All reserved seating for Dogs?

[ibeme]

Does this mean it will be more expensive to get in now? Because when I go, I generally buy a general admission ticket which costs me $13. But it says in my book here that a reserved ticket costs $20. So basically I have to fork out $7 extra because of this decision? Can someone clarify this?

I don't think it would cost anymore. It would just be a new category of reserved seating. The current reserved seating is more expensive because it's in a good spot.

 

[sunny]

Well, let's hope so.

 

[Raider Ultra]

Fans should be segregated at Bulldogs game as well, all this crap about only having a small minority of fans causing trouble...

 

[ibeme]

Fans should be segregated at Bulldogs game as well, all this crap about only having a small minority of fans causing trouble...

30,000 fans there on Friday night. About half a dozen causing trouble. I'd call that a small minority

 

[strong_latte]

30,000 fans there on Friday night. About half a dozen causing trouble. I'd call that a small minority

You have a point ibeme, but whenever there is a problem at a game it ALWAYS seems to be with the Bulldogs, doesn't it? Minority or not, there seems to be something inherant in the culture of some of these bulldogs fans that's causing it.

 

[milchcow]

I don't know how their going to enforce reserved seating in a ground that big.
the recent Australia v Iraq football match was supposedly all reserved seating, but we just bought tickets in the cheapest category and then walked around to a mostly empty area with better seats. It will take an army of security to stop people from changing seats if they want to.

Plus there's the 1000 or so people who'll be turning up to dogs games with the telegraph free tickets that are marked unreserved seating. Have they even though about what they'll do with these people?