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MEMBER HANDBOOK Season 2014 | 2015 MEMBER HANDBOOK Season 2014 | 2015 CONTACT US | www.adelaideoval.com.au | 08 8211 1100 | [email protected] Facebook.com/adelaideoval | Twitter @theadelaideoval | Instagram – adelaideoval WELCOME MESSAGE It gives us great pleasure to welcome you as an inaugural member of the Audi Stadium Club. As an Audi Stadium Club Member you have access to an incredible range of premier entertainment experiences, including sport, major events and live concerts. All of this is enhanced by the fi nest food and beverages in the most modern facilities in Australia. Congratulations...We hope you enjoy every second of your time in the Audi Stadium Club 3 2014 AFL FOOTBALL FIXTURE TIME CAR PARK STADIUM GATES Round 2 Sat 29 March Port Adelaide Curtain Raiser (2.15pm to 3.05pm) | Port Adelaide v Adelaide 4:10pm 1:00pm 1:30pm Round 3 Sat 5 April Adelaide v Sydney Swans 1:40pm 10:45am 11:15am Round 4 Sat 12 April Port Adelaide v Brisbane Lions 1:40pm 11:00am 11:45am Round 5 Sun 20 April City v Country (9.55am to 11.35am) | Adelaide v GWS Giants 12:40pm 9:15am 9:45am Round 6 Sun 27 April Defence Challenge (1.20pm to 3.00pm) | Port Adelaide v Geelong Cats 4:10pm 12:30pm 1:00pm Round 7 Sat 3 May Adelaide v Melbourne 4:10pm 1:15pm 2:00pm Round 8 Sat 10 May Port Adelaide v Fremantle 1:10pm 10:45am 11:30am Round 9 Thurs 15 May Adelaide v Collingwood 7:20pm 4:30pm 5:00pm Round 10 Sat 24 May Aboriginal Power Cup (5.05pm to 6.05pm) | Port Adelaide v Hawthorn 7:10pm 4:00pm 5:00pm Round 11 Sun 1 June McLeod Challenge (10:50am to 11.40am) | Adelaide v Gold Coast Suns 12:40pm 10:00am 10:45am Round 12 Sat 7 June Miners Cup (1.00pm to 3.00pm) | Port Adelaide v St Kilda 4:10pm 12:15pm 12:45pm Round 13 Sat 14 June Macca’s Junior District League (5.20pm to 6.10pm) | Adelaide v North Melbourne 7:10pm 4:30pm 5:15pm Round 14 Sat 21 June Macca’s Junior District League (11.35am to 12.15pm) | Port Adelaide v Western Bulldogs 1:15pm 10:45am 11:30am Round 15 Sun 29 June Adelaide v Port Adelaide 3:40pm 12:30pm 1:00pm Round 16 Sat 5 July Rio Tinto Challenge (4.30pm to 6.00pm) | Port Adelaide v Essendon 7:10pm 3:45pm 4:15pm Round 17 Fri 11 July Adelaide v Hawthorn 7:20pm 4:30pm 5:00pm Round 18 Sun 20 July AFL Multicultural Round (11.05am to 11.35am) | Port Adelaide v Melbourne 12:40pm 10:30am 11:00am AFL FREE WEEKEND Round 19 Sat 2 August Macca’s Junior District League (11.20am to 12.10pm) | Adelaide v West Coast Eagles 1:10pm 10:30am 11:15am Round 20 Sat 9 August Secondary Schools Girls Knockout Grand Final (5.05pm to 6.05pm) | Port Adelaide v Sydney Swans 7:10pm 4:15pm 5:00pm Round 21 Sat 16 August Macca’s Premiers Cup Grand Final (5.05pm to 7.15pm) | Adelaide v Richmond 7:20pm 4:15pm 5:00pm Round 22 Fri 22 August Legends Match (5.05pm to 7.15pm) | Port Adelaide v Carlton 7:20pm 4:30pm 5:00pm Round 23 Sun 31 August Adelaide v St Kilda 2:50pm 12:15pm 12:45pm 4 2014/2015 CRICKET FIXTURE VENUE T20 INTERNATIONALS COMMONWEALTH BANK WOMEN’S INTERNATIONAL SERIES Wednesday 5 November 2014 Australia v West Indies Adelaide Oval KFC T20 INTERNATIONAL SERIES Wednesday 5 November 2014 Australia v South Africa Adelaide Oval TWO-DAY TOUR MATCHES Friday 28 – Saturday 29 November 2014 CA XI v India Adelaide Oval COMMONWEALTH BANK TEST SERIES Friday 12 – Tuesday 16 December 2014 Australia v India Adelaide Oval KFC T20 BIG BASH LEAGUE Thursday 18 December 2014 Adelaide Strikers v Melbourne Stars Adelaide Oval Wednesday 31 December 2014 Adelaide Strikers v Hobart Hurricanes Adelaide Oval Tuesday 6 January 2015 Adelaide Strikers v Perth Scorchers Adelaide Oval Monday 12 January 2015 Adelaide Strikers v Sydney Thunder Adelaide Oval BUPA SHEFFIELD SHIELD Friday 31 October – Monday 3 November 2014 SA v QLD Adelaide Oval Saturday 8 – Tuesday 11 November 2014 SA v NSW Adelaide Oval Sunday 16 – Wednesday 19 November 2014 SA v VIC Adelaide Oval Saturday 21 – Wednesday 25 March 2015 FINAL TBC 5 The Audi Stadium Club is the fi rst of • Priority to purchase tickets to all its kind in South Australia, providing AFL Finals played at Adelaide Oval exclusive and fully transferable access all year round. Located on OTHER BENEFITS the third level of the Eastern Stand, • One car park in the northern car the Audi Stadium Club provides park will be allocated with every padded reserved seating in a central four memberships purchased position with access to cricket • Special membership merchandise and football as well as preferential • Purchase of guest passes, subject booking options for other Adelaide to capacity as determined by Oval events. Adelaide