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AFL Finals - Port Adelaide PENNINGTON TERRACE BOB QUINN GATE Northern Mound Ticket Oce CLARRIE GRIMMETT GATE Entrance Western Stand Ticket Oce NORTHERN DECK REPLAY SCREEN HERITAGE SCOREBOARD 544 146 145 144 147 143 543 300 148 142 340 301 200 149 NORTHERN 141 542 MOUND 302 201 339 100 140 541 202 303 101 139 338 203 304 102 540 204 103 138 305 337 Open Corporate Open Corporate 539 ) 205 Boxes Boxes 5 104 3 406 137 5 E L R - (W1 - W9) N (E8 - E13) T E 336 2 V 206 1 N 105 538 E E 407 S L C 136 E ( EAST T A I I 207 106 B U GATE D U S E WESTERN EASTERN 335 L 408 135 537 C M E 208 STAND STAND 107 T N M A R U I Ticket R E 409 T 134 D 209 108 O 536 Oce S 334 P A E T R S W Open Corporate Open Corporate 410 O 210 109 133 C Boxes Boxes 535 310 333 211 110 (W10 - W25) (E1 - E7) 132 311 212 111 534 332 312 213 112 131 MEMBERS 533 113 130 313 214 CROSSOVER 331 314 215 RIVERBANK 532 120 127 STAND 330 315 121 126 REPLAY 122 125 124 531 REPLAY 123 SCREEN SCREEN 320 328b 530 321 328a 327 322 11 S - 520 O 323 326 2 529b UT 324 325 S H TE ER UI N M E S 521 ED AT 529a IA C POR ENTRE COR 522 528 523 527 524 525 526 Visitor Centre / Bradman Collection Event Day Oce Ticket SOUTH Oce GATE Category 1 Category 2 TELSTRA PLAZA Category 3 Telstra Plaza Category 4 Customer Service Category 5 Centre KING WILLIAM ROAD Stadium Club (Level 3) Corporate Boxes and Suites ADELAIDE CBD VIA ADELAIDE CBD VIA RIVERBANK FOOTBRIDGE WAR MEMORIAL DRIVE RIVERBANK STAND EASTERN STAND WESTERN STAND OTHER AREAS John Cahill/Andrew McLeod Room B2 Garry McIntosh Bar L1 Member Services L1 Cafe´ L1 Event Day Oce L1 Audi Stadium Club L3 SACA Avenue of Honour L1 Favell Dansie Indoor Centre L1 Visitor Centre/Bradman Collection L1 Rick Davies Bar L3 Sheeld Sheild Room L1 Lyn Fullston Lawns L1 Leigh Whicker Room L3 John Halbert Room L3 David Hookes Terrace Bar L2 Northern Deck L1 Neil Kerley Bar L3 John Platten Bar L3 Open Corporate Boxes L2/L3 Telstra Plaza L1 One L3 Hill of Grace Restaurant L3 Phil Ridings Bar L2 Peter Carey Bar L3 Cathedral Room L3 SACA Committee Room L2 Premiership Suite L3 Graham Cornes Deck L3 SACA President’s Room L2 SANFL Chairman’s Room L3 Open Corporate Boxes L3 Ian McLachlan Room L3 William Magarey Room L3 Corporate Suites L4 Western Media Centre L5 Corporate Suites L4 Southern Media Centre L4 This map is not to scale and is intended to be used as a guide only Gil Langley Room L4 Lindsay Head Terrace L5.

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