I went on Boxing Day last year, paid the general admission, then went and sat in the Ponsford...now that the Ponny is no longer standing, I don't know where we're meant to sit??? I haven't prebooked tickets to Boxing Day this year, but I certainly intend to go.
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- Fradam
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Well I went of the 4th and as it turned out to be final day last year. I paid at the gate and the same as previous times, I could sit in any seat that I wanted to in the southern stand, so I sat right behind the bowlers arm.
This freedom of choice with seats makes for a great change from the AFL and I applaud the ACB for letting the common person have good seats without paying more for them.
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This freedom of choice with seats makes for a great change from the AFL and I applaud the ACB for letting the common person have good seats without paying more for them.
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- Kristin5
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I bought my reserved seat tickets online last Friday - I didn't wanna risk missing out on a seat for Boxing Day (and this way, we can go to the Cricketers first for a few drinks rather than having to queue up outside the G to get tickets!)
"I'm sure people see me as a screaming redhead with a big pair of boobs, but I like to think I've got things to say." Geri Halliwell, former member of the Spice Girls
"I'm sure people see me as a screaming redhead with a big pair of boobs, but I like to think I've got things to say." Geri Halliwell, former member of the Spice Girls