2018 Season Ticket

BonnieSituation

diceyreilly wrote: »

Anyone any idea how much the super 8's will be, hopefully they keep it sensible but doubt it.

I'd be banking on 30 for us with the 5 off.

Crash Bang Wall

Qualifier Rounds 3 and 4 are 20 each, so at a guess it would be 30 or more

Crash Bang Wall

diceyreilly wrote: »

Anyone any idea how much the super 8's will be, hopefully they keep it sensible but doubt it.

Sensible:rolleyes:

kala85

Got 206 Row BB for the kilkenny galway replay in thurles. happy with those tickets. A lot better than the ones I got for the matches in Croke park.

Nidgeweasel

Any tickets for Saturday’s super 8’s yet?

diceyreilly

Nidgeweasel wrote: »

Any tickets for Saturday’s super 8’s yet?

Say be 1st thing in the morning.

Bonniedog

Think they meet this morning to sign off on venues and times.

diceyreilly

Bring a friend option now available. €25 for STH

BPKS

303 available for bring a friend for the Sunday games, not bad.

diceyreilly

€75 for STH for the 1/4 final, €90 for non STH for 1/4 final

Think i'll be opting out if the Rossies is a dead rubber..

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diceyreilly wrote: »

€75 for STH for the semi final, €90 for non STH for 1/4 final

Think i'll be opting out if the Rossies is a dead rubber..

€75 for the semi final? Are you serious?

diceyreilly

Alannah Silly Racketeer wrote: »

€75 for the semi final? Are you serious?

No I meant the 1/4 final €25 x 3

westcork67

And you think that expensive??? Damn sight more for most other sporting events at that level and kids for a €5

Have my issues with the GAA but don't see that as extortionate

diceyreilly

westcork67 wrote: »

And you think that expensive??? Damn sight more for most other sporting events at that level and kids for a €5

Have my issues with the GAA but don't see that as extortionate

I think €90 for non season ticket holders for a 3 legged 1/4 final is expensive yes, I am not a child nor will I be bring one so that price means nothing to me.

howiya

westcork67 wrote: »

And you think that expensive??? Damn sight more for most other sporting events at that level and kids for a €5

Have my issues with the GAA but don't see that as extortionate

The ticket price itself isn't expensive but last year you only had to pay for one quarter final.

People will pick and choose which games to go to instead of going to them all and thats why we are seeing lower attendances.

BPKS

diceyreilly wrote: »

I think €90 for non season ticket holders for a 3 legged 1/4 final is expensive yes, I am not a child nor will I be bring one so that price means nothing to me.

Its not the price of the ticket that is a problem for me. Tickets will cost me €105 for 3 games for 3 of us. Thats grand.

But I will have to drive about 1300KM to get to next 2 Kerry games. Add in 3 days of eating lunch and dinner out for 3 as well as the usual few snacks, pints and soft drinks then I wont have much change out of €500.

diceyreilly

BPKS wrote: »

Its not the price of the ticket that is a problem for me. Tickets will cost me €105 for 3 games for 3 of us. Thats grand.

But I will have to drive about 1300KM to get to next 2 Kerry games. Add in 3 days of eating lunch and dinner out for 3 as well as the usual few snacks, pints and soft drinks then I wont have much change out of €500.

And if they come 1st or 2nd, you can add a trip to CP the following week on to that.

BPKS

diceyreilly wrote: »

And if they come 1st or 2nd, you can add a trip to CP the following week on to that.

No then we have a week off, then a game in Killarney and then the semi final if we make it. So only 750 KM roundtrips for the latter two.

Do you know if its easy to get an overdraft these days:eek::eek:

BonnieSituation

Having no gap between the last game and the SF is silly. I'm gonna be rinsed this month and next and I have to go to Omagh as well.

westcork67

Great problem to have and the decision is always yours - for sure there are many Tipp and Mayo lads I am sure would love to have this problem

Bonniedog

In fairness, the ticket prices for the 8s are lower than they were for quarter finals before this. Yes, I know there are three games rather than one and it is big demand on supporters. I would imagine, as diceyreilly said, that if Dublin (touch wood) are qualified and Rossies out before the last game that there will be very few there. Especially with semi final coming up the week after.

Sponsorgate

Anyone who bought the hurling heaven package get their quarter final tickets yet?





Still waiting on email with tickets for both games.



Emailed tickets.ie for update but nothing yet

big_drive

I’m a Cork hurling season ticket holder.

Will there be some option available to buy a package for the both semi finals on 28th/29th?

If there was I might go up the Saturday too

BullBauld

When you choose the 'bring a friend' option they send you out to the corner seats between Cusack/Davin.

Would have gotten central seats otherwise.

Very annoying.

diceyreilly

Healy Park €15. Can’t argue with that price. In the terraces which is even better.

BonnieSituation

diceyreilly wrote: »

Healy Park €15. Can’t argue with that price. In the terraces which is even better.

Yeah, saw that email. Delighted.

BPKS

diceyreilly wrote: »

Healy Park €15. Can’t argue with that price. In the terraces which is even better.

That's gas. Its €20 (including the fiver discount) for Clones the same weekend!

Fann Linn

BPKS wrote: »

That's gas. Its €20 (including the fiver discount) for Clones the same weekend!

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westcork67

Still havent seen my tickets come up in the Season ticket portal for the Galway hurling v Clare - usually they are in there by the time they go on general sale - anyone else got their tickets yet?

diceyreilly

BPKS wrote: »

That's gas. Its €20 (including the fiver discount) for Clones the same weekend!

They are basically saying we are not getting a seat. €20 for Terrace so €15 with discount