Interstate Membership & home games

verbs · **Posted:** Sun Jan 28, 2007 10:37 am

Have been looking at the draw trying to work out when I can fit in some Melbourne trips this year.

As an interstate member I get entry into 5 home games in Melbourne. Reading further though I notice I "get all the great benefits listed in Something for everyone".

Included in those benefits is free admission to all Carlton AFL home games during the AFL Premiership season, ie 11 home games in Melbourne.

Whilst it's unlikely I'll be going to more than 5 games in Melbourne, does my membership allow me entry into just five games or all 11 home games?

thegezman · **Posted:** Sun Jan 28, 2007 11:21 am

pretty sure you have access to all the games, but you can only actually go to 5 of them, before having to stump up your own ticket.

if that makes sense. so you can see any 5 of the 11 home games

bluehammer · **Posted:** Sun Jan 28, 2007 11:26 am

Bloody hell Gez. What would YOU know.

You never make it to any home games.

bluebo baggers · **Posted:** Sun Jan 28, 2007 11:29 am

Verbs,

I'm also an interstate member and arrange trips home to Melb to coincide with games I want to see (ie round 1 2007!!). I rang the club to ask this question as I may be working a bit in Victoria this year and thought I'd scam company flights and get to see the footy as well. I was told it was 5 games but I can upgrade my membership at any time during the season if I choose. No such thing as something for nothing I guess!

verbs · **Posted:** Sun Jan 28, 2007 11:31 am

thegezman wrote:

pretty sure you have access to all the games, but you can only actually go to 5 of them, before having to stump up your own ticket.

if that makes sense. so you can see any 5 of the 11 home games

I see. That makes sense.

At least the Blues are coming to Queensland twice this year. :-D

Can't wait for the game on the Goldie against the Roos.

verbs · **Posted:** Sun Jan 28, 2007 11:33 am

bluebo baggers wrote:

Verbs,

I'm also an interstate member and arrange trips home to Melb to coincide with games I want to see (ie round 1 2007!!). I rang the club to ask this question as I may be working a bit in Victoria this year and thought I'd scam company flights and get to see the footy as well. I was told it was 5 games but I can upgrade my membership at any time during the season if I choose. No such thing as something for nothing I guess!

Damn! I was hoping there might be some sort of loophole! :-D

camel · **Posted:** Sun Jan 28, 2007 10:59 pm

You guys should coucgh up the extra 20 or 30 bucks for a full silver membership.

blueroyal · **Posted:** Tue Jan 30, 2007 9:34 am

Does anyone know if I can use my interstate membership twice at the one game. ie - We will be in Melbourne for Round 1 - could I use my membership once for myself and once for my wife at the one game ?

dane · **Joined:** Tue Mar 08, 2005 10:14 am **Posts:** 22357

blueroyal wrote:

Does anyone know if I can use my interstate membership twice at the one game. ie - We will be in Melbourne for Round 1 - could I use my membership once for myself and once for my wife at the one game ?

i dont think so hey.

Car17on · **Posted:** Wed Jan 31, 2007 9:00 pm

blueroyal wrote:

Does anyone know if I can use my interstate membership twice at the one game. ie - We will be in Melbourne for Round 1 - could I use my membership once for myself and once for my wife at the one game ?

No .. you're the only one allowed in.

B@st@rds!!

verbs · **Posted:** Wed Jan 31, 2007 9:02 pm

p(12)terg wrote:

blueroyal wrote:

Does anyone know if I can use my interstate membership twice at the one game. ie - We will be in Melbourne for Round 1 - could I use my membership once for myself and once for my wife at the one game ?

No .. you're the only one allowed in.

B@st@rds!!

Well, the wife would be allowed in too, if she paid.

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