All Ireland Quarter Finals - When do Ticket sales start?

Fagan1993

so i'm a Dub, and was shocked to hear we're playing tyrone in the quarter finals. but i didnt hear any details of when tickets will go on sale. i know they'll sell out quickly so i want to be able to get a decent ticket. any one know when sales start?

DH2K9

Fagan1993 wrote: »

so i'm a Dub, and was shocked to hear we're playing tyrone in the quarter finals. but i didnt hear any details of when tickets will go on sale. i know they'll sell out quickly so i want to be able to get a decent ticket. any one know when sales start?

We don't even know what day it is on yet RELAX!!!

The only way to get a ticket at the moment is to get one of thees ticket. http://www.gaa.ie/tickets-and-merchandise/tickets/gaa-ticket-packages/

Fagan1993

they're on the 31st and he 1st of August.. so it says on gaa.ie

DH2K9

Fagan1993 wrote: »

they're on the 31st and he 1st of August.. so it says on gaa.ie

Ye Des Cahill said on the Sunday Game that there will be double headers on the Saturday and the Sunday. Hope the Dubs finally get a Sunday game. Those ticket packages are really good considering it is at least 45 euro for the semis. If you are confident of us winning you should buy the Dubli double.

Fagan1993

i'd like to hope they get Sunday and win... it wont be easy... but the tickets will probably sell out in no time...

Bluetonic

Fagan1993 wrote: »

so i'm a Dub, and was shocked to hear we're playing tyrone in the quarter finals. but i didnt hear any details of when tickets will go on sale. i know they'll sell out quickly so i want to be able to get a decent ticket. any one know when sales start?

Just get them from the same place you got them for the early rounds

Fagan1993

usually the leinster council... but i heard they dont do all ireland tickets?

Bluetonic

Fagan1993 wrote: »

usually the leinster council... but i heard they dont do all ireland tickets?

They won't do tickets for the 1/4s alright but there'll be no shortage of tickets.

You'll be able to pick up decent ones at the ticket shop on Dorset St. Croke Park used to also take ticket orders on 819 2300 in the past.

Just wait until tomorrow evening for fixture details.

namloc1980

Based on attendances at Dublin games so far this year tickets won't be an issue, but I'm sure alot of 'fans' will come out for the big day against Tyrone.

Fagan1993

i hope ur right about tickets not being an issue

corny

Depends on who the double header is with. If its Dublin V Tyrone and Meath V Kildare on the same day i'd imagine we'll get very close to a full house.

Having said that my money is on Dublin V Tyrone and Cork V Roscommon on the same day.

Le King

I hope it will be Kildare v Meath first then Dublin v Tyrone. That should nearly sell croker out.

Really for those who actually turned up at the qualifiers there should be a system where they are guaranteed tickets for this game. The blow ins will sadly return to the hill at the weekend. Actually enjoyed the smaller crowds can get served no problem beforehand , good support on the hill from people who actually know who the players are. I think our fairweather support has really been shown up this year sadly.

Dermotsull13

It would make sense for the 2 quarters which are on the same side of the draw will be on the same day so I think Cork/Roscommon and Tyrone/Dublin will be on together. Probably on Sunday. Dont think it will sell out so tickets should be available from the office on Dorset Street and possibly via ticketmaster aswel

hisholinessnb

Deleted User wrote: »

Really for those who actually turned up at the qualifiers there should be a system where they are guaranteed tickets for this game. The blow ins will sadly return to the hill at the weekend. Actually enjoyed the smaller crowds can get served no problem beforehand , good support on the hill from people who actually know who the players are. I think our fairweather support has really been shown up this year sadly.

totally agree with that

I dont know

Really for those who actually turned up at the qualifiers there should be a system where they are guaranteed tickets for this game

There is a system, very good it is too;
http://www.gaa.ie/tickets-and-merchandise/tickets/gaa-season-ticket/

I dont know

I dont know wrote: »

There is a system, very good it is too;
http://www.gaa.ie/tickets-and-merchandise/tickets/gaa-season-ticket/

Thats really good actually. Havea parnell park pass which gets me a a hill ticket for every game and parnell park entry as well. Thats really good for people who want a stand ticket cheers.

castie

* 7 Allianz GAA National League 2009 round matches
* Opening match of GAA Championships
* Then Play & Pay kicks in

Play & Pay means you will be automatically charged in advance of every subsequent match that your county plays in the the GAA Championships whether you attend or not.

Thats unacceptable from my point of view anyway. You should have an option to turn down the ticket. Sometimes you just cannot travel to the games due to multiple reasons.

hisholinessnb

Deleted User wrote: »

Thats really good actually. Havea parnell park pass which gets me a a hill ticket for every game and parnell park entry as well. Thats really good for people who want a stand ticket cheers.

