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Sixers finals ticket prices

^ and they're STILL selling out constantly.

Kudos to the Cats and their model - impressive.

Meanwhile for the Wildcats, Platinum is $110, Gold is $95, Silver is $65 and Bronze is $40.

If you're not a member, it's $150, $110, $75, $50.

Wait. $200.

Row G behind scorers is in Gold, right?

So our own 4 member seats will set us back $400 for the game.

Mother of jebus.

Ticket Prices
Pricing: Tickets in $AU – transaction fee and credit card fees additional
Platinum
Member $100

Gold
Adult $50
Concession $45
Child (17 Years and under) $30
Family $110

Silver
Adult $40
Concession $35
Child $25
Family $95

Parking
For members with a 2013/14 car park pass, it is valid for the finals.
For everyone else, it is $10 per car.

We need to pay Joey and Gary!!

Thanks Skip. I actually phoned the Sixers office to pay for my tickets first thing monday morning and I had no issues for game 1.

Dazzman, I don't think ProTicket handled the short turnaround very well.

With Members likely to have 3 or 4 days to get their tickets this time before the general public, I don't think it will be an issue.

Were there any other members who had issues with their tickets last night?
My tickets were not activated and I soon discovered Proticket had sold my seats to members of the general public. On a positive, my seats were upgraded to Platinum but the idea of getting in early to secure "my" seats was a bust last night. I hope the glitch is rectified for the Grand Final.

I didn't think the ticket prices were too bad. Whenever there are finals in any other sport the ticket prices go through the roof. The Sixers pricing I was thought was good considering I heard the price for the Wildcats was $100 for the same $45 ticket in Adelaide - can a Wildcat fan confirm?

Season ticket prices will always be a little be cheaper per game based on the fact there is an inherent discount for paying up front for a full season.

There's an argument for Finals tickets prices being always a little more than season pricing because of the quality of the game as well as making it special.

The obvious question is now:

If you paid $350 for a season ticket for 14 games, would you be happy to pay $450 for a season ticket knowing that the season is a minimum 14 games, but could go 18 home games and get the finals tickets as part of the price? Perhaps the Sixers could offer the base package for the H&A season and a "premium package" where fans could lock in possible final series tickets at the start of the season (no refunds of course if they don't make it)

While there seems to be a call to arms, I think whats important is those members who attended the last 2 finals games need to rock up.
I think with such a large window to book and a Monday night final, it changes lots of things.
if 36ers win Monday night, then it becomes the hottest ticket in town.
if not, then the call to arms approach comes into swing.
either way, 4000 people last night made to feel like 8000? the previous week was 3800 and again, it felt like 6000?
u cant beat the home town support anywhere u go

RG, the season ticket holders are the ones that will turn up anyway, and then get to secure the best seats.

I certainly believe there should be a discount for the season ticket holders who have been there all year and helped the team get to where it is now

Stop your bitching 2x gold tickets to game 1 is costing me just shy of $200.

I'm not saying that makes me more of a fan than any of you but if your angry about prices then rock up and DON'T be silent!

How?

A sell out crowd, and a championship!

On a positive note, at least we get the friday night game, hopefully BSA will make the smart move and reschedule Juniors for this one week.

I'm not going to bite on the Perth issue, has been said before, by many before me.

"operating at a small loss for the sake of a sell out crowd would be well worth it."
How?

"Going with Gold/silver pricing 4k people at $40-45"
Those same tickets will cost you $80-100 in Perth. They don't seem to have trouble drawing fans.

I knew it wasnt as simple as just charging more for more profit. But I am also sure that operating at a small loss for the sake of a sell out crowd would be well worth it. Imagine the embarrassment of having to offer happy hours and discount tickets for a Grand Final.

Obviously arent thinking of the fans. Clearly they are happy with 4k, as no change was made for game 3. No doubt the players would be ecstatic with a full house. Going with Gold/silver pricing 4k people at $40-45 = $160-$180k and ok atmosphere, or 8k people at $30-35 = $240-$280k with a nuts atmosphere and a full house!

Not Rocket Science


Does it cost more to run a final?