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PAGE 1 2008 AFL Season Ticket Pricing Schedule MELBOURNE - MCG GENERAL PUBLIC RESERVE SEATING Adult Concession Junior Family - 2 Adults/2 Junior Reserved $33.85 $26.35 $5.40 $71.70 Premium $43.35 $32.85 $10.10 $100.10 CLUB MEMBER PRICES RESERVE SEATING Adult Member Concession Member Junior Member Reserved $13.55 $13.55 $3.20 Premium $23.05 $20.05 $7.90 MCC MEMBERS VISITOR TICKETS MCC Visitor $29.00 $4.50 MELBOURNE - TELSTRA DOME GENERAL PUBLIC RESERVE SEATING Adult Concession Junior Family - 2 Adults/2 Junior Junior U6 Level 1 $42.05 $34.55 $9.90 $97.10 $7.70 Level 2 $52.05 $44.55 $15.90 $129.10 $13.70 Level 3 † $36.05 $28.55 $9.40 $84.10 $7.20 Level 3 § $22.40 $14.90 $3.40 $44.80 $1.20 CLUB MEMBER RESERVE SEATING Adult Member Concession Member Junior Member Level 1 $23.05 $23.05 $7.70 Level 2 $33.05 $33.05 $13.70 Level 3 † $17.05 $17.05 $7.20 Level 3 § $3.40 $3.40 $1.20 AXCESS ONE RESERVE SEATING Axcess One Adult Member $5.50 Axcess One Adult Guest $48.00 Axcess One Junior Guest $12.90 MCC Member $29.50 MCC Adult Guest $48.00 MCC Junior Guest (3 - 15 yrs) $12.90 AFL MEMBERS RESERVE TELSTRA DOME & MCG AFL Member Adult/Concession $5.50 AFL Member Junior $2.20 Adult Guest $35.05 Concession Guest $25.05 Junior Guest $10.00 TASMANIA - AURORA STADIUM GENERAL PUBLIC RESERVE SEATING Adult Concession Junior Family 2 Adults/2 Junior Junior U6 Premium $45.00 $37.50 $14.35 $112.00 $12.15 Prime $34.00 $26.50 $8.85 $79.00 $6.65 Standard $28.50 $21.00 $8.85 $68.00 $6.65 CLUB & AFL MEMBER PRICES RESERVE SEATING Adult Member Concession Member Junior Member Premium $26.00 $26.00 $12.15 Prime $15.00 $15.00 $6.65 Standard $9.50 $9.50 $6.65 † Essendon home matches only. § Designated seated games. These prices are correct at the time of publication and are subject to change without notice. Matches in Adelaide, Brisbane and Sydney are not sold through Ticketmaster. PAGE 2 2008 AFL Season Ticket Pricing Schedule CANBERRA - MANUKA OVAL GENERAL PUBLIC RESERVE SEATING Adult Concession Junior Family - 2 Adults/2 Junior Junior - U6 Premium $47.95 $39.95 $16.35 $121.90 $14.15 Prime $37.95 $29.95 $11.35 $91.90 $9.15 Standard $29.45 $21.45 $7.10 $66.40 $4.90 Restricted View $21.95 $14.45 $3.35 $43.90 $1.15 AFL MANUKA, AFL CLUB SUPPORT & WESTERN BULLDOGS MEMBERS (HOME GAME ONLY) Adult Member Concession Member Junior Member Premium $28.95 $28.95 $14.15 Prime $18.95 $18.95 $9.15 Standard $10.45 $10.45 $4.90 Restricted View $2.95 $2.95 $1.15 GEELONG - SKILLED STADIUM GEELONG MEMBER Adult Concession Junior Flanagan Room $50.05 $50.05 $23.20 Platinum $34.05 $34.05 $15.20 Gold $29.05 $29.05 $12.70 Silver $25.05 $25.05 $10.70 Bronze $20.05 $20.05 $8.20 NON MEMBER Flanagan Room $75.55 $66.55 $27.90 Platinum $58.55 $49.55 $19.40 Gold $54.55 $45.55 $17.40 Silver $49.55 $40.55 $14.90 Bronze $44.55 $35.55 $12.40 AWAY MEMBER Flanagan Room $55.05 $55.05 $25.70 Platinum $29.05 $38.05 $17.20 Gold $34.05 $34.05 $15.20 Silver $29.05 $29.05 $12.70 Bronze $24.05 $24.05 $10.20 GENERAL ADMISSION Non-member Pre-booked $23.90 $14.90 $3.40 Member Pre-booked (GFC & Away Members) $3.40 $3.40 $1.20 Game Day $20.50 $11.50 $2.20 PERTH - SUBIACO OVAL Adult Concession Junior 6-14 Junior - U6 Family -2 Adults/2 Junior Premium $52.50 $43.20 $28.70 $26.20 $155.40 Standard $42.50 $33.20 $18.20 $15.70 $114.40 Budget $37.00 $27.20 $12.70 $10.20 $92.40 Public Reserve $25.50 $16.70 $3.30 $1.10 $50.40 These prices are correct at the time of publication and are subject to change without notice. Matches in Adelaide, Brisbane and Sydney are not sold through Ticketmaster..

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