gaa final tickets

kala85 · 13-08-2019 03:57PM

Prestonites wrote: »

How do I know what? There is full allocation gone to the boards now as of Thursday last week mast tickets arrived in clubs today. The tickets being issued by CB now and GAA are 4500 tickets then it's a complete sell out. If you can buy a ticket officially match day tour doing well.

They are already on sale online - Terrace tickets.

I dont think that they are that much in demand. For last years football final , there was loads of tickets on the day. Same for hurling final in 2016.

Granted 2017, 2018 hurling finals were complete sell outs and no tickets available on the day.

The way the tickets are distributed to the clubs and each club only getting a certain amount can artificially create a shortage . I see some clubs ( from non participating counties are only having their draws on Wednesday or Thursday night) .

Guarantee , by the weekend , there will be tickets floating and tickets in Dublin on the street before the match.

Even the GAA themselves expect it- thats why the terrace tickets are on sale already and its only Tuesday. This can only mean Tipp or KK didnt take their full allocation of terrace tickets. ( so the counties themselves know it)

Wouldnt be surprised by the weekend if some stand tickets went up online.

And the football could be the same, judging from the poor Kerry crowd that went to match on Sunday.

Father Hernandez · 13-08-2019 04:09PM

kala85 wrote: »

They are already on sale online - Terrace tickets.

I dont think that they are that much in demand. For last years football final , there was loads of tickets on the day. Same for hurling final in 2016.

Granted 2017, 2018 hurling finals were complete sell outs and no tickets available on the day.

The way the tickets are distributed to the clubs and each club only getting a certain amount can artificially create a shortage . I see some clubs ( from non participating counties are only having their draws on Wednesday or Thursday night) .

Guarantee , by the weekend , there will be tickets floating and tickets in Dublin on the street before the match.

Even the GAA themselves expect it- thats why the terrace tickets are on sale already and its only Tuesday. This can only mean Tipp or KK didnt take their full allocation of terrace tickets. ( so the counties themselves know it)

Wouldnt be surprised by the weekend if some stand tickets went up online.

And the football could be the same, judging from the poor Kerry crowd that went to match on Sunday.

Whilst true I don't agree Kerry fans won't turn up for the final, certainly not to see Kerry face Dublin and stop the 5 in a row.

Similar for Dubs fans, I think the demand will be a lot higher than prev years cause of 5, maybe even more than 2011.

Prestonites · 13-08-2019 04:10PM

Father Hernandez wrote: »

Whilst true I don't agree Kerry fans won't turn up for the final, certainly not to see Kerry face Dublin and stop the 5 in a row.

Similar for Dubs fans, I think the demand will be a lot higher than prev years cause of 5, maybe even more than 2011.

Ticket demand is through the roof. Don't be listening to the above ****e.

catrat12 · 13-08-2019 04:15PM

drunkmonkey wrote: »

Which Nally stand ones are the ones to get, have option of nally1,2,3,4 or D ??

No problem through tickets.ie already picked up 4 for someone. Keep trying it will go through just hit the back button and resubmit took me a few goes..

got 2 there but different parts of nally

will i get to stand with my da or will we be seperated

Prestonites · 13-08-2019 04:19PM

catrat12 wrote: »

got 2 there but different parts of nally

will i get to stand with my da or will we be seperated

Should be a letter after the ticket like Nally D Nally C butbyeah5 you will be fine

catrat12 · 13-08-2019 04:21PM

Prestonites wrote: »

Should be a letter after the ticket like Nally D Nally C butbyeah5 you will be fine

First ticket c1
second ticket c3

Prestonites · 13-08-2019 04:23PM

catrat12 wrote: »

First ticket c1
second ticket c3

You will be fine

catrat12 · 13-08-2019 04:24PM

Prestonites wrote: »

You will be fine

CHEERS BOYS

drunkmonkey · 13-08-2019 04:34PM

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manofwisdom · 13-08-2019 04:39PM

tayto lover wrote: »

Two finals, Minor and Senior.
Great atmosphere and colour.
State of the art facilities.
Half-time entertainment.
Only happens once a year.

