I just managed to find out how much I payed last year - $600 for 1 adult and 1 concession.

I think the Adult cost us $325 and concession was $275. That meant we adult was $19.12 per game, as opposed to $20 even this year, and concession was $16.18 per game last year, and $16.25 this year.

Therefore, no real increase - I also failed to mention in my previous post that 36ers are also offering a 'Junior Jammers' package to kids under 14. Seems quite good - consists of admission to 4 selected games plus goodies like hat, sticker etc.

I think it is a bit strange asking for season ticket sales before the entire team is known......

No its not. The prices arent going to change either way. If you want to buy your ticket after the full team is anounced then do so. But the earlier the tickets are released the better

17 home games last year? It was only 16, same as this year (32 game season).

I think from memory we had 17 home games in the 03/04 season, which for some reason had a 33 game season. It has been a 32 game season for the last two seasons.

Sorry guys, my mistake - there were only 16 home games last seasons.

Not bad at all. What is impressive is the "Junior Jammers" package that Cavolo mentioned earlier, as it gives 2 free tickets to Wednesday games versus West Sydney and Cairns, one a very low crowd pulling team at the best of times coupled with the usual Wednesday night on Fox factor that keeps crowds down. A good move as these games won't sell out, so why not give some cheap tickets away, coupled with the fact that the parents will have to buy tickets to go along with their kids this should help attendance figures, as well as the atmosphere.

There is a lot to like here; the 10% member discount on merchandise is a little incentive that gives move value to the season ticket, coupled with $1 a game discount and chance to win a television will get my form in early.

Good work.

Prices are cheaper than last year. Last year there was a single season ticket price of $325 from memory. This year, gold is $320 and silver is $280. That's from $17.50 a game. If you had season tickets above the concourse (only a few people), you've been handed a $45 saving.

A good move - simple tiers and a slight decrease in prices.

new logo? can anyone get us a pic of it?

All sounds good.

EXCEPT why have a cut off date of 30 of June?

I would have thought perhaps a early bird discount of say $20 off and a free t-shirt or something like that, if you pay prior to 30th June would have been a better idea and than leave regular season ticket sales open pretty much until the first game?

What happens if someone approaches the club for a season ticket in August will they get turned away?

Think it may have to do with the sale and so on. A new owner post June 30 may have their own ideas of selling tickets?

I haven't had time to read the information properly but my impression was that payment before 30th June would give you an entry to win one of three televisions. If you are not interested in the TV's then you may have longer to pay.

Correct EC.

The way it reads to me is that if you pay in full by the 30th you go in the draw for the TVs. But if you use the Easy-pay option you don't go in the draw.
But you still have to buy the tickets by the 30th which ever option you choose.
If it is a definite cut off date of the 30th to ensure you get the same seats as last year. Then that is pathetic, considering all the uncertainty about the clubs sale and the final import. To give season ticket holders 10 days to decide is pretty bad.

It is definitely a cut-off date for the early-bird sales with the TV prizes. If you want to take your time on making a decision and not try for the TVs, they'll be selling memberships until the start of the season or until they've sold out.

If you're thinking about buying a ticket, I personally think the early purchase is a smart idea. If not too many get around to renewing by June 30, you've got a better chance of winning the TV anyway.

I am not parting with ANYTHING until the future of the stadium (and indeed the club) is clear.

ShaneD

Where is all of this information coming from ? I did not have season tickets last year but am very interested in getting them this season. After looking at the 36ers site via NBL.com I only found a number to call which was venuetix and when I rang it, the guy I spoke to had no idea about season tickets to the 36ers. Is there another way ofgetting info over the net or another way of purchasing the tickets ? Any help would be appreciated.

How does that apply to getting the same seats as last season?
ie if I wait am I guaranteed to get the same seats

Deej13,call 8444 6444. The club directly sells season tickets, not venue-tix, they only sell individual game tickets.

Deej13, ring the Sixers on 8444 6444 for now. Jazz, I'd call them to clarify too or try their contact form on www.adelaide36ers.com.

ShaneD - admittedly, it's a bit up in the air, but I think you can fairly safely assume that you'll be watching Phil Smyth coaching the current nine players plus an import at the Distinctive Homes Dome. A lot of these things are locked in via contracts so if there are any crazy changes (like moving venue) that wouldn't happen this season. The venue is definitely locked in and I can't see anyone coming in a couple of months before the season tips off and cleaning out the team to start again.

And just to back up Isaac's point, Bruce Carter confirms in the letter to season ticket holders that the DHD will be used this season.

The season tickets may not be any dearer than last year but has anyone studied the carpark price. $111 for 16 games all paid upfront equates to almost $7 per game (assuming you go to all games). If I'm not mistaken, last year it was only around the $65-$70 mark. I wonder how much the carpark will cost on a casual basis?

I'm over the moon. Silver ticket discount for same area, & can scream my lungs out (long story). BTW, the original & authentic DDFan, North DD40 seat is on the market. Great seat. Above concourse, backing onto corporate boxes, no-one behind you, inline with our free throw line for the second half. Mongrel heaven. Ear-plugs mandatory. :)

Always wondered where DDFan reference came from!

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