Gaa Season Ticket 2014

mayo.mick

KevIRL wrote: »

Emailed the season ticket office and it turned out the hurling emails were only being sent this afternoon. Got the email and renewed my tickets, the Int rules tickets arent showing in Special purchases yet however, anyone know when these will be up there?

Kev, I had the same problem yesterday with the free tickets. Log out then log back in again, they should be there in special purchase.

KevIRL

mayo.mick wrote: »

Kev, I had the same problem yesterday with the free tickets. Log out then log back in again, they should be there in special purchase.

Nope, still no joy Mick get the below message

No fixtures available yet. Please try again later.

Will leave it till tomorrow, and try again. If not there tomorrow I'll fire off an email, to be fair they are very good at replying to mails

mayo.mick

I just reread your post, its the hurling ticket you renewed? Maybe the free compromise rules tickets are only available to football season tickets?

KevIRL

mayo.mick wrote: »

I just reread your post, its the hurling ticket you renewed? Maybe the free compromise rules tickets are only available to football season tickets?

Nope, according to the email they are free for us hurling types as well.....The games this weekend are both compromise football and hurling/shinty after all :P

sonnky

If you buy a Juvenile season ticket do you get an All-Ireland ticket if your team reaches the final?

KevIRL

sonnky wrote: »

If you buy a Juvenile season ticket do you get an All-Ireland ticket if your team reaches the final?

Yep and I know more than one kk hurling fan who has used this to their benefit, well up till this year anyway

sonnky

KevIRL wrote: »

Yep and I know more than one kk hurling fan who has used this to their benefit, well up till this year anyway

If they get to the minor final do you get one?

mayo.mick

KevIRL wrote: »

Nope, according to the email they are free for us hurling types as well.....The games this weekend are both compromise football and hurling/shinty after all :P

Just thought that when they weren't showing up in your account that they might have restricted them to Football! I took my 3 anyway and sent them to a Mayo lad in Dublin that's going to the match.

celticbest

Happy days Tickets renewed, C.O.Y.B.I.B!!

Great bonus getting tickets to the International Rules on Saturday.

celticbest

sonnky wrote: »

If you buy a Juvenile season ticket do you get an All-Ireland ticket if your team reaches the final?

Yes once attandance is up to scratch but you have to pay full price, no Juvenile discount for the AI Final.

Speak Now

Is the postal/service charge of 3 Euro new this year? i can't remember it in previous years.

mackattack

Jerry Seinfeld wrote: »

Is the postal/service charge of 3 Euro new this year? i can't remember it in previous years.

Yea, it was deffo there last year.

Speak Now

mackattack wrote: »

Yea, it was deffo there last year.

Thanks, do you know if it's per ticket?

KevIRL

Jerry Seinfeld wrote: »

Thanks, do you know if it's per ticket?

Nope overall charge. I got 2 tickets and one 3 euro charge

jj72

Question guys, I cant see it in the FAQ on the website. If I have a season ticket and my mate doesn't, if we get a game in croke park say a quarter or semi final..is there any way we can sit together ?

dcr22B

jj72 wrote: »

Question guys, I cant see it in the FAQ on the website. If I have a season ticket and my mate doesn't, if we get a game in croke park say a quarter or semi final..is there any way we can sit together ?

In some cases, there is a possibility to bring a friend to the game.

It all comes down to demand for the game in question.

VONSHIRACH

I renewed and I got the 2 free Oz vs Eire tickets for Saturday 7pm. Anybody want the 2 free ones (emailable)? I am already going in a bigger group.

but1er

anyone with spare ticekts for saturday not using get it touch, none left sadly

Stoner

but1er wrote: »

anyone with spare ticekts for saturday not using get it touch, none left sadly

I'll have one usually three of us only two going, free ticket on the international rules thread too

VONSHIRACH

but1er wrote: »

anyone with spare ticekts for saturday not using get it touch, none left sadly

I have 2 spare lower cusack 302 gg

windy shepard henderson

i'll be getting one next monday when they come on sale for us newbie's but the one thing i am interested is how good are the tickets for the provincal/knockout stages

i am aware there sections reserved for season ticket holders for croke park but what about the provincial grounds ? do they reserve sections like croker, i dont fancy getting caught behind any pillers down in thurles or in the mackey in limerick ect...

