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2016 GRAND FINAL WEEK CALENDAR OF EVENTS MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 26 SEPTEMBER 27 SEPTEMBER 28 SEPTEMBER 29 SEPTEMBER 30 OCTOBER 01 OCTOBER 02 GRAND FINAL PRE-GAME SHOW CHANNEL 7, 11AM SUNRISE LIVE FROM CHECK LOCAL GUIDES FEDERATION SQUARE CHANNEL 7, 6AM 2016 TOYOTA GRAND FINAL RECEPTION CHECK LOCAL GUIDES AFL GRAND FINAL LIVE SITE MCG, 9AM - 11AM SCG, FROM 12.30PM FREE EVENT FREE EVENT SYDNEY SWANS OPEN AFL LIVE SITE SYDNEYSWANS.com.au/FINALS TRAINING SESSION [THIS EVENT WILL only GO AHEAD YARRA PARK, MCG PRECINCT IF THE SYDnEY SWANS WIN THE SCG, 9.30AM - 12pm 10AM- 7PM AFL LIVE SITE 2016 TOYOTA AFL GRAND FINAL] FREE EVENT FREE EVENT AFL LIVE SITE SYDNEYSWANS.com.au/FINALS YARRA PARK, MCG PRECINCT YARRA PARK, MCG PRECINCT 9AM- 6PM 10AM- 7PM FREE EVENT AFL LIVE SITE FREE EVENT YARRA PARK, MCG PRECINCT 2016 TOYOTA AFL GRAND FINAL 12PM- 5PM FREE EVENT MCG, 2.30PM GRAND FINAL PARADE LIVE ON CHANNEL 7 MELBOURNE, 12PM - 1PM CHECK LOCAL GUIDES FREE EVENT GRAND FINAL DAY @ LIGHT BRIGADE HoTEL GRAND FINAL DAY @ DICK’S HOTEL WELCOME HOME RECEPTION SCG, 12.30PM - 3.30PM GRAND FINAL DAY FREE EVENT @ PJ’S IRISH PUB SYDNEYSWANS.com.au/FINALS [THIS EVENT WILL only GO AHEAD 2016 BROWNLOW MEDAL AFL 360 GRAND FINAL FOOTY SHOW GRAND FINAL FOOTY MARATHON 2016 VIRGIN AUSTRALIA IF THE SYDnEY SWANS WIN THE 7MATE, 7.30PM FOX FOOTY, 7.30PM NINE NETWORK, 11.40PM 7mate, 10pm PREMIERSHIP PARTY 2016 TOYOTA AFL GRAND FINAL] CHECK LOCAL GUIDES CHECK LOCAL GUIDES CHECK LOCAL GUIDES CHECK LOCAL GUIDES MCG, 6PM - 8pm FREE EVENT SYDNEY SWANS GRAND FINAL DINNER Palladium at Crown, 7.30PM SYDNEYSWANS.com.au/FINALS MELBOURNE EVENTS SYDNEY EVENTS TV EVENTS.

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