2018 Season Ticket

Bonniedog wrote: »

I reckon the Parnell Pass is better value, especially when you factor in free entry to club games.

Like someone above I only joined in 2011 as had to jump through all sorts of hoops to get tickets for the final

I got 4 Season tickets in 2011 and have found them amazing value. I have spent 4900 on tickets through the portal since then and have been at 4 finals and usually hit 88% on attendance. I have 4 adult tickets so it works out at about 1000 a year to go to all the matches per ticket. I think that is great value compared to 1600 a year for a premium ticket - which doesn't get you into Omagh or Pearse Park.

We turn two of the away matches into away day weekends and get to see a bit of the country so I see value there also.

Having 4 seats together in the lower Cusack on AI day is gold dust for me.

Young son has PP for the Hill and that also is amazing value but I prefer the seat nowadays.

barman linen wrote: »

I got 4 Season tickets in 2011 and have found them amazing value. I have spent 4900 on tickets through the portal since then and have been at 4 finals and usually hit 88% on attendance. I have 4 adult tickets so it works out at about 1000 a year to go to all the matches per ticket. I think that is great value compared to 1600 a year for a premium ticket - which doesn't get you into Omagh or Pearse Park.

We turn two of the away matches into away day weekends and get to see a bit of the country so I see value there also.

Having 4 seats together in the lower Cusack on AI day is gold dust for me.

Young son has PP for the Hill and that also is amazing value but I prefer the seat nowadays.

I’ve had the season ticket x 2 since the first year. Don’t want to know how much I’ve spent

jonseyblub wrote: »

Just got tickets yesterday. 306 much better than 301 last year!! Does anyone know if I can do this. I've a season ticket and one for my daughter too. Can i give that juvenile ticket (even though it cost €80) to an adult?  The ticket actually says under 16 even though its full price. My two daughters have been sharing the ticket for the last 3 years and have been to 2 all -irelands each (including replay) I'd love to give it to the old man this year.

You'll have absolutely no problem with the tickets. Regardless of what's printed on them as there are no concessions for AIF they're transferable to anyone.

If you still wanna play it safe you take the juvenile one and have your ST on you and let the oil lad go in on your one.

barman linen wrote: »

Had looked at this before - friend has upper Cusack tickets and he is right in the nosebleed seats this year. How can you guarantee that they put you in the lower Cusack ? I would hate to link them and end up there with him !

Obviously too late now as tickets have been issued and posted out. But for next year, the season ticket account thats in the good seats to set up the seating group and invite the others to join.

SeeMoreBut wrote: »

Did they not release more Dublin season tickets a few years ago but stated as upper Cusack. Only time they've really invoked it would be final and maybe semi

They did indeed.

Trent Houseboat wrote: »

I got my Dublin season ticket in 2012 (after the pain getting a ticket for the final in 2011) and it's for the Cusack Upper(when it's open).

Sames, I prefer the upper always get the 1st few rows and its always central. Best seats in the house imo.

They are great seats alright.

But alas I don't think anyone can be complaining.

SeeMoreBut wrote: »

anyone know when renewals be open?

I've no longer access to the email address account is set up anymore

Usually send an email out in October, will post up here when they do

lafors wrote: »

Got an email today. Open on the 24th Sept. It's €120 this year :rolleyes:

Same price as last year


2018 GAA Season Ticket:

Adult €120

And the good times are over for my 17 soon to be 18 year old son and his u16 ticket

stop wrote: »

Anyone notice the nice little asterisk saying tickets to championship games is now subject to ground capacity
So if a Newbridge situation reoccurs, away won't outnumber home again?

But season tickets will never outnumber the capacity. There is no rule how many tickets the home fans will get.
I wouldn't have a problem if there was but as things stand STH should get 1st dibs on the tickets especially those with over 90% attendance.

blanch152 wrote: »

I can accept that, if it is being done for the benefit of the game.

However, if you don't get a ticket because the ground is too small, it should count as "Attended" for the purpose of getting an All-Ireland final ticket.

It could mean that you wont get a 'stand' ticket but will get in the ground. In Omagh there were plenty of stand tickets sent to the terraces.

glack wrote: »

No that’s not what it says. It says access to stand tickets is subject to capacity. Stand tickets, not tickets in general. This rule isn’t new. In newbridge, most season ticket holders were standing due to lack of seats!

My ST is a terrace ticket - the line wasn't on the renewal last year, but is this year.