Oval. • Exclusive invitations and special What does this Membership include: off ers to Stadium Club member CRICKET - Access to cricket events matches including: • Commonwealth Bank Test Series ETIHAD RECIPROCAL RIGHTS • Commonwealth Bank One Day The Audi Stadium Club has entered International into a formal arrangement for • KFC T20 International its members to have reciprocal • KFC T20 Big Bash League rights with the Medallion Club at • Bupa Sheffi eld Shield Etihad Stadium. The opportunity • Ryobi One Day Cup to purchase guest passes into the Medallion Club is on the terms FOOTBALL - Access to football and conditions determined by the matches including: Management of Etihad Stadium. • All Adelaide Football Club and To arrange for guest passes into Port Adelaide Football Club home the Medallion Club for the 2014 and away matches AFL season please contact your • All SANFL minor round games and designated Account Manager to fi nals played at Adelaide Oval assist in co-ordinating this for you. 6 Graham Cornes Deck 340 339 The Restaurant Audi (Audi Stadium Club) Stadium Club 338 seating Cathedral Room 337 336 Rick Davies Bar (Audi Stadium Club) EASTERN 335 EAST STAND GATE 334 Audi Stadium Club Seating 333 332 John Halbert Room 331 (Audi Stadium Club) 330 John Platten Bar (Audi Stadium Club) Enter Audi Stadium Club via the East Gate and take the lifts or escalators to Level 3. 7 ENJOY YOUR TIME IN THE AUDI STADIUM CLUB As an Audi Stadium Club Audi Stadium Club if they member, we ask that you do not meet the minimum respect your fellow members dress standard. A full list and their guests. The use of prohibited items, dress of off ensive language or standards and conditions of obscene gestures may result entry are available at in a member having their adelaideoval.com.au membership revoked. SMOKE FREE STADIUM DRESS STANDARD Adelaide Oval is a smoke- A minimum dress standard free venue. Audi Stadium of neat smart casual attire Club Members wishing (no ripped, frayed or torn to smoke must use the jeans - including designer) designated smoking areas for both men and women is located outside the stadium. required in the Audi Stadium Members will need to Club for all members and present their event ticket their guests who are invited to exit/re-enter the stadium into this exclusive area. and Audi Stadium Club. Rubber thongs, ugg boots, track suit pants and singlets LOST PROPERTY are also not permitted. On match days, lost Males must wear a collar property can be claimed when inside any of these at the Event Day Offi ce, areas, even if worn under a located on Level 1 just sweater or jacket. Football inside the South Gate, jumpers are allowed Riverbank Stand. Lost provided a shirt is worn property enquires can also underneath. Children aged be made during business 10 and over must adhere to hours by calling the Stadium the adult dress standards. Concierge on 8205 4700. Any member or guest may be asked to leave the 8 DOWN LOADING OF TICKETS FOR open for game-day bookings four HOSTS MATCH DAY EVENTS weeks prior to the date of the match. As you enter the Audi Stadium Club you will be greeted by our hosts who Audi Stadium Club members will will be only be too happy to assist with any questions or any information receive an email containing a link to To book in The Restaurant or you may require during your time in the Audi Stadium Club. the Adelaide Oval online portal. This the John Halbert Room, you can will include instructions on how to either call (08) 8205 4777 or email ATMS download your Audi Stadium Club [email protected]. ATM’s are conveniently located throughout the Stadium. Please enquire tickets for the fi rst game as well as au. Reservations are strictly limited at the Audi Stadium Club reception for exact locations. All bars and future games throughout the year. so we recommend you book early restaurants are conveniently equipped with EFTPOS facilities. to avoid disappointment. DINING IN THE AUDI STADIUM CHANGE OF DETAILS CLUB – HOW TO MAKE A RESPONSIBLE SERVICE OF Details of your Audi Stadium Club Membership may include: Postal RESERVATION ALCOHOL address, email address, phone numbers or contact person. Please advise From fi ne dining in The Restaurant to a To ensure the Audi Stadium Club’s your Account Manager as soon as possible via email: audistadiumclub@ sumptuous buff et in the John Halbert premium corporate off ering is adelaideoval.com.au Room to the more casual short-order maintained and guests have an menu in the Rick Davies Bar there’s enjoyable and safe time, Adelaide something to suit any day out.
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