Juvenile versus Adult ticket...what age?

Lex Luthor

anybody let me know what age someone qualifies for a juvenile ticket?

big difference for this weekends double header at Croke Park between €5 & €45....

gd1987

I think the age is 15 or 16 and under to qualify for juvenille. If ya look remotely close to that age ya shouldn't have any bother.

aidan24326

As far as I know 16 is the cutoff for juvenile tickets. I don't know if they look for proof of age or anything like that, I doubt it.

sharkDawg

16, but as long as they don't look too old it'll be fine, especially in croke park it'll be busy and they'll just be flying through people

Lex Luthor

ah pheck it...he's just 16 but looks older and is taller than me. Got him an adult ticket as I don't want him not getting in and the rest of us leaving him outside.....

Geg124

the juvenile age is under 16. he will get in on a child ticket without any problems. i know alot a people that are over 18 even and get away with a juvenile ticket. they dont even look on the way in. they scan the ticket and away you go. no problem, no proof of age or anything is required.

you have purchased a adult ticket..u can claim back refunds on the price of the ticket at the bottom of the cusack stand.

Lex Luthor

Geg124 wrote: »

the juvenile age is under 16. he will get in on a child ticket without any problems. i know alot a people that are over 18 even and get away with a juvenile ticket. they dont even look on the way in. they scan the ticket and away you go. no problem, no proof of age or anything is required.

you have purchased a adult ticket..u can claim back refunds on the price of the ticket at the bottom of the cusack stand.

I bought him an adult ticket but thro ticketmaster....do you think I can claim it back at the cusack stand even though bought through them?

If I can't, then I will have a spare adult ticket as now his younger brother cant go who I have a juve ticket for, so I'll get the 15yr old to go in on the juve ticket I had for the younger fella and will have the spare adult one.

Geg124

Lex Luthor wrote: »

I bought him an adult ticket but thro ticketmaster....do you think I can claim it back at the cusack stand even though bought through them?

If I can't, then I will have a spare adult ticket as now his younger brother cant go who I have a juve ticket for, so I'll get the 15yr old to go in on the juve ticket I had for the younger fella and will have the spare adult one.

yeh i dont see why you wouldnt be able to claim it back..your still getting the money back from the GAA for the juvenile tickets and ticketmaster still got there money so it shouldnt make any difference where you bought the ticket.

would you not rather have a spare adult ticket than a spare juvenile ticket? it would be much easier to pass on to a mate or someone who would like to go to the game??

Lex Luthor

Geg124 wrote: »

yeh i dont see why you wouldnt be able to claim it back..your still getting the money back from the GAA for the juvenile tickets and ticketmaster still got there money so it shouldnt make any difference where you bought the ticket.

would you not rather have a spare adult ticket than a spare juvenile ticket? it would be much easier to pass on to a mate or someone who would like to go to the game??

ya, it would be a spare adult ticket I would have, but now I've just been told the young lad is going so I need the juve ticket for him....

The 15yr old will just use the adult ticket....I doubt there is a chance I can get a refund on the difference? what do you think?

Geg124

Well i know for a fact that my family have done it before for my little brother so it can be done. I dont se why you wouldnt be able to claim it back. There is only one wy to find out but i cant see why you shouldnt be able to claim on it