KevIRL

windy shepard henderson wrote: »

i'll be getting one next monday when they come on sale for us newbie's but the one thing i am interested is how good are the tickets for the provincal/knockout stages

i am aware there sections reserved for season ticket holders for croke park but what about the provincial grounds ? do they reserve sections like croker, i dont fancy getting caught behind any pillers down in thurles or in the mackey in limerick ect...

I've only ever had poor tickets once, for the Munster hurling final a couple of years ago in Pairc Ui Caoimh.

Thurles always really good.

Early stages of qualifiers tend to be unreserved seating

markel

mayo.mick wrote: »

Same as what happened in 09, extra free match, its not counted in attendance but names are marked off a printed sheet.

So it will be free into the Connacht Semi?
NY game wont count as Opy Out Game or Pay to Play?

mayo.mick

markel wrote: »

So it will be free into the Connacht Semi?
NY game wont count as Opy Out Game or Pay to Play?

Yip, match after New York will be free.

SomethingElse

Is it possible to buy more than one season ticket on a single account so that you can have friends sitting beside you at the matches in croker?

GAAman

SomethingElse wrote: »

Is it possible to buy more than one season ticket on a single account so that you can have friends sitting beside you at the matches in croker?

Yep, friend and I are side by side using this method

mayo.mick

SomethingElse wrote: »

Is it possible to buy more than one season ticket on a single account so that you can have friends sitting beside you at the matches in croker?

You can buy any ammount of tickets on one account, you will need a different e-mail address for each season ticket. You can also let everyone set up their own account and you can set up group seating for up to 10 people ( I've it set up for the last couple of years) Link for setting up group seating (pdf)

http://www.gaa.ie/content/files/Season%20Tickets%20-%20Arrange%20to%20sit%20with%20family%20&%20friends%20(1_0)(1).pdf

windy shepard henderson

how quickly do these things sell out, i am going getting my one tomorrow morning or whenever they go on general sale

a friend of mine wants to get one but recons he wont have the funds until the end of the of the month, how much do they allocate to each county and how long do they remain on sale for?

jj72

Has anyone tried to buy a new one this morning? Cant find a link yet....

sgarvan

jj72 wrote: »

Has anyone tried to buy a new one this morning? Cant find a link yet....

www.seasontickets.ie/new/

Avns1s

sgarvan wrote: »

www.seasontickets.ie/new/

Cheers mate. Was using the old link which hasn't update yet. Anyway, got sorted for the coming year.

El Viz

Looks like Dublin are sold out.

lukin

sgarvan wrote: »

www.seasontickets.ie/new/

Thanks, I was looking for that link myself. Just bought a hurling season ticket there now. The only thing is that I have a football season ticket as well and I tried to use the email address that I use for that one when buying the hurling ticket but it wouldn't let me.
I had to use a crappy Hotmail address that I use for junk mail. Then I tried to log in with the username and password for my new account so that I could change the email address but the season ticket account login only points you to renewals, there is no area where I can edit my personal details.
Maybe they haven't got that set up yet?

but1er

No Dublin football??

dcr22B

but1er wrote: »

No Dublin football??

Looks like it unfortunately.

Seemed to be only Hill16 tickets available for Dubs fans and no hurling available at all,

20 Times 20 Times

dcr22B wrote: »

Looks like it unfortunately.

Seemed to be only Hill16 tickets available for Dubs fans and no hurling available at all,

they dont even seem to be available any more either

sgarvan

lukin wrote: »

Thanks, I was looking for that link myself. Just bought a hurling season ticket there now. The only thing is that I have a football season ticket as well and I tried to use the email address that I use for that one when buying the hurling ticket but it wouldn't let me.
I had to use a crappy Hotmail address that I use for junk mail. Then I tried to log in with the username and password for my new account so that I could change the email address but the season ticket account login only points you to renewals, there is no area where I can edit my personal details.
Maybe they haven't got that set up yet?

The renewal section is where you log into for your account

Ken Tucky

Does the Hill 16 season option for 165 euro get you a ticket for the final if were lucky enough to get there?

mayo.mick

Ken Tucky wrote: »

Does the Hill 16 season option for 165 euro get you a ticket for the final if were lucky enough to get there?

