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Etihad Stadium 2018 AFL SEASON – MEDALLION CLUB ETIHAD STADIUM – LEVEL 2 – TICKET ONLY SEATS with Medallion Club Bar Access • Level 2, Medallion Club Seats - Aisle 14 (Centre Wing; with in-seat video tablet) & Aisle 8 (Half Forward) - once these sections are sold other Medallion Club seats on Level 2 are allocated • Medallion Club Bar access (cash on consumption) • Tickets can be emailed as E-Tickets • Etihad Stadium - Underground Car Park passes @ $30.00 each (also available; emailed ticket) Rnd Home v Away Day Date Month Time Aisle 14 Price Aisle 8 Price 1 Essendon v Adelaide Crows Friday 23 March 7:50pm SOLD OUT SOLD OUT 1 St Kilda v Brisbane Lions Saturday 24 March 3:35pm $120 $80 2 North Melbourne v St Kilda Friday 30 March 4:20pm SOLD OUT SOLD OUT 2 Carlton v Gold Coast Suns Saturday 31 March 1:45pm $120 $80 2 Western Bulldogs v West Coast Sunday 1 April 3:20pm $120 $80 3 St Kilda v EaglesAdelaide Crows Saturday 7 April 7:25pm $120 $100 3 Western Bulldogs v Essendon Sunday 8 April 3:20pm SOLD OUT SOLD OUT 4 Western Bulldogs v Sydney Swans Saturday 14 April 4.35pm $80 $80 4 Essendon v Port Adelaide Sunday 15 April 1:10pm $120 $100 5 St Kilda v GWS Giants Saturday 21 April 1:45pm $120 $80 5 North Melbourne v Hawthorn Sunday 22 April 3:20pm $100 $80 6 Western Bulldogs v Carlton Friday 27 April 7:50pm SOLD OUT SOLD OUT 6 North Melbourne v Port Adelaide Saturday 28 April 2:10pm $150 $120 6 Essendon v Melbourne Sunday 29 April 1:10pm $120 $100 7 St Kilda v Melbourne Sunday 6 May 3:20pm $120 $100 8 Western Bulldogs v Brisbane Lions Saturday 12 May 7:25pm $150 $120 8 North Melbourne v Richmond Sunday 13 May 1:10pm $100 $80 9 St Kilda v Collingwood Saturday 19 May 7:25pm SOLD OUT $120 10 Collingwood v Western Bulldogs Friday 25 May 7:50pm SOLD OUT SOLD OUT 10 Hawthorn v West Coast Sunday 27 May 1:10pm SOLD left OUT $ left150 11 Western Bulldogs v EaglesMelbourne Saturday 2 June 1:45pm $1 50 $120 11 North Melbourne v Brisbane Lions Sunday 3 June 1:10pm $120 $100 12 St Kilda v Sydney Swans Saturday 9 June 7:25pm SOLD OUT $100 13 Carlton v Fremantle Saturday 16 June 1:45pm $100 $80 14 Western Bulldogs v North Melbourne Saturday 23 June 7:25pm $100 $80 15 Richmond v Sydney Swans Thursday 28 June 7:20pm SOLD OUT SOLD OUT 15 Western Bulldogs v Geelong Cats Friday 29 June 7:50pm SOLD OUT $150 15 Essendon v North Melbourne Sunday 1 July 3:20pm $150 $150 16 Western Bulldogs v Hawthorn Saturday 7 July 7:25pm $100 $80 16 North Melbourne v Gold Coast Suns Sunday 8 July 1:10pm $80 $80 17 St Kilda v Carlton Friday 13 July 7:50pm $120 $100 17 North Melbourne v Sydney Swans Sunday 15 July 3:20pm $120 $80 18 St Kilda v Richmond Friday 20 July 7:50pm SOLD OUT $150 18 Essendon v Fremantle Saturday 21 July 4.35pm $100 $80 18 Carlton v Hawthorn Sunday 22 July 1:10pm SOLD OUT $120 19 Essendon v Sydney Swans Friday 27 July 7:50pm SOLD OUT SOLD OUT 20 St Kilda v Western Bulldogs Saturday 4 August 7:25pm $100 $80 20 Carlton v GWS Giants Sunday 5 August 1:10pm $100 $80 21 Essendon v St Kilda Friday 10 August 7:50pm SOLD OUT SOLD OUT 21 Collingwood v Brisbane Lions Saturday 11 August 7:25pm $120 $100 21 North Melbourne v Western Bulldogs Sunday 12 August 1:10pm SOLD OUT $80 22 St Kilda v Hawthorn Saturday 18 August 7:25pm SOLD OUT $80 22 Carlton v Western Bulldogs Sunday 19 August 1:10pm $100 $80 23 Carlton v Adelaide Crows Saturday 25 August 7:25pm $100 – 2 left $80 23 St Kilda v North Melbourne Sunday 26 August 4:40pm $80 $80 Please return the attached booking form below to secure your booking. * Pricing as at 20 August 2018 * Dress Code applies for Medallion Club (detailed below). Premium Seats - ABN 16 488 230 416 15 Aberdeen Road, Prahran, Victoria 3181, Australia Telephone: (03) 9529 1955 Facsimile: (03) 8672 0772 www.premiumseats.com.au 2018 AFL SEASON – MEDALLION CLUB ETIHAD STADIUM – TICKET ONLY SEATS Please print out this booking form & return a signed form to Premium Seats: Booking Form Email: [email protected] Fax: (03) 8672 0772 Name: _____________________________________________ Position: ____________________________________________ Company: __________________________________________ Street Address: ______________________________________ (No post box addresses