Junior supporters can see Port Adelaide’s 2012 NAB Cup opener free of charge, if their entry is arranged ahead of the game in conjunction with paying adults.
Tickets to the Power’s season-opening fixture - involving Adelaide and Carlton - are on sale now through Ticketmaster outlets or at ticketmaster.com.au
Port Adelaide, the Crows and the Blues will play each other once across three round robin games involving 20-minute halves, at AAMI Stadium on Sunday 26 February.
The Power will kick off proceedings by taking on Carlton from 2.40pm, followed by the Adelaide-Carlton leg from 3.50pm and then Port’s clash with their cross-town rivals from 5.00pm.
Membership of the Port Adelaide Football Club in 2012 does NOT include access to this game, but tickets to what promises to be an exciting afternoon are available for $22.25 for adults, $16.25 for concession and $43.20 for a family of two adults and up to four children. (Prices include Ticketmaster service fees and charges)
Under 15s can get FREE ENTRY, but only if their tickets are obtained through Ticketmaster outlets or via ticketmaster.com.au or 136 100 before 5pm on Friday 24 February. Junior (six to 14 years) tickets will cost $3.10 if they’re purchased at the gate on game day, while those under six years of age will still be entitled to free entry.
Tickets are the same price via Ticketmaster and at the gate, so supporters are urged to buy in advance to take advantage of the free junior entry and to prevent delays on the day.
All public seating is unreserved for this game and sold on a first in-best served basis. The Northern Grandstand will not be available for seating.
AAMI Stadium Ultimate members are entitled to free admission to one game during the first three weeks of the NAB Cup. AAMI Stadium members and Essential Power and Crows members can purchase tickets for the same price as general admission and are also eligible for the free junior entry offer.
Please note that the SA Lotteries Footy Express bus service will not operate on the day, but Adelaide Metro public transport services will be available according to regular timetables.
