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A-League Mens 24/25 - Semi Final

They really should have zoned all areas Cat C (except for actives) for this game.
Bays S2 & S10 are $60
Bays S3-S9 are all $75.
Way too much for this game.
 
Kitwally said:
Fark, that’s expensive
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It's pretty typical for a semi-final at AAMI park.
However that would be when the whole stadium is open and not just half of the ground level.
They would want to be giving out some freebies for this one if they want people in those seats.
 
Yeah I was thinking of paying 75 for the second leg but we're going Friday as well so it'll be to much
 
Really need Auckland to win this so it can push there case to be excepted into the ALC.
 
I don’t believe NZ want to be in the AFC. Currently NZ has almost guaranteed World Cup qualification, why would they want to give that up?
 
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For those thinking of going this week, but think prices are a bit high, the APL currently offering half price tickets. Just enter "Finals50" in the password box.

This applies for both games on Friday and Saturday.

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Also why do they do this teenage discount code shite. Why don't they put the prices 50% lower in the first place farken
 
melbcityguy said:
Its not fair to charge members first price then drop a discount code for others to use
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I think this is to get members to buy tickets, because there is still a tonne of seats available. Based on the ticketek map they have pretty much sold nothing. The majority of the cheapest Cat C seats are still available. Only the first 5-6 rows sold in each Cat C bay.
Interestingly, alot of Cat A is gone, which at half price makes a lot of sense.
 
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The A-League clubs really need to reconsider their pricing. We all understand it’s struggle street for most of the clubs, but looking longer term, wouldn’t a crowd of say 15,000 paying an average of $25 a ticket be better than a crowd of 7,500 paying an average of $50 a ticket? Surely the 15,000/$25 crowd leads to better growth, sponsorship, tv deals, and overall financials?
 
That only works if a team is winning. Most leagues around the world have tried this with minimal effect.
 
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