permitted) Street Address: ______________________________________ City: __________________________________ State: ________ (No post box addresses permitted) Post Code: _______________ Phone: _________________________________ Mobile: ______________________________ Fax: ______________________________ Email: _______________________________________________________________ Available Matches & Pricing: Refer to fixture above/attached. Please reserve the following Etihad Stadium tickets: AFL Match Selection Ticket Price No. of Please fill in price Date Round Match Tickets accordingly Total Cost v .00 v .00 v Car Parks @ $30 each .00 Total Amount (incl. GST): .00 I hereby confirm this booking and agree to be bound by the terms and conditions: Signature: ______________________________________________________ Date: _____________________________ Please tick one of the payment options below: 1. Credit Card Amount $ ______________ * 2% surcharge $ ______________ Total $ __________________ * Please note: Credit card payments incur a 2% surcharge. Please tick your card type. Credit Card ID (CVN) Visa MasterCard Amex Diners not accepted. 3 or 4 digit ID number: Credit Card Number: Expiry / Cardholder’s Name: _______________________________ Cardholder’s Signature: __________________________________ 2. Electronic Transfer Premium Seats - ANZ Bank BSB No. 013445 Account Number 297148849 Please place your company name or surname in the bank transfer reference. Premium Seats office use only TERMS AND CONDITIONS Amount: $ 1. Premium Seats requires full payment with signed booking form from client as confirmation of ticket booking. 2. Signed Booking Form and payment is considered confirmation of our trading terms. Date: / / 2018 3. Once this booking form is received, the booking is confirmed and cannot be cancelled. Method: 4. Once the packages are purchased they are non-refundable and non-exchangeable. Database: 5. Premium Seats requires street address for a credit card payment to be made (no post box addresses permitted). 6. Credit card payments incur a 2% transaction fee. Confirm: 7. Booking confirmation is subject to availability. SS: 8. Allocation of tickets is final and there can be no exchange or transfer. 9. Ticket pricing may change/vary from time to time depending on the current supply and demand. 10. Medallion Club dress codes apply and must be adhered to for entry. Smart Casual dress code - Denim/jeans are permitted. Collared shirt must be worn (shirt, or smart polo T-shirt is acceptable; Club polos are not acceptable). 11. By completing this booking form you agree to receive marketing and promotional material about upcoming events from Premium Seats by email, SMS and post. If at any time you wish to stop receiving such communications, please let us know. 12. Premium Seats cannot accept any responsibility for any cancellation of, rescheduling of or changes to the event or for the acts, omissions or errors of those over whom we have no direct or exclusive control. 13. Premium Seats does not accept any liability or responsibility for any injury, loss or damage of whatsoever nature (including any consequential loss or damage) or additional expense incurred or sustained by the client arising out of or as a consequence, whether direct or indirect, of any of the corporate entertainment services in connection with this package provided by Premium Seats. 14. The Client is fully responsible for its own conduct and the conduct of those attending the event as guests of the client and will be liable for any damage or loss caused by such conduct, and indemnifies and holds harmless Premium Seats against any and all liability for loss or damage of whatsoever nature (including any consequential loss or damage) incurred or sustained by Premium Seats as a result of any act or omission of the client and its guests. 15. Packages cannot be on-sold unless permission has been granted by Premium Seats. * Pricing as at 20 August 2018 TAX INVOICE This document will be a tax invoice for GST when payment is made. Premium Seats - ABN 16 488 230 416 15 Aberdeen Road, Prahran, Victoria 3181, Australia Telephone: (03) 9529 1955 Facsimile: (03) 8672 0772 www.premiumseats.com.au .
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