Terrific value.

Thanks for that John Horan.

drunkmonkey · 13-08-2019 04:52PM

All gone by the looks of it now.

..board.. · 13-08-2019 04:53PM

Quick question, Are the different sections of the Nally separated?

Tipsy McSwagger · 13-08-2019 04:54PM

dzer2 wrote: »

Nally stand tickets available in Kilkenny if ye are stuck

Where?

Tombo2001 · 13-08-2019 04:58PM

Prestonites wrote: »

Ticket demand is through the roof. Don't be listening to the above ****e.

I agree it will sell out easily but think it will be all Dublin.

Given how many showed up on Sunday for a game Kerry were favourites to win.....and given how many of those who showed up were on €5 tickets.....

People who paid a fiver to bring their kid last week, will think twice about paying 90 for the same kid next week.

Fann Linn · 13-08-2019 05:27PM

kala85 wrote: »

Don't think either finals will sell out this year

So a Dub Mayo semi will sell out and there are posters here who think a Dub Kerry final won't!

Crazy

kala85 · 13-08-2019 05:38PM

Fann Linn wrote: »

So a Dub Mayo semi will sell out and there are posters here who think a Dub Kerry final won't!

Crazy

When I say a sell out. I mean very hard to get a ticket and no tickets available on the street in Dublin before the match. Thats the way it was the hurling in 2017 and 2018 - very difficult to get a ticket and none for sale on the street in Croke park

Mayo vs Dublin all irelands the same way - none for sale on the street in Dublin.
Last weeks Semi final GAA maintain that it was a sell out - maybe from tickets sold but some empty seats and loads of tickets for sale in Dublin- lots of supporters bought twice apparently in the fuss.

In 2015 Kerry vs Dublin - I got offered tickets on the street - one for cusack and one for hogan.

A sell out for me is an All ireland where its very difficult to pick up a ticket as was the case with last two all ireland hurlings and also any mayo dublin game.

RoyalCelt · 13-08-2019 05:45PM

When Dublin are going for the 6, 7, 8 etc in a row I can see tickets going on general sale before the finals. If no team can close the gap or if Dublin pull further ahead they'll really struggle.

maestroamado · 13-08-2019 05:47PM

Fann Linn wrote: »

So a Dub Mayo semi will sell out and there are posters here who think a Dub Kerry final won't!

Crazy

Oddly enough quite a few years ago i was chatting to a few Dubs in a bar after the final.
Some of them were at it but a few said they deliberately went to the semi on the basis that impossible get tickets for final and they wanted to be involved so they went to semi and to the pub around Croke for atmosphere on final day, i thought it not a bad idea, they also said they have their day out and tickets considerably cheaper for semi.

That's a few years ago and i think football more popular than now.
I do not think Kerry be too far behind Dublin on the day.
I just seen the other post and if the gaa do not do something drastic to even the game up it will fade away quietly

Askabout · 13-08-2019 06:22PM

dzer2 wrote: »

Nally stand tickets available in Kilkenny if ye are stuck

Have you spare ticket?

maestroamado · 13-08-2019 06:28PM

Askabout wrote: »

Have you spare ticket?

jeses "anyone buyin or sellin a ticket" the dubs are great fun...

dzer2 · 13-08-2019 07:07PM

Askabout wrote: »

dzer2 wrote: »

Nally stand tickets available in Kilkenny if ye are stuck

Have you spare ticket?

No I only get what's needed for the family leave the rest for others

blanch152 · 14-08-2019 01:01AM

RoyalCelt wrote: »

When Dublin are going for the 6, 7, 8 etc in a row I can see tickets going on general sale before the finals. If no team can close the gap or if Dublin pull further ahead they'll really struggle.

The Dublin support is amazing given that semi-finals are still selling out, when you compare to 1981 and 1982 when Kerry were going for five-in-a-row, and we had the worst attendances in 70 years.

