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monotonehell
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by monotonehell » Tue Jan 28, 2014 9:07 am
Patrick_27 wrote:I'm a SACA member and I didn't attend the Australia Day ODI. I don't see anything wrong with not attending, I think you people forget that Australia Day is a busy day for anyone, usually when you become a member you keep that membership for life - so what's one Australia Day match in comparison to every other year you have the option to attend? Seemingly people are getting carried away with this new oval business... Sure, we have a new oval; doesn't mean people (especially members) should stop everything they're doing at the drop of a hat and excessively admire the ground - that wasn't an expectation before the redevelopment (which the old AO was just as beautiful) why should it be any different now? I pay my annual fee's and as a result I was able to attend the Ashes test, worth every dollar for that one test if you ask me.
Wrong end of stick me thinks, Patrick.
People weren't decrying the members' non-attendance exactly. They were saying how having the members' area "empty" when general admittance people were being turned away is not a good look.
However that Striker's match may be an anomaly due to the tail end of the kids' holidays, the tram was full of families that night. I bet on a regular work/school day not as many could be bothered.
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mattblack
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by mattblack » Tue Jan 28, 2014 9:10 am
Brucetiki wrote:justinpa1 wrote:Its a pity the SACA Members aren't supporting the Australia Day ODI. The five bays they have been allocated in the Riverbank Stand are 70 per cent empty! There's 5000 seats that the General public would have loved to sat in! CA will be furious especially as the seats are going for $100 each on level 5!
The Western stand was 80 per cent empty for the last Strikers game on Wednesday night too! Pretty pathetic really. The General admission areas were sold out for all four Strikers games but the members let the crowds down for the last two Strikers games.
Given the prices SACA Members pay for their membership for what they get (4 BBL games, 1 test and 1 ODI - the Sheffield Shield is free for everyone so that doesn't really count in the value of the membership), I'm surprised at the very high no-show rate by the SACA members this summer.
As a member, if you attended 3 days out of the test and sat in the upper tiers of the southern stand you have basically paid for your members ticket. Everything else is a bonus.
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rev
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by rev » Tue Jan 28, 2014 1:51 pm
monotonehell wrote:Patrick_27 wrote:I'm a SACA member and I didn't attend the Australia Day ODI. I don't see anything wrong with not attending, I think you people forget that Australia Day is a busy day for anyone, usually when you become a member you keep that membership for life - so what's one Australia Day match in comparison to every other year you have the option to attend? Seemingly people are getting carried away with this new oval business... Sure, we have a new oval; doesn't mean people (especially members) should stop everything they're doing at the drop of a hat and excessively admire the ground - that wasn't an expectation before the redevelopment (which the old AO was just as beautiful) why should it be any different now? I pay my annual fee's and as a result I was able to attend the Ashes test, worth every dollar for that one test if you ask me.
Wrong end of stick me thinks, Patrick.
People weren't decrying the members' non-attendance exactly. They were saying how having the members' area "empty" when general admittance people were being turned away is not a good look.
However that Striker's match may be an anomaly due to the tail end of the kids' holidays, the tram was full of families that night. I bet on a regular work/school day not as many could be bothered.
That's right. I wasn't having a go at members who don't turn up...would be hypocritical of me since as a Port member I can't always make it to games(but I always give my members cars to a mate or family who want to go).
I understand sometimes life just gets in the way.
Which is why I made the suggestion I did.
Obviously for a regular footy game it won't be necessary. But for big events I think something like that would be beneficial.
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Dog
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by Dog » Wed Feb 05, 2014 1:42 pm
Glass going in at the entrance of the Eastern stand
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rockthenation
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by rockthenation » Wed Feb 05, 2014 2:15 pm
Was just about to mention about the glass on the eastern stand, here's another pic of it
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rev
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by rev » Wed Feb 05, 2014 5:09 pm
Hopefully there is aircon in those glassed sections, because the sections(at the back) with glass in the western and southern stands are pretty uncomfortable.
Not that you spend much time there, unless you are waiting for the lifts.
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Waz
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by Waz » Wed Feb 05, 2014 8:38 pm
rev wrote:Hopefully there is aircon in those glassed sections, because the sections(at the back) with glass in the western and southern stands are pretty uncomfortable.
Not that you spend much time there, unless you are waiting for the lifts.
Great in winter no doubt, though...
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relapse
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by relapse » Wed Feb 12, 2014 9:42 am
I went past there on the weekend, while it is coming together I still don't see it being finished in 5 weeks.
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bretthandorf
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by bretthandorf » Wed Feb 12, 2014 5:39 pm
relapse wrote:I went past there on the weekend, while it is coming together I still don't see it being finished in 5 weeks.
Do you remember what the southern stand looked like 5 weeks prior? Eastern stand looks better imo
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Henwii
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by Henwii » Wed