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| Hector | Post subject: Re: Dunedin - too early to panic about tickets?
 Posted: 20:06 on 28th Nov 2012 |
Joined: 19:34 on 29th May 2008 Posts: 1206 Location: Somerset |
peterw Wrote: Looks like I should expect a cancellation e mail any day then I didn't see anything saying you would get an e-mail to confirm cancellation, or a refund. My concern would be that you turn up to the ground on day one only to be told that you can't come in because the tickets were cancelled. The priority purchase scheme only applies to peolpe who live in Dunedin / Wellington. It's not even open to the rest of NZ. The Dunedin tickets don't appear to be selling quickly so I will wait until Sunday evening to purchase. Anyone know the situation at Wellington where only general admission tickets appear to be on sale. Will this get you access to the stands, or are we expecting more choice when the general sale starts Sunday? |
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| lanesra | Post subject: Re: Dunedin - too early to panic about tickets?
Posted: 22:18 on 28th Nov 2012 |
Joined: 13:50 on 5th Jul 2012 Posts: 27 |
Hector Wrote: peterw Wrote: Looks like I should expect a cancellation e mail any day then I didn't see anything saying you would get an e-mail to confirm cancellation, or a refund. My concern would be that you turn up to the ground on day one only to be told that you can't come in because the tickets were cancelled. The priority purchase scheme only applies to peolpe who live in Dunedin / Wellington. It's not even open to the rest of NZ. The Dunedin tickets don't appear to be selling quickly so I will wait until Sunday evening to purchase. Anyone know the situation at Wellington where only general admission tickets appear to be on sale. Will this get you access to the stands, or are we expecting more choice when the general sale starts Sunday? Good point - Would be just my luck, buy the tickets early, get refused entry and there are no more tickets available. |
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| kev | Post subject: Re: Dunedin - too early to panic about tickets?
Posted: 14:31 on 29th Nov 2012 |
Joined: 17:06 on 4th Dec 2008 Posts: 276 Location: Walsall West Midlands |
Thank you for your email. Only those who live in Wellington or Dunedin are able to purchase during this presale. People that buy tickets (and are not resident) prior to this run the risk of having their tickets cancelled. Tickets will be available to the general public on Monday 3 December from 9am. I'm not sure which part of this e-mail is unclear. Why don't we all just buy our tickets when they are on sale to us ie w.e.f. 03/12  |
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| blueandy1mac | Post subject: Re: Dunedin - too early to panic about tickets?
Posted: 13:36 on 29th Nov 2012 |
Joined: 11:30 on 14th Jul 2008 Posts: 1800 Location: Preston UK |
kev Wrote: Thank you for your email. Only those who live in Wellington or Dunedin are able to purchase during this presale. People that buy tickets (and are not resident) prior to this run the risk of having their tickets cancelled. Tickets will be available to the general public on Monday 3 December from 9am. I'm not sure which part of this e-mail is unclear. Why don't we all just buy our tickets when they are on sale to us ie w.e.f. 03/12 Sorry Kev, could you just run that past me one more time.  Nice to see you're going mate, Darlo ? |
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| kev | Post subject: Re: Dunedin - too early to panic about tickets?
Posted: 14:47 on 29th Nov 2012 |
Joined: 17:06 on 4th Dec 2008 Posts: 276 Location: Walsall West Midlands |
blueandy1mac Wrote: kev Wrote: Thank you for your email. Only those who live in Wellington or Dunedin are able to purchase during this presale. People that buy tickets (and are not resident) prior to this run the risk of having their tickets cancelled. Tickets will be available to the general public on Monday 3 December from 9am. I'm not sure which part of this e-mail is unclear. Why don't we all just buy our tickets when they are on sale to us ie w.e.f. 03/12 Sorry Kev, could you just run that past me one more time. Nice to see you're going mate, Darlo ? yes mate we'll both be there, 1st 2 tests. off to Kolkata on Saturday so won't be buying tickets until back from there. yes folks not buying tickets for a week or 2 AFTER they've been on sale  see you in Kolkata Andy? |
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| blueandy1mac | Post subject: Re: Dunedin - too early to panic about tickets?
Posted: 17:00 on 29th Nov 2012 |
Joined: 11:30 on 14th Jul 2008 Posts: 1800 Location: Preston UK |
'Fraid not Kev, clashes with a rather important Premiership game at home. As it was originally the only one I could make I was going to go until I saw which game it coincided with. Save my pennies for NZ. |
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| Gilo | Post subject: Re: Dunedin - too early to panic about tickets?
Posted: 10:07 on 1st Dec 2012 |
Joined: 11:43 on 4th Dec 2008 Posts: 73 |
I've been speaking to NZ cricket and the message is to be on the safe side buy online as soon as you can. As said before the traditional Kiwi rocks up on the day of the game but the capacity is just over 5000 and the Uni students will fancy a few days at the game so NZ cricket are expecting a sell out but probably not this side of Christmas. |
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| peterw | Post subject: Re: Dunedin - too early to panic about tickets?
Posted: 11:23 on 1st Dec 2012 |
Joined: 23:05 on 21st Jan 2011 Posts: 95 |
Gilo Thanks for the info I emailed Ticketek asking advice about how they are to deal with those who have bought Dunedin tickets ahead of the official sale (3rd Dec) Slightly ironically, they replied with a holding reply, stating they would reply within three days ( which would take me beyond the 3rd Dec deadline ! ) I will revert if anyone is interested with their reply All I want is piece of mind that if they are to cancel my ticket order, they inform me and re imburse so that I can re order after Monday ! Cheers Peter |
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| Hector | Post subject: Re: Dunedin - too early to panic about tickets?
Posted: 14:53 on 1st Dec 2012 |
Joined: 19:34 on 29th May 2008 Posts: 1206 Location: Somerset |
Been keeping an eye on the Ticketek web site since Monday. Went as far as the 'best available seat' screen in the booking process. Every day it has offered me row B of the Aotea stand between seat 36 and 60. Suggest that the seats aren't selling at any great rate. Still, I guess I will be glued to the computer screen at 8pm tomorrow night with lots of others |
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| Hector | Post subject: Re: Dunedin - too early to panic about tickets?
Posted: 21:31 on 2nd Dec 2012 |
Joined: 19:34 on 29th May 2008 Posts: 1206 Location: Somerset |
Tickets sorted. Aotea stand here we come. |
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