Prelim - Where are you sitting?

[Doc26]

Re: Prelim - Where are you sitting?

People Ring up Ticktek. Say you want level 1, but tell them to search level 1 - p

i rang 3 times. first time he said nothing on level 1 behind goal area unless its premium. then he searched souther stand prime and he was giving row b,c,d,e,f tickets. but if they dont search it as prime, it gives them premium only.

I have M1, Row B (Prime Price)

Danstar, thanks muchly for the advice. Having just come out of a regular Monday morning meeting was running late in arranging my ticket for Saturday. Have just taken your advice word for word and managed to get Level 1, M1, Row B as well at Prime - Total price $111.50 with eMail fee. You were spot on, you have to mention the Prime search piece (in my case twice) otherwise their default is to send you skywards.

[Mantis]

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Corporate box.

Win or lose I'm getting wasted.

[Doc26]

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Corporate box.

Win or lose I'm getting wasted.

You're a lucky boy.

Unfortunately the way the cards have fallen I'm doing it on my lonesome this week. Regular crew are slumming it in the MCC Reserve.

[Missing Dog]

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M53
ROW: A

VERY happy with seats again

[Sockeye Salmon]

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$123 for football tickets is obscene

[Chicago1]

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I'll be sitting in a Holiday Inn Express just south of Indianapolis hopefully listening to the match on my nephew's laptop. We're traveling to Santa Claus Indiana and St Louis Missouri over the weekend to ride roller coasters. My nephew made sure he booked a motel that had high speed internet access so I could listen to the match. It starts at 5.20am Indianapolis time. If we win, I plan on booking a ticket to Melbourne on our return Sunday evening, hoping to fly out of Chicago Tuesday, arriving at Tullamarine on Thursday morning. And if the Doggies make it and I make it, I'll be in dire need of a Grand Final ticket.

If we lose on Saturday, I'll see you for the start of the 2011 season, as long as we play in Melbourne the first three rounds. Otherwise I'll book for arriving when we have three good Melbourne matches in a row.

[Desipura]

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I'll be sitting in a Holiday Inn Express just south of Indianapolis hopefully listening to the match on my nephew's laptop. We're traveling to Santa Claus Indiana and St Louis Missouri over the weekend to ride roller coasters. My nephew made sure he booked a motel that had high speed internet access so I could listen to the match. It starts at 5.20am Indianapolis time. If we win, I plan on booking a ticket to Melbourne on our return Sunday evening, hoping to fly out of Chicago Tuesday, arriving at Tullamarine on Thursday morning. And if the Doggies make it and I make it, I'll be in dire need of a Grand Final ticket.

If we lose on Saturday, I'll see you for the start of the 2011 season, as long as we play in Melbourne the first three rounds. Otherwise I'll book for arriving when we have three good Melbourne matches in a row.

Ahhh Indianapolis, I have fond memories from visting my 2nd cousin in 1993, nice quit place. None of the locals believed I was an Aussie. Why would an aussie go to Indianapolis they would ask?

[Picken Knows]

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I'll be sitting in a Holiday Inn Express just south of Indianapolis

I thought you'd booked to come for the prelim.

[Chicago1]

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We normally just drive through Indianapolis on our way to Cincinnati, Kentucky or Santa Claus, Indiana. We couldn't get a cheap motel on Priceline anywhere near Santa Claus, so my nephew, knowing that I wanted to listen to the match at the usual ungodly hour, booked us in at the Holiday Inn Express just south of the city for $28 for the night and that includes a free breakfast bar. I have to admit that Priceline has been fantastic for booking motels on our roller coaster trips. We even got a Sheraton near Philadelphia for about $35 a night a few years back. I got the Pittsburgh Hilton Downtown for $45 last year. I flew all the way to Pittsburgh to watch the Cubs play one game and they lost it. So what else is new?

[LostDoggy]

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$123 for football tickets is obscene

It would be understandable for an all-day music festival, not a 2hr football game

[Chicago1]

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I thought you'd booked to come for the prelim.

I postponed my flights last week until 2011. It was just impossible to wait until after the outcome of our match on Saturday to decide if I'd be going or not based on the result. If we would have lost against Sydney I would have had to not only cancel my flights directly after the match, I also would have organised my replacement caregiver responsibilities here for nothing. I was not going to fly in for the PFs and GF if we weren't going to be involved. I have caregiver responsibilities that are a bit complicated to change at the last minute like I thought I'd be able to do when I first booked my flights. If we would have beaten Collingwood last weekend I would have been in Melbourne right now. Damn Magpies!

[cinder]

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I was bored so I snuck a look onto the Saints forums ...

'As fans, all we can do is target one or two opposition players to heckle/boo every time they go near the ball.

May I suggest Gia as our target this week. Pity they sacked Acker !!'

Typical St Kilda supporters!

[LostDoggy]

Re: Prelim - Where are you sitting?

I'll be sitting in a Holiday Inn Express just south of Indianapolis hopefully listening to the match on my nephew's laptop. We're traveling to Santa Claus Indiana and St Louis Missouri over the weekend to ride roller coasters. My nephew made sure he booked a motel that had high speed internet access so I could listen to the match. It starts at 5.20am Indianapolis time.

Where are you riding these roller coasters Chicago1? We have done a couple of trips to the USA and been to a few theme parks, as my husband & I both love the thrill rides.

In 2005 we visited Canadas Wonderland in Toronto, Disneyland, California Adventure & Knotts Berry Farm in Anaheim & Six Flaggs Magic Mountain just north of LA.

In 2007 we were lucky enough to get to Cedar Point in Ohio, which is roller coaster heaven in our eyes!! Oh how I wish we had decent theme parks here!!

[Mantis]

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I was bored so I snuck a look onto the Saints forums ...

'As fans, all we can do is target one or two opposition players to heckle/boo every time they go near the ball.

May I suggest Gia as our target this week. Pity they sacked Acker !!'

Typical St Kilda supporters!

So where are you sitting?

[Chicago1]

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Where are you riding these roller coasters Chicago1? We have done a couple of trips to the USA and been to a few theme parks, as my husband & I both love the thrill rides.

In 2005 we visited Canadas Wonderland in Toronto, Disneyland, California Adventure & Knotts Berry Farm in Anaheim & Six Flaggs Magic Mountain just north of LA.

In 2007 we were lucky enough to get to Cedar Point in Ohio, which is roller coaster heaven in our eyes!! Oh how I wish we had decent theme parks here!!

We're going to Holiday World in Santa Claus Indiana http://www.holidayworld.com/ and Six Flags St Louis. http://www.sixflags.com/stLouis/index.aspx Holiday World is family owned and has three of the best wooden coasters in the US: The Voyage, The Legend and The Raven. We were there in June, just two weeks before the owner died suddenly at the age of 48. The entrance fee includes free drinks. SF St Louis has a few good coasters, mainly The Boss, Evil Knievel and Mr Freeze. I haven't been there in two years. Cedar Point http://www.cedarpoint.com/ is without a doubt my favourite theme park. I love Millennium Force and Top Thrill Dragster still makes me nervous waiting for the launch. Last year I got stuck on Raptor and had to be evacuated with the others by walking down a seven story tall metal spiral staircase that swayed as each person stepped down it. THAT was scarier than any coaster I've been on!