RoyalCelt · 14-08-2019 01:27AM

blanch152 wrote: »

The Dublin support is amazing given that semi-finals are still selling out, when you compare to 1981 and 1982 when Kerry were going for five-in-a-row, and we had the worst attendances in 70 years.

If that semi final was in a big stadium in kerry the attendance would have been far better. Not all Dublin semi finals sell out. Last year only 55k. This year the hype between Dublin and Mayo sold it out. That won't happen again after this year's hammering.

ClanofLams · 14-08-2019 01:39AM

blanch152 wrote: »

The Dublin support is amazing given that semi-finals are still selling out, when you compare to 1981 and 1982 when Kerry were going for five-in-a-row, and we had the worst attendances in 70 years.

The comparison is irrelevant as has been pointed out here a few times. Attendances were much lower in general (hurling semi final double headers were played in front of ten thousand) and it took twice as long to get to Dublin in the midst of a mass recession.

Even 1977 when Dublin and Kerry met in a de facto final in the semi final only got fifty thousand.

Finally last years semi final against Galway was far from a sell out. A dominant team certainly lessens interest but comparing people having to travel six hours in the midst of a recession to Dublin fans having little travel time in relatively good economic times doesn’t make much sense.

Odyssey 2005 · 14-08-2019 01:51AM

kala85 wrote: »

Don't think either finals will sell out this year

They will. Kk and tipp fans and dub and ky fans will get the shyte tickets because they will all go anyway, the good seats will be sold to those who just want to experience an AI final.

BonnieSituation · 14-08-2019 01:54AM

Odyssey 2005 wrote: »

They will. Kk and tipp fans and dub and ky fans will get the shyte tickets because they will all go anyway, the good seats will be sold to those who just want to experience an AI final.

I better be in 305 and upwards of JJ!

JeffKenna · 14-08-2019 10:25AM

blanch152 wrote: »

The Dublin support is amazing given that semi-finals are still selling out, when you compare to 1981 and 1982 when Kerry were going for five-in-a-row, and we had the worst attendances in 70 years.

There looked to be equally as much support from Mayo at that semi so you're being very disingenuous. Besides games against Mayo and All Ireland finals when was the last time Dublin sold out a game?

blanch152 · 14-08-2019 11:09AM

JeffKenna wrote: »

There looked to be equally as much support from Mayo at that semi so you're being very disingenuous. Besides games against Mayo and All Ireland finals when was the last time Dublin sold out a game?

The point I am making is that when Kilkenny and Kerry were going for four and five in a row, attendances plummeted as neutrals lost interest.

Compared to that, attendances at Dublin matches have held up remarkably well.

Edit: Anyway, we are going off topic. I expect a full house on 1 September.

JeffKenna · 14-08-2019 11:15AM

blanch152 wrote: »

JeffKenna wrote: »

There looked to be equally as much support from Mayo at that semi so you're being very disingenuous. Besides games against Mayo and All Ireland finals when was the last time Dublin sold out a game?

The point I am making is that when Kilkenny and Kerry were going for four and five in a row, attendances plummeted as neutrals lost interest.

Compared to that, attendances at Dublin matches have held up remarkably well.

Edit: Anyway, we are going off topic. I expect a full house on 1 September.

But they haven't. If you take Mayo out of the equation attendances have fallen dramatically.

Trent Houseboat · 14-08-2019 11:18AM

JeffKenna wrote: »

There looked to be equally as much support from Mayo at that semi so you're being very disingenuous. Besides games against Mayo and All Ireland finals when was the last time Dublin sold out a game?

Semi in 2017 against Tyrone was a sell out I think, as waws the one against Kerry in 2016. Dublin and Mayo sold out Croke park twice in the 2015 semis. I'm pretty sure Dublin weren't involved in a semi-final in 2014 because I have absolutely no recollection of it

It appears as though the Galway semi last year was anomalous, and it's probably because Galway would have already had two road games in the S8s and hurlers bound for a final. It's a bit early to be claiming the Leinsterifaction of the All Ireland Series just yet.

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