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Attending Home Nations Events

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  • 17-05-2021 8:07pm
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    B2021M
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    Hi all

    Sorry if this has been convered somewhere before.

    Im wondering if any or many posters have attended any of the Home Nations events (and in particular the Northern Ireland Open)? Just curious what people thought about it all....in particular the format and multiple tables etc. Can you buy a ticket where you can walk around to the different tables if there are free seats or do the tickets cover certain tables/times (in the early part of the week)?

    Thanks


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    Joe_ Public
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    B2021M wrote: »
    Hi all

    Sorry if this has been convered somewhere before.

    Im wondering if any or many posters have attended any of the Home Nations events (and in particular the Northern Ireland Open)? Just curious what people thought about it all....in particular the format and multiple tables etc. Can you buy a ticket where you can walk around to the different tables if there are free seats or do the tickets cover certain tables/times (in the early part of the week)?

    Thanks

    Sorry, only saw this post now. Only been to waterfront hall for snooker once but remember it being a nice venue for snooker. You can buy a day pass and come in and out during the day, open seating plan though obviously if ronnie is on a table, you'd need to be early to get a good seat for it. Finals and semis would be seat plan only but all in all, a very good value day out.


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    B2021M
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    Joe_ Public wrote: »
    Sorry, only saw this post now. Only been to waterfront hall for snooker once but remember it being a nice venue for snooker. You can buy a day pass and come in and out during the day, open seating plan though obviously if ronnie is on a table, you'd need to be early to get a good seat for it. Finals and semis would be seat plan only but all in all, a very good value day out.

    Thanks very much for the reply. I like the idea of the day pass and being able to see as many as possible. Will see if can get to one in the next few seasons.


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    zuutroy
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    Got tickets for myself and the young lad for the afternoon of the final of the NI in October. Row 2 behind the brown spot for £25 each. Very good value imo.


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    Joe_ Public
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    B2021M wrote: »
    Thanks very much for the reply. I like the idea of the day pass and being able to see as many as possible. Will see if can get to one in the next few seasons.

    Should be snooker back in goffs next spring too with the seniors so that's definitely worth checking out as well and a bit closer to home.


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