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Under 2's ticket question.

ROCKMAN · 2008-08-02 16:05:51

Hi lads Was just wondering , would I be charged if I bring my under 2 year old (23 months ) to the Tipp/Waterford semi or are very young kids free ? Thank you in advance for any help ?

02-08-2008 4:05pm

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ROCKMAN

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Hi lads
Was just wondering , would I be charged if I bring my under 2 year old (23 months ) to the Tipp/Waterford semi or are very young kids free ?
Thank you in advance for any help ?

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#2 02-08-2008 4:41pm

tonc76

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I think that very young kids are admitted free - that is once your not going on the hill.

I could see your day being a lot harder than it needs to be though with bringing a -2 year old on what will be a very long day travelling. Unless you have no other option but to bring the kid I would consider going it alone .... or with friends:pac:

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#3 03-08-2008 9:00am

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Official GAA policy is that children must have a ticket to gain access to all tickets matches. I'm not sure about how its enforced, but I believe Croke Park is the strictest..

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