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Looks like it's a deal with either a school/uni or sporting clubs? Great, anything to help fill the place up. I might pass this along to some of my mates who sometimes go to games, and see if they can come.
177th Senior AFL Match - Round 4, 2009 - Sydney vs Carlton, SCG. This is obviously out of date. I suppose I'll update it once I could be bothered sitting down with the fixture and working it out.... Des' Weblog
I don't really think there's a lot to discuss, it's being done as part of the Premier's Sporting Challenge- it's targeted at kids involved in that program, which is all about getting people up and about. If you bother to use google you'll see that they've had ticket giveaways for NRL games as well. It's not a "doom and gloom, GWS is a failure/everyone in Sydney hates Aussie Rules" thing.
I knew him as a gentle young man, I cannot say for sure the reasons for his decline
We watched him fade before our very eyes, and years before his time
I think its a great idea that we try and get as many people into the Olympic Stadium as possible. It seats 80-odd thousand and is an asset of this city, so we should use it. If AFL is going to grow in Sydney we need to get as many new people to games as possible, and I would think the best way to do this is to give away as many tickets as they can print....
Agree with those who see it as no issue at worst, a good thing at best. Today's casual attendee who goes to a game for free might become tomorrow's ardent AFL fan. Ground capacity is more than double the likely paying audience.
Are they just for students? Or are they for anyone? You'd imagine there would be few walk up sales if you could simply get tickets on line for free. And the Ticketek site seems to be doing just that.
A more troubling thing, and this seems as good a place as any to raise it, we're going to need to drive tomorrow night and I haven't got prepaid parking (first time!). I assumed the crowd wouldn't be massive, and I'm guessing this is at most going to bump it by 5-10k if people take up the ticket offer). Does anyone know what the score is with parking without prepaid? Is it easy enough to drive to P1 and if it's sold out somehow just do a loop from there?
I knew him as a gentle young man, I cannot say for sure the reasons for his decline
We watched him fade before our very eyes, and years before his time
A more troubling thing, and this seems as good a place as any to raise it, we're going to need to drive tomorrow night and I haven't got prepaid parking (first time!). I assumed the crowd wouldn't be massive, and I'm guessing this is at most going to bump it by 5-10k if people take up the ticket offer). Does anyone know what the score is with parking without prepaid? Is it easy enough to drive to P1 and if it's sold out somehow just do a loop from there?
We always park in the Aquatic centre short walk - 20 bucks P1 always fills and is a pain to get out off - Aquatic centre is a little easier when leaving.
P1 is the best designed car park I've ever been in. Direct in up the ramp and direct out at the end. Even when I've had to park on the top deck, it's never been a problem. Wish it was at the SCG!
All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men do nothing. - Edmund Burke
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