All season tickets gaurentee All Ireland tickets provided you have at least 60% attendance, including juveniles.

lukin

sgarvan wrote: »

The renewal section is where you log into for your account

It's giving me "Email provider not found" error when I log in.

littlepacers

I know that you have to attend 60percent of games to be eligible for an All ireland ticket,but for the dubs ticket for the hill at 165euro would it be 60percent of each sport or 60percent total??

ProudDUB

littlepacers wrote: »

I know that you have to attend 60percent of games to be eligible for an All ireland ticket,but for the dubs ticket for the hill at 165euro would it be 60percent of each sport or 60percent total??

It is 60% of all Dublin games (be they home or away) in the National League, Leinster and All Ireland championship, in whatever code you buy the season ticket for. So if you buy a football season ticket, it is the football games you go to that determines whether or not you meet the 60% attendance criteria that entitles you to buy an All Ireland football final ticket. The hurling games that you do or don't go to, are not relevant.

And it's vice versa if you buy a hurling season ticket. Only the hurling games that you go to will determine whether or not you get a ticket to the hurling final.

littlepacers

165 is a bit steep. Gaa milking it from the dubs fans because they know they will get the demand especially after last years final.

duffman21

165 extremely steep considering the stands are only 85, plus usually Hill tickets are cheaper than stand tickets so clearly its to milk the fans

whatnext

duffman21 wrote: »

165 extremely steep considering the stands are only 85, plus usually Hill tickets are cheaper than stand tickets so clearly its to milk the fans

165 is a fair hit alright, especially if you are getting a couple of them.
But it does include all the club championship matches in both codes.

And while you may feel you are being milked the reality is that Dublin is the only county that you can guarantee yourself a ticket for the final (if you make it) with a season ticket without even leaving the county (and having to foot all the expenses associated with that).

But as I said, still a fair hit to take on the lead up to Christmas

ProudDUB

The season ticket gets you into all the Dublin league games for free and the first Leinster champo game for free. It also gets you a fiver off every other Leinster and champo game that you go to. By by maths, that is 50 quid or so (league games) plus 25 quid (first Leinster game) plus 25 quid (fiver off five games presuming the Dubs don't have to go thru the back door) which puts you at 100 quid. You would have spent anyway going to those games, if you didn't have a season ticket.

Look at it that way and it doesn't seem like such a rip off imo.

oxomash

ProudDUB wrote: »

The season ticket gets you into all the Dublin league games for free and the first Leinster champo game for free. It also gets you a fiver off every other Leinster and champo game that you go to. By by maths, that is 50 quid or so (league games) plus 25 quid (first Leinster game) plus 25 quid (fiver off five games presuming the Dubs don't have to go thru the back door) which puts you at 100 quid. You would have spent anyway going to those games, if you didn't have a season ticket.

Look at it that way and it doesn't seem like such a rip off imo.

€165 is a bit steep. The tickets are for the Hill only. 50 quid for the league games and €15 for the games up to the Leinster final.

The point is that if you want to buy a season ticket for any other County it's €85 and thats for the stands.

So the GAA is milking Dublin fans. Its nearly twice the price of any other season ticket for every other County.

Speak Now

oxomash wrote: »

€165 is a bit steep. The tickets are for the Hill only. 50 quid for the league games and €15 for the games up to the Leinster final.

The point is that if you want to buy a season ticket for any other County it's €85 and thats for the stands.

So the GAA is milking Dublin fans. Its nearly twice the price of any other season ticket for every other County.

I think all the Dublin ones were renewed at 75, dont think anyone new ever got the chance to even buy one for 85.
Isn't the hill16 one sold out now as well?

mayo.mick

oxomash wrote: »

€165 is a bit steep. The tickets are for the Hill only. 50 quid for the league games and €15 for the games up to the Leinster final.

The point is that if you want to buy a season ticket for any other County it's €85 and thats for the stands.

So the GAA is milking Dublin fans. Its nearly twice the price of any other season ticket for every other County.

Cáirde Mheagheo which is the Mayo version of the hill 16 ticket costs €200!

copacetic

mayo.mick wrote: »

Cáirde Mheagheo which is the Mayo version of the hill 16 ticket costs €200!

I think you are getting hill 16 ticket mixed up with the Parnell pass, which is indeed the equivalent?