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All Ireland Final Tickets? *** Mod Note Post #1 ***
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I have 2 tickets for the Cusak stand. Looking to swap for 3 hill tickets (or anywhere) so the aul lad can go with his two sons....
EDIT: pm me if you can be of any help
Folk looking to swap for more the amount of tickets they have are taking the pee regardless of where the seats, or not in this case, are.0 -
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It is good to see a lot of people have gone for the Parnell Pass. For those of us that have one, we can tell you it is good value. Be sure to use it for the club matches and the league to get the real value, not just for a guaranteed final ticket. It runs until next May, so right up to the end of the league.
The pass is flimsy, but you'll have it in one of those credit card slots of your wallet most of the time, so that doesn't matter. When you go in, they'll ask you for the number, and they'll have it with your name on a list, which they'll tick off. There are Stand and Terrace passes, which are different colours, and are changed each year. So there is no chance of getting a seat if you only have a terrace pass, or using an out of date pass. There are still a limited amount of people who have a Parnell Pass, so there won't be huge queues at the ticket office. As there are no general sale tickets, there won't be as many people queueing as there would be during earlier stages of the championship. Even then, they have separate windows of Parnell Pass holders and people getting the general sale tickets. "Most" people who have one are good fans, not the bandwagon/sunshine supporters that create huge queues. You are guaranteed a ticket, so just pop along at some stage during the day. You can even collect tickets for friends, or get them to collect yours, to save on the queues or having to go. A little co-operation goes a long way.
The pass is strictly one ticket per pass for the final, but although the one ticket per pass applies all year, you can ask for several tickets earlier in the year, so you can get tickets for friends, relations, visitors etc. so they can sit with you if it were stand tickets you are getting. They are a little more flexible on that than they used to be. They realise now that they will sell more tickets. Otherwise you would end up buying your Pass ticket at one window and then have to go to another window to get a general sale ticket, which was farcical. The two tickets would not be together. Gladly they've seen sense and allow pass and general sale tickets together now. Also, if someone is away for a match, you could borrow their pass and get a ticket for a friend. Be careful about touting tickets though. You do not want to lose your pass. This year, it has for the first time shown its true value. See you in the queues next Tuesday lads.
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I have 2 tickets for the Cusak stand. Looking to swap for 3 hill tickets (or anywhere) so the aul lad can go with his two sons....
EDIT: pm me if you can be of any help
I might be able to get a few tickets for the hill if you are still looking.
I've been onto a lad who says he has a couple, but he's looking for €80 for each one. He said he might have one or two more, and that he'd know tomorrow.
I said I'd take the two off him - obviously not keen on paying twice the price - but we can try and arrange something if you're still looking.0 -
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