Tickets for the football semis onsale early.

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Am i missing something here why the feck are the tickets for both football semi finals going onsale about two months before there even been played???

According to ticketmaster they go on sale in the morning but no one has any idea whos even going to be playing in them!!!

http://www.ticketmaster.ie/GAA-Football-Championship-tickets/artist/1571917?tm_link=edp_Artist_Name

markie29

you can buy tickets for 2 semi finals and 2 1/4 final games of your choice on tickets.ie and the prices are 90euro which seems reasonable enough.

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markie29 wrote: »

you can buy tickets for 2 semi finals and 2 1/4 final games of your choice on tickets.ie and the prices are 90euro which seems reasonable enough.

Thats fair enough sounds ok but i dont wanna be buying tickets for games that ive no idea whos playing in yet when i dont really have money to be throwing around.

Surely thats understandable lol.

They go onsale in the morning so that means more then likely in a couple of days most the decent seats for those games will be gone. And all this before the tickets for the Lenister semis are onsale. Bit ****ing ****e if u ask me.

Flukey

They are All-Ireland semi-finals, so I intend to be at them no matter who is playing. I am a GAA fan, so who is playing is irrelevant; I want to be there. Hopefully Dublin will be in one, but I'll be at both anyway. I won't be getting my tickets yet though. It is good to have the interest early. At the other extreme you'll have people who want to watch their county in the final, and telling you how much they deserve to have a ticket, but who'll only know their county were semi-finalists after the semi-final is over and they hear the result. I've come across people like that. What's worse is that some of them end up getting a ticket for the final.

bruschi

angerfist2009 wrote: »

Thats fair enough sounds ok but i dont wanna be buying tickets for games that ive no idea whos playing in yet when i dont really have money to be throwing around.

Surely thats understandable lol.

They go onsale in the morning so that means more then likely in a couple of days most the decent seats for those games will be gone. And all this before the tickets for the Lenister semis are onsale. Bit ****ing ****e if u ask me.

Is someone forcing you to buy tickets or something?

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bruschi wrote: »

angerfist2009 wrote: »

Thats fair enough sounds ok but i dont wanna be buying tickets for games that ive no idea whos playing in yet when i dont really have money to be throwing around.

Surely thats understandable lol.

They go onsale in the morning so that means more then likely in a couple of days most the decent seats for those games will be gone. And all this before the tickets for the Lenister semis are onsale. Bit ****ing ****e if u ask me.

Is someone forcing you to buy tickets or something?

I would of liked the option of buying tickets in a decent section of the ground closer to the time of the actual game. It's two months away from those games . I've no idea where ill be or wat ill be doing in that time.

Just dunno why they couldn't of kept it way it was.
I follow Dublin I go to see Dublin play so I would of liked to of waited to see who was playing before deciding if I was gonna go to the game.

Flukey

Don't worry. There will be plenty of them around, even if Dublin are in. They'll be on sale at the ticket office on Dorset Street. Get yourself a Parnell Pass and you won't even have to worry about being able to get one if Dublin are involved. You'll be guaranteed a ticket. You can get those in Dorset Street too. €170 for a stand Pass and €130 for a terrace. That guarantees you a ticket to all Dublin's championship games, which you will have to pay for, and free entry into all Dublin club games and home League games for the county team.

bruschi

angerfist2009 wrote: »

I would of liked the option of buying tickets in a decent section of the ground closer to the time of the actual game. It's two months away from those games . I've no idea where ill be or wat ill be doing in that time.

Just dunno why they couldn't of kept it way it was.
I follow Dublin I go to see Dublin play so I would of liked to of waited to see who was playing before deciding if I was gonna go to the game.

tickets arent going to be sold out in the morning for the games. I dont know why its such a problem for you. I'd be surprised if they sold 100 tickets tomorrow or whenever it is they are going on sale. When was the last time that a semi final was sold out anyway? its rare it happens these days. its a complete non issue to be honest.

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bruschi wrote: »

tickets arent going to be sold out in the morning for the games. I dont know why its such a problem for you. I'd be surprised if they sold 100 tickets tomorrow or whenever it is they are going on sale. When was the last time that a semi final was sold out anyway? its rare it happens these days. its a complete non issue to be honest.

I not gonna list all the reasons why its a problem for me i cant be arsed writing an essay on this when no one would give two ****s anyway :P

It just makes things awkward for me simple as.

Anyway its a ''Complete non issue'' so no need to worry about it.....

Come semi final day if im there im there if not sure ah well .