85 for your first year. It's not like you're getting shafted for being a season ticket supporter or anything. Previously there was more value all right (7 matches at €15/match) but it's still not bad value, most ST holders will break even or do better than their outlay
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TouchingVirus wrote: »I'm not having a go, I'm just saying that if you went to the same matches the season ticket guarantees you end up spending €70. You spend either €75 on a renewal or €85 for your first year. It's not like you're getting shafted for being a season ticket supporter or anything. Previously there was more value all right (7 matches at €15/match) but it's still not bad value, most ST holders will break even or do better than their outlay
Fair enough - I'm still a little bit thick with Croke Park though - kind of like when Sky or someone offers a super duper cheap deal for "new customers only"....I'll get over it if I'm sitting in Section 406 of the Cusack on the second Sunday in September I suppose!0 -
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Yeah I think it said in an email just go to the designated stall coming in.
One more question can the 10e kids ticket be bought for hill? Wanna bring little fella
The juvenile tickets are only available for the Cusack/Davin stands. If you want your kids in with you in Hill 16 then you've to buy an adult ticket for each match, they are €10 in advance or €15 on the day from ticket vans.The Bring a Friend option. Is that only available for matches in Croke Park?
Yes, since Croke Park is (to my knowledge) the only allocated seating stadium. If you want to bring a friend with you to another match in the country just walk in together and sit beside each other 0 -
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TouchingVirus wrote: »304 Row N, that'll do nicely
305 HH . Normally wouldnt be happy , but Ive seen the weather forecast 0 -
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C.O.Y.B.I.B wrote: »305 HH . Normally wouldnt be happy , but Ive seen the weather forecast
I'm the same as you. Normally between D and M but HH could be a blessing in disguise0 -
C.O.Y.B.I.B wrote: »305 HH . Normally wouldnt be happy , but Ive seen the weather forecastI'm the same as you. Normally between D and M but HH could be a blessing in disguise
Generally I'd prefer to be up in any of the doubles up to about QQ, after that you could be a bit under the overhang to see high balls and the screen in the Nally. The bit of height would be lovely, when you're lower down you tend to miss a bit that goes on over the Hogan side. I've bad news for you though, if it rains you're going to get wet in HH, the overhang doesn't start until about MM 0 -
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You'll be watching it on the screens over your head!
He won't They're some of the best seats in the house. I was in SS for the 2011 final, the overhang from 5xx is not that big - you'll struggle to see a high ball all right but should have a good view of the giant screen at the Nally. The one atop the Hogan/Davin is dead to you though. You'll be well sheltered from any bad weather and yes, they have arm rests, luxury :pac: 0 -
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