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Join the Red Army in 2014/15 ‘90 ‘91 ‘95 ‘00 ‘10 ‘14 2014 NBL CHAMPIONS JOIN THE RED ARMY IN 2014/15 ‘90 ‘91 ‘95 ‘00 ‘10 ‘14 CHAIRMAN’s addresS 2014 saw us enter the record books, adding an unprecedented sixth NBL Championship to our club. As we move forward and seek our seventh, I would like to invite you to become a part of the Perth Wildcats family. Throughout the championship-winning 2013/14 season, record attendances at Perth Arena saw the Red Army of Wildcats supporters take over the city of Perth every week. We want to go even further in all aspects of our club this season, not only on court but also within Western Australia as we expand our community-based programs with schools, hospitals, prisons and grass-roots basketball. I personally invite you to become a 2014/15 Perth Wildcats season member and a part of this great organisation. I look forward to joining you on this exciting journey. Sincerely, Dr Jack Bendat AM Chairman – Perth Wildcats MEMBERSHIP PACKAGES BRONZE From $25 per game 311 312 313 314 Bronze offers a great entry level membership and 310 208 209 210 *315 provides excellent value for money. Bronze seating is 309 *211 located around the outer of the stadium and provides 207 316 212 308 206 different options for Perth Wildcats’ fans to secure their 317 213 307 ideal seats. 205 318 214 306 204 If you are looking for value for money and are keen to 319 215 305 203 be a part of the atmosphere on game night, Bronze 320 216 304 321 membership is a great option! 202 303 302 322 201 217 222 221 220 219 218 $219 Bronze Child Season Membership 301 323 ($15.65 per child per game) *Alcohol-Free Section $349 Bronze Adult Season Membership ($24.90 per adult per game) SILVER From $33 per game 311 312 313 314 The majority of seating at the state-of-the-art Perth Arena 310 208 209 210 *315 309 is classified as Silver, which means there are many different *211 207 316 blocks and viewing angles on offer. 212 308 206 317 213 If you would like to choose from the widest range of seats, then 307 205 318 214 Silver membership will be ideal for you and the whole family! 306 204 319 215 305 203 320 216 ($19.90 per game) 304 $279 Silver Child Season Membership 321 202 303 $459 Silver Adult Season Membership ($32.80 per game) 302 322 201 217 222 221 220 219 218 $1,199 Silver Family Season Membership 301 323 2 Adults & 2 Children ($85.65 per family per game) *Alcohol-Free Section $1,399 Silver Family Season Membership 2 Adults & 3 Children ($99.90 per family per game) GOLD From $49 per game 311 312 313 314 310 Located in the lower bowl at Perth Arena, you are never 208 209 210 *315 309 too far from the action. Gold seats start from as close as *211 207 316 212 nine rows from the corporate boxes and provide a great 308 206 317 213 view of both ends of the court. 307 205 318 214 Gold seating is extremely popular and is sure to sell out 306 204 319 this season - so get in quick to avoid missing out. Family 215 305 203 packages are also available! 320 216 304 321 202 303 302 322 201 217 $679 Gold Adult Season Membership 222 221 220 219 218 ($48.50 per adult per game) 301 323 *Alcohol-Free Section $2,149 Gold Family Season Membership 2 Adults & 2 Children ($153.50 per family per game) PLATINUM $68 per game 311 312 313 314 Want to be closer to the action? Platinum seating starts 310 208 209 210 *315 309 just four rows from the corporate boxes and offers some *211 207 316 212 of the best seats at Perth Arena. 308 206 317 213 Platinum seating is located along the length of the court, 307 205 318 214 so not only will you be close to the action, but also in the 306 204 best location to truly appreciate the game. There are only 319 215 305 203 five rows of Platinum seating on each side of the court 320 216 304 321 making it a highly sought-after category. 202 303 302 322 201 217 222 221 220 219 218 301 323 *Alcohol-Free Section $949 Platinum Season Membership ($67.80 per game) CAPTAINS CLUB $79 per game Captains Club is our premier membership category. Located 311 312 313 314 310 in the first three rows directly behind the corporate boxes, 208 209 210 *315 309 it offers unrivalled viewing of the court and the ultimate *211 207 316 212 member experience. 308 206 317 213 307 Join now and receive ALL membership benefits, plus these 205 318 214 exclusive Captains Club only benefits: 306 204 319 215 305 203 - Perth Wildcats Captains Club polo shirt 320 216 304 321 - Access to a reserved parking area in close proximity to 202 303 Perth Arena 302 322 201 217 (Please note: A parking fee will be charged. Only for regular season games) 222 221 220 219 218 301 323 - Entry to one exclusive catered pre-game function *Alcohol-Free Section $1099 Captains Club Season Membership ($78.50 per game) FLEXIBLE MEMBERSHIP PACKAGES SUPPORTER MEMBERSHIP Can’t make it to all of the games, but still want to support your team and be a part of the Perth Wildcats family? Our Supporter membership is the answer! You will receive a full membership pack, a Perth Wildcats supporter t-shirt and two entry-level tickets to a Perth Wildcats regular season home or away game of your choice. Both