€10 tickets Leinster v Munster

turniphead

€10 Leinster V Munster rugby tickets on sale at 10am today. Match in the Aviva 8th Oct at 2pm.

Ticketmaster website https://m.ticketmaster.ie/event/18005103EE715E53?

degsie

Juniors only?

turniphead

degsie wrote: »

Juniors only?

Promotional Offer 10 ticket

degsie

Not coming up for me

Moody_mona

The last option "promotional offer 10"

conor222

Can't see it at all

dodzy

conor222 wrote: »

Can't see it at all

Try this link

terrydel

They've got to get the glory hunters and bandwagoners back somehow!

degsie

Appears to only come up only on the mobile site. Thanks op.

athtrasna

They've done this every time for the Aviva game, seems to be more of them around this time.

wolfyboy555

Grabbed some no problems. Thanks op.

Mantis Toboggan

terrydel wrote: »

They've got to get the glory hunters and bandwagoners back somehow!

Beats €110 euro last year for the same fixture in thomand 2 tickets.

ionapaul

Thanks for the heads-up OP.

Gloomtastic!

Keep getting error 20000 when I try to confirm purchase.

bluedoor27

For someone whose never been to the aviva, what's the upper tier seats like?

blindside88

Thanks for the heads up OP. Got tickets in section 520 but for €10 how could you complain

Mantis Toboggan

24 euro for 2 tickets, not bad even if it is high up in the corner.

bluedoor27

Bulk 521! Even if the view isn't the best you can't go far wrong with €24 for 2 tickets

jennyhayes123

Thanks ok. Got 2 :-)

darklighter

Seems €25 is the cheapest left

blindside88

darklighter wrote: »

Seems €25 is the cheapest left

Go to the bottom of the ticket section and you'll see €10 promotion as an option

darklighter

blindside88 wrote: »

Go to the bottom of the ticket section and you'll see €10 promotion as an option

Aha....thanks!!

IRCA

Nice one thanks OP

budhabob

too late by the looks of it, seem to be sold out. Great value all the same.

little foot

Thanks op

miece16

all gone

jive

J.pilkington wrote: »

They would only let you order 6 at a time, I was waiting for the brother and father to send me on their credit card details but by the time the brother sent his through deal was off so only got 12

Your brother K.pilkington says otherwise

davo2001

J.pilkington wrote: »

by the time the brother sent his through deal was off so only got 12

Poor you :rolleyes: :mad:

Mantis Toboggan

J.pilkington wrote: »

They would only let you order 6 at a time, I was waiting for the brother and father to send me on their credit card details but by the time the brother sent his through deal was off so only got 12

Only 12...ah jaysus.

Try sending them an email to complain.

former total

It's pure shockin that an honest ticket tout can't make a living wage Joe.

todolist

bluedoor27 wrote: »

For someone whose never been to the aviva, what's the upper tier seats like?

I was up on the highest stands.Terrible seats.Players are dots on the field.Very scarey if you don't like heights.

vkid

bluedoor27 wrote:

For someone whose never been to the aviva, what's the upper tier seats like?

Not great all...but some of the lower seats near the pitch are not great either. Disappointing stadium imo.

Joeseph Balls

Ah too slow:( really wanted to bring the daughter to her first Leinster match. Full price it is so

Moody_mona

For her first Leinster match I'd recommend the RDS, you can go early and enjoy the atmosphere around the grounds, I think it's far more suited to kids.

Joeseph Balls

Moody_mona wrote: »

For her first Leinster match I'd recommend the RDS, you can go early and enjoy the atmosphere around the grounds, I think it's far more suited to kids.

Myself and the good wife have been to both but never with the kids and your probably right. I want the daughter to experience a big stadium with the huge crowds and Offaly hurlers arnt going to bring us to croke park anytime soon but yeah, maybe the RDS would be a good start with her. Cheers

Moody_mona

Joeseph Balls wrote: »

Moody_mona wrote: »

For her first Leinster match I'd recommend the RDS, you can go early and enjoy the atmosphere around the grounds, I think it's far more suited to kids.

Myself and the good wife have been to both but never with the kids and your probably right. I want the daughter to experience a big stadium with the huge crowds and Offaly hurlers arnt going to bring us to croke park anytime soon but yeah, maybe the RDS would be a good start with her. Cheers

Ah yea I know there's plenty of appeal with the Aviva and Croker, I just love the RDS, and I do think its very kid friendly, especially the afternoon games. I'll keep my fingers crossed for Offaly for you

Offaly Exile

Joeseph Balls wrote: »

Myself and the good wife have been to both but never with the kids and your probably right. I want the daughter to experience a big stadium with the huge crowds and Offaly hurlers arnt going to bring us to croke park anytime soon but yeah, maybe the RDS would be a good start with her. Cheers

You could always bring her to Birr for the Offaly semi-finals next month. Big stadium and there is bound to be a huge crowd:D

xraylady

None available .. Other than the 80 ones.

Leslie91

vkid wrote: »

Not great all...but some of the lower seats near the pitch are not great either. Disappointing stadium imo.

I think the best value seats are in South Upper in rows A-D. I wouldn't bother sitting anywhere near the top in any of the stands. Oh and stay away from North Stand (if you can call it that), worst seats I have ever sat in ever.

fast_eddie

Joeseph Balls wrote: »

Ah too slow:( really wanted to bring the daughter to her first Leinster match. Full price it is so

Joeseph,

talk to your local rugby club - Leinster usually offer tickets under the "One Province" initiative to encourage families travelling to games, prices are normally e10 for adults and e5 for kids, but as far as I know are only available through rugby clubs.

The seats are normally in or near the Havelock Square end, this lower seating is not to everyone's taste for watching a match (although many love it as you're pretty much at pitch level) but it's a good family-friendly outing.

Cheers,
Eddie

bk

Has anyone ever brought a baby to the Aviva? I assume you don't need a ticket for them too?

Dexster555

If anyone can not go and needs sell their ticket let me know.

angeldelight

bk wrote: »

Has anyone ever brought a baby to the Aviva? I assume you don't need a ticket for them too?

You need a ticket but it's free