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2019 TOYOTA AFL FINALS SERIES WEEKS 1-3 FUNCTIONS the AFL Will Host a Function at Every Match VENUE Throughout the 2019 Toyota AFL Finals Series 2019 TOYOTA AFL FINALS SERIES WEEKS 1-3 FUNCTIONS The AFL will host a function at every match VENUE throughout the 2019 Toyota AFL Finals Series. Location and venues to be determined upon conclusion of the 2019 Toyota AFL Season. Book your place in September and enjoy spectacular dining, beverages and entertainment DRESS CODE in first-class dining facilities before watching the Lounge suit for men and ladies accordingly. game from your premium reserved seat. AFL FINALS FUNCTIONS INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING* » Gourmet pre-match seated dining » Continuous service of premium beverages throughout the event » Premium stadium reserved seating » Gourmet half-time footy fare » Post-match refreshments » Complimentary AFL Record per person » High-profile MC and guest speakers DATES AND PRICING Week 1 Qualifying & Elimination Finals, September 5, 6, 7 & 8 $525 inc GST per person Week 2 Semi-Finals, September 13 & 14 $525 inc GST per person Week 3 Preliminary Finals, September 20 & 21 $620 inc GST per person *Inclusions subject to change slightly based on venue FOR FURTHER AFL CORPORATE SALES INFORMATION 03 8625 7444 CONTACT [email protected] CLIENT DETAILS TITLE NAME COMPANY POSITION POSTAL ADDRESS EMAIL PHONE (w) PHONE (m) PACKAGE DETAILS FINALS FUNCTIONS PRICE QUANTITY TOTAL WEEK 1 $5,250 per table of 10 ($525 per person) including GST $ WEEK 2 $5,250 per table of 10 ($525 per person) including GST $ WEEK 3 $6,200 per table of 10 ($620 per person) including GST $ PAYMENT DETAILS TOTAL $ (INC GST) VISA MASTERCARD AMEX CARD NUMBER / / / EXPIRY DATE / NAME ON CARD SIGNATURE TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR 2019 » Credit card fees may apply. 2.8% surcharge fees apply final is not held at the MCG or Marvel Stadium, the AFL will remit for AMEX transactions. an amount equivalent to the cost of the admission ticket and » No cancellation or termination of the agreement will be accepted at-game hospitality benefits for Finals Series package holders. on receipt of a signed booking form by the client. » Children under the age of 18 will not be admitted to AFL Major » Guests are required to conduct themselves in an acceptable Events and Functions. manner at all times. » All 2019 Toyota AFL Grand Final tickets must be used » Specific dress codes apply to each individual AFL event. in accordance with the Major Sporting Events Act 2009. » Booking of AFL events is subject to availability. By signing this document you acknowledge the following » All information in this brochure was deemed correct at the time of » That you have read the terms and conditions for 2019 and printing. The AFL reserves the right to make any changes to stated agree to abide by them. entitlements throughout the year. » That you have read and agree that your details will be » Payment is required within 30 days upon receipt of the booking managed in accordance with the AFL Privacy Policy available form. In the instance that the event purchased falls at www.afl.com.au/privacy. within a 30-day period of booking, payment will be required prior » That you are authorised to sign on behalf of the company stated to the issuing of ticketing. above and your signature forms a binding agreement » Tickets will be issued upon receipt of full payment. between yourself/company and the Australian Football League. » In the event that a qualifying final, a semi-final or a preliminary SIGNATURE DATE This document will become a tax invoice for GST purposes on completion of this form and payment of the pre-prescribed fee. Please retain a copy of this form for your records. Tax Invoice ABN 97489912318 Australian Football League, AFL House, 140 Harbour Esplanade, Docklands, Victoria 3008 Telephone 61 3 8625 7444 Visit afl.com.au All correspondence to GPO Box 1449, Melbourne, Victoria 3001 FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, CONTACT: AFL CORPORATE SALES 03 8625 7444 [email protected].
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