ABs v Wales Eden Park - tickets
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<p>Yep, but as you say you still need to get your tickets as soon as they're on sale. I'm sure the Bledisloe Cup game will sell out even quicker.</p>
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<p>Like 2005, it's best to be a season ticketholder so you can buy tickets before they go on public sale. Even then, you are likely to be moved to other seats for the Lions fans who pay a premium for the best seats.</p>
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<p>yeah but that means buying a season ticket I will never use</p> -
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<p>yeah but that means buying a season ticket I will never use</p>
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<p>If you use it to get access to tickets, then you used it, in a manner of speaking. For anyone willing to buy from scalpers, buying a season ticket is a nice way to pay extra as it supports rugby rather than the money going into someone's back pocket.</p> -
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<p>Thread diversion:<br>
As some of you know about ticketing. What are my best ways to try for tickets on an AB EOYT. Thinking Paris this year and Twickers or Edinburgh if we are there next year.</p>
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<p>If you want to be part of an offical tour then Williments or All Black tours (<a data-ipb='nomediaparse' href='https://allblackstours.com/'>https://allblackstours.com</a>) are options. I haven't used either myself. It's usually cheaper to purchase match tickets online and sort out your own travel and accommodation.</p> -
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<p>If you want to be part of an offical tour then Williments or All Black tours (<a data-ipb='nomediaparse' href='https://allblackstours.com/'>https://allblackstours.com</a>) are options. I haven't used either myself. It's usually cheaper to purchase match tickets online and sort out your own travel and accommodation.</p>
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<p>Cheers. I am moving over there next week for a 3 year stretch so was wondering what the 'on the ground' options were.</p> -
<blockquote class="ipsBlockquote" data-author="Crucial" data-cid="581510" data-time="1463868027"><p>Cheers. I am moving over there next week for a 3 year stretch so was wondering what the 'on the ground' options were.</p></blockquote>
Join your local rugby club and get tickets for England games via them! -
<p>got tickets to see the Bledisloe at EP this morning, TR Jnrs first AB match, also taking my old man, think it might be his first too!</p>
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<p>got tickets to see the Bledisloe at EP this morning, TR Jnrs first AB match, also taking my old man, think it might be his first too!</p>
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<p>Cool stuff</p>
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<p>Trying to buy green zone tickets at the Tron, but they seem sold out. Weird as all other seating available, but not those. Anyone else having similar issues</p> -
<p>Green Zone tickets would be the quickest to sell out as they are the cheapest and popular with students. Try the Panasonic stand at the other end.</p>
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<p>My ticket is inclusive in my season pass so I haven't looked on the Ticket Direct website to see what is available.</p> -
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<p>Cool stuff</p>
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<p>Trying to buy green zone tickets at the Tron, but they seem sold out. Weird as all other seating available, but not those. Anyone else having similar issues</p>
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<p>well the range of tickets available within 30 mins of them going online were pretty average TBH! </p>
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<p>Was willing to pay a bit more to get near halfway, but simply could not get it to pick some there for me, tended to be more on the tryline, ended up going right behind the goal posts....</p>