Do you have to attend previous matches to be guaranteed a ticket with the Parnell pass?
Me and the missus have terrace parnell pass tickets but have been buying tickets through general sale this year as she is pregnant and they wouldnt let her take a seated ticket with the pass.

For the later games will take hill tickets and swap for seated no problem but I hope the fact that I havent been using the pass wont affect my chances of a ticket?

hisholinessnb

hisholinessnb wrote: »

Do you have to attend previous matches to be guaranteed a ticket with the Parnell pass?
Me and the missus have terrace parnell pass tickets but have been buying tickets through general sale this year as she is pregnant and they wouldnt let her take a seated ticket with the pass.

For the later games will take hill tickets and swap for seated no problem but I hope the fact that I havent been using the pass wont affect my chances of a ticket?

No your grand with the pass doesnt matter if you take the tickets or not. Your pass guarantees you ticket regardless till we get knocked out.

Lando Griffin

Will they not have one on Bank Holiday Monday?

I can see a huge Roscommon support travelling, remember 20000 for an All Ireland Minor final.

So I reckon
Sat Down Vs Kerry, Ross Vs Cork
Sunday Dub Vs Tyrone
Monday Meath Vs Kildare.

Anyway, it will be a Kerry Vs Tyrone final with Tyrone winning and that is that.

Bluetonic

castie wrote: »

* 7 Allianz GAA National League 2009 round matches
* Opening match of GAA Championships
* Then Play & Pay kicks in

Play & Pay means you will be automatically charged in advance of every subsequent match that your county plays in the the GAA Championships whether you attend or not.

Thats unacceptable from my point of view anyway. You should have an option to turn down the ticket. Sometimes you just cannot travel to the games due to multiple reasons.

You have the option to opt out of one game.

The idea of it is it's for fans who attend all the games, if you don't fall into this category then it's not for you.

There will be no problems for anyone getting 1/4 or 1/2 final tickets.

Trampas

castie wrote: »

* 7 Allianz GAA National League 2009 round matches
* Opening match of GAA Championships
* Then Play & Pay kicks in

Play & Pay means you will be automatically charged in advance of every subsequent match that your county plays in the the GAA Championships whether you attend or not.

Thats unacceptable from my point of view anyway. You should have an option to turn down the ticket. Sometimes you just cannot travel to the games due to multiple reasons.

Then you pass on the ticket to someone who will use it. I have 2 which we share between 3 of us. You get €5 off the face value of championship games.

Long Term Louth

Kerry V Down
Dublin V Tyrone

Saturday

Cork V Roscommon
Meath V Kildare

Sunday

hisholinessnb

On sale now at ticketmaster

How Soon Is Now

35 just for the Dublin match..... nah

hisholinessnb

angerfist2009 wrote: »

35 just for the Dublin match..... nah

Theres 3 games on that day, you dont need different tickets for each match!

How Soon Is Now

hisholinessnb wrote: »

Theres 3 games on that day, you dont need different tickets for each match!

Ya i just noticed that now see ticketmaster dont tell u that though lol they just have it headlined as DUBLIN VS TYRONE

DH2K9

castie wrote: »

* 7 Allianz GAA National League 2009 round matches
* Opening match of GAA Championships
* Then Play & Pay kicks in

Play & Pay means you will be automatically charged in advance of every subsequent match that your county plays in the the GAA Championships whether you attend or not.

Thats unacceptable from my point of view anyway. You should have an option to turn down the ticket. Sometimes you just cannot travel to the games due to multiple reasons.

Like someone said you can opt out of tickets for one match and anyway you can give them to somebody who is going. If the Dubs were to magically get to the final you would have guaranteed tickets for it. Is that unacceptable?

Flukey

I've got the Football Feast deal, giving me the two quarter final days and the two semi-final days in the stand, all for a total of just €99. I did it last year too. A great deal for the fan who wants to see all the games, as I do.

http://www.gaa.ie/tickets-and-merchandise/tickets/gaa-ticket-packages/

flahavaj

Flukey wrote: »

I've got the Football Feast deal, giving me the two quarter final days and the two semi-final days in the stand, all for a total of just €99. I did it last year too. A great deal for the fan who wants to see all the games, as I do.

http://www.gaa.ie/tickets-and-merchandise/tickets/gaa-ticket-packages/

Thats a savage deal for the neutral like myself that would go to every game regardless, will be looking out for that next year, particularly as you're guaranteed a seat in Block 308, which are more than daycent seats (was sitting there yesterday).