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  • swansrule100
    The quarterback
    • May 2004
    • 4538

    #16
    dont think obstacle course is an event in melbourne,

    pity the cricket isnt on at these comm games, i liked it. Is anyone going to go along?
    Theres not much left to say

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    • ScottH
      It's Goodes to cheer!!
      • Sep 2003
      • 23665

      #17
      Originally posted by swansrule100
      dont think obstacle course is an event in melbourne,

      pity the cricket isnt on at these comm games, i liked it. Is anyone going to go along?
      We are going to try to go to the "Family Discrimintary" games, but the do not make it easy for a family of 5(or more) to go.

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      • j s
        Think positive!
        • Jan 2003
        • 3303

        #18
        Originally posted by ScottH
        We are going to try to go to the "Family Discrimintary" games, but the do not make it easy for a family of 5(or more) to go.
        Sell some of the kids and use the proceeds to buy tickets for the others.

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        • Bron
          On the Rookie List
          • Jan 2003
          • 851

          #19
          Originally posted by liz
          Very hard to get hold of a ticket as a member of the general public. Best bets are:

          g) Some clubs (including the Swans I think) sell tickets for their pre-GF breakfast and include a ticket to the game. You'll probably land up paying close to $1000.
          This is true and we've been via this method a few times. However, the first time it was $750/head, then last year it went up to $1300 (or maybe $1500) a head. Whilst the day is absolutely fabulous, and IMO well worth $1500 for two (if you've got that much around to spend on a break), we really baulked at the huge increase to watch a couple of teams that we don't necessarily like. Most attendes are corporate, and I guess the $$ don't matter that much.

          If you have a Swans guaranteed GF seat (when we get there), then the best bet is to take that and then buy a seat at the breakfast (which is around $200) and a relative bargain.

          Given that the list price of the GF ticket itself is around $80 (from memory, but even if it's $150), the meal (which is generally a hotel breakfast and not worth much) is worth say $50 at hotel rates, plus something for entertainment (we've seen Ernie Dingo, the Fat team, Scared Weird Little Guys - generally 2 - 3 acts) you can see that this must be a huge fund raiser for the club - and I guess good on them if they can get it.
          Dream, believe, achieve!

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