Croke Park Seating

r0chf0rt

Just wondering if anyone knows what order is the seating numbered in the Hogan stand. I have tickets this weekend for u2 in section 336 . The seats are 1 and 2. Are these closest to or furthest from the hill in that section.
Thanks in advance.
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The Rooster

Section 336 is right beside the Hill.

Your row letter will indicate how far you are from the front. A is row 1, AA is row 27, ZZ is row 52.

r0chf0rt

Thanks for that. I know the row number. I was just wondering whether the seats are numbered right to left or left to right i.e are seats 1 and 2 furthest from the hill or closest to it. Just trying to gauge what the view will be like seeing as the seats are so far up.

Flukey

This is the seating arrangements:

r0chf0rt

Thanks again. I have seen the map but it doesnt show whether the seats are numbered left to right or vice versa. Does anyone know if seats 1-2 are on the left or right of section 336 on the map below ?

Danno

15 will be closer to the hill than 1 and 2... hope this helps. It is opposite for the Cusack.

r0chf0rt

Thanks Danno, thats all I wanted to know

maro01

Danno wrote: »

15 will be closer to the hill than 1 and 2... hope this helps. It is opposite for the Cusack.

Do you know if row ff lower cusack are at the fornt of the stand or in under the stand at the back

Bluetonic

maro01 wrote: »

Do you know if row ff lower cusack are at the fornt of the stand or in under the stand at the back

It's approx four rows from the entrance/exit from the stand.

Your well covered by the roof if it rains unless the wind is particularity strong.

closeline

where would nn be?

Big Pussy Bonpensiero

closeline wrote: »

where would nn be?

Post number 2 in this thread would answer your question for you.

PTH2009

are there any concession turnstiles in Croke Park

DoctaDee

What's with this thread LMAO .. resurrected every 4 years 2005, 2009 & 2013

munchkin_utd

DoctaDee wrote: »

What's with this thread LMAO .. resurrected every 4 years 2005, 2009 & 2013

yup, but at least the answer to the bleedin obvious is kept in one thread rather than having numerous threads on EXACTLY the same, already answered, question.

still, theres a nifty page on the GAA website that gives the view from each section which is middling useful in making a decision on where to sit (aside from it doesnmt show how abysmal the sideline seats are, but you cant have everything
http://www.crokepark.ie/About/Seating-Plans

Brianderunner

closeline wrote: »

where would nn be?

Literally just under the overhang of the premier level. I was PP last weekend and the view was great (and i didnt get p!ssed on like most of the lower cusack did during the Monaghan Tyrone game)

ProudDUB

We could really do with one giant mega thread where all the queries about tickets and seating and other non match related matters (such as parking) go. As September approaches, this place is gonna get really clogged up with lots of people all asking the same thing.

bruschi

ProudDUB wrote: »

We could really do with one giant mega thread where all the queries about tickets and seating and other non match related matters (such as parking) go. As September approaches, this place is gonna get really clogged up with lots of people all asking the same thing.

I'm just waiting for the usual AI final thread where people whinge that they went to every game that their county played all year (including their minors, juniors and all the crappy preseason games) and the money grabbing GAA either;
a) wont give them a ticket,
b) charge them too much,
c) it costs too much for the day out or
d) they should have a season type ticket system.

Fireball07

bruschi wrote: »

I'm just waiting for the usual AI final thread where people whinge that they went to every game that their county played all year (including their minors, juniors and all the crappy preseason games) and the money grabbing GAA either;
a) wont give them a ticket,
b) charge them too much,
c) it costs too much for the day out or
d) they should have a season type ticket system.

If we get to the final and I don't get a ticket, I will definitely be complaining about a :P Although I will admit I didn't go to any junior games...

angelfire9

I have already booked my all Ireland ticket through the club
Getting adult tickets won't be a problem and I have beauties for the Semi in the lower Cusack with the parents

Kavrocks

PTH2009 wrote: »

are there any concession turnstiles in Croke Park

Only if you are sitting in the Cusack or Davin stand and pay full price can you receive a concession. The concession is claimed at the leftmost turnstile when entering through the Cusack stand, if you get your ticket from the GAA ticket office this will all be written on it.

PTH2009

Kavrocks wrote: »

Only if you are sitting in the Cusack or Davin stand and pay full price can you receive a concession. The concession is claimed at the leftmost turnstile when entering through the Cusack stand, if you get your ticket from the GAA ticket office this will all be written on it.

im sitting in the upper cusack tomorrow so hopefully i should get something back

Flukey

closeline wrote: »

where would nn be?

NN is almost in line with where you enter a section. If you are in 15 or 16, you are right beside the entrance and could have stewards and people coming in and out interfering with your view.

Is it really such a crime to raise an ancient thread if the content is relevant, rather than starting a new one? I've seen threads locked just for being resurrected, which does seem a bit crazy. Anyway, I've a good seat for tomorrow. Under the Dublin semi-final deal, I'll have the same one for the football semi-final.

TedR

Kinda same question that keeps coming up but a specific query, does any one know for certain;

Hogan Upper, Row V
Is that near the back, or is it actually halfway back
In other words, does Hogan upper go all back to ZZ (A front row, Z halfway back, AA just behind and ZZ right at the back)

I do know it goes back to ZZ in lower sections

I am asking specifically about Hogan upper though

TedR

feck, sorry, I know thread is old, I got me 2013s and 2014s mixed up

Bentekkers

TedR wrote: »

Kinda same question that keeps coming up but a specific query, does any one know for certain;

Hogan Upper, Row V
Is that near the back, or is it actually halfway back
In other words, does Hogan upper go all back to ZZ (A front row, Z halfway back, AA just behind and ZZ right at the back)

I do know it goes back to ZZ in lower sections

I am asking specifically about Hogan upper though

Seats in the Hogan Stand Upper run from A to Z (26 Rows) so if you are in V you are 5 rows from the back of the stand.

TedR

Thanks thats what I thought alright but I have heard other people discuss double letter seats in Hogan upper too so wasnt sure
Ticketmaster map only has it going back to Z alright, in Upper

BKWDR

TedR wrote: »

Thanks thats what I thought alright but I have heard other people discuss double letter seats in Hogan upper too so wasnt sure
Ticketmaster map only has it going back to Z alright, in Upper

I'm upper Hogan row Z for the Dub Donegal game, not a bad view actually, was there for last years semi final too!
They say there's no bad seat in croker but i would prefer the back of the upper to the pitch level seats , spend half the time looking at the telly screens

snowbabe

Does anyone know if the wheelchair area is covered in? As bringing my dad so need him comfortable or prepared for weather.

ProudDUB

snowbabe wrote: »

Does anyone know if the wheelchair area is covered in? As bringing my dad so need him comfortable or prepared for weather.

The wheelchair area is 100% covered in.

ProudDUB

snowbabe wrote: »

Does anyone know if the wheelchair area is covered in? As bringing my dad so need him comfortable or prepared for weather.

The wheelchair area is 100% covered in.

klairondavis

snowbabe wrote: »

Does anyone know if the wheelchair area is covered in? As bringing my dad so need him comfortable or prepared for weather.

It's covered from the rain but it can get quite cold up there when the wind blows in from the back of the stand.

snowbabe

Brilliant,Ill have him well wrapped up so,think we'll all have to be well wrapped up too,thanks so much for that