tickets can be used at one game, or one ticket to two games (subject to availability). There is also the option to upgrade this membership package. Please note: Two entry-level tickets exclude high demand games. $155 Supporter Membership Upgrade to: $175 Silver seating • $205 Gold seating • $225 Platinum or Captains Club seating $69 Non-Ticketed Supporter Membership TERTIARY SUPPORTER We want to reward YOU for furthering your education with discounted Perth Wildcats game day tickets! Purchase a Tertiary Supporter membership and present both your Perth Wildcats membership card and current tertiary student card five minutes before tip-off at any regular season home game to purchase a ticket at half price! Become a Tertiary Supporter member and not only will you recieve a full membership pack but also massive savings on game day. *Valid tertiary student cards include those provided by all tertiary educational institutes. Tickets cannot be purchased any earlier than 5 minutes before tip-off and only for regular season home games from Perth Arena Ticketek Box Office. Tickets are subject to availability. Cannot be used in conjunction with any other offer. $69 Tertiary Supporter WILDCUBS MEMBERSHIP We would like to welcome your newest addition to our Wildcats Family. Register your biggest little Perth Wildcats fan today! This exclusive membership provides Wildcubs under the age of four the opportunity to attend all Perth Wildcats home games with the added bonus of receiving their very own Wildcubs membership pack. Wildcub Benefits - Entry to all Perth Wildcats home games for the - Perth Wildcats season fixture magnet 2014/15 NBL Championship season* - Exclusive members rewards discount program - 2014/15 Perth Wildcats replica child playing singlet - Discounts on merchandise - Perth Wildcats Wilbur doll - Access to post-game members functions and - Wildcubs membership certificate exclusive members only functions** - Perth Wildcats membership card and lanyard - Free public transport to and from home games - Perth Wildcats members badge - Discounted renewal prices for season 2015/16 - Perth Wildcats members sticker $75 Wildcubs Membership *Only valid for children under the age of four. Children under the age of four enter Perth Arena free of charge provided they are not occupying a seat. **Post-game member’s functions and exclusive member’s only functions subject to availability and capacity restrictions. PET SUP-PAW-TERS Your special member of the family can now join our Perth Wildcats family! Join your pet up to the Perth Wildcats with the all new PET MEMBERSHIP! This membership category sees household pets become Perth Wildcats members. Pet Sup-paw-ters Benefits - Personalised Perth Wildcats pet tag - Personalised Perth Wildcats pet bowl - Perth Wildcats pet membership certificate $55 Pet Sup-paw-ter Membership SEATING MAP & BENEFITS NEW MEMBER PRICING CAPTAINS CLUB Adult $1,099 311 312 313 314 310 PLATINUM Adult $949 208 209 210 *315 309 *211 Adult $679 207 316 GOLD 212 308 Family $2,149 206 317 Adult $459 213 307 205 CAPTAINS CLUB 318 Child $279 214 SILVER 306 PLATINUM 204 Family (2ad x 2c) $1,199 319 215 GOLD 305 Family (2ad x 3c) $1,399 203 320 216 SIlvER 304 Adult $349 321 202 BRONZE BRONZE 303 Child $219 302 322 WHEELCHAIR 201 217 Wheelchair $150 222 221 220 219 218 WHEELCHAIR 301 323 CORPORATE Attendant $150 *Alcohol-Free Section Captains Platinum Gold Silver Bronze Supporter Tertiary Club Reserved seating at all 14 regular season home games • • • • • during the 2014/15 NBL Championship Season Captains Club polo shirt • Reserved parking area near Perth Arena (Please note – a parking fee will be charged. Only valid for regular season) • Exclusive invitation to a pre-game function • Perth Wildcats membership card and lanyard • • • • • • • Perth Wildcats members badge • • • • • • • Perth Wildcats members bumper sticker • • • • • • • Perth Wildcats season fixture magnet • • • • • • • Exclusive members reward discount program • • • • • • • Access to post-game members functions • • • • • • • Priority access and discount on finals tickets • • • • • • • Membership renewal benefits for the 2015/16 season • • • • • • • Discounts on merchandise • • • • • • • Entry to Perth Wildcats members family day • • • • • • • Discounted tickets to the Perth Wildcats MVP ball • • • • • • • Voting rights for the Season Members MVP Award • • • • • • • Perth Wildcats members eNews • • • • • • • Free public transport to and from home games • • • • • • • Perth Wildcats Supporters T-Shirt • Two entry level tickets to a Perth Wildcats regular season game of your choice • (Please note – this does not apply to the non-ticketed supporter membership) Access to half price tickets five minutes before tip-off to any regular season home game • HOW TO BECOME A PERTH WILDCATS MEMBER HOW DO I APPLY FOR A PERTH WILDCATS MEMBERSHIP? WHAT HAPPENS ONCE I HAVE LODGED MY APPLICATION FORM? There are three simple ways to purchase a membership: Once your application form has been received and processed by the Perth Wildcats you will immediately receive a confirmation email from IMG (our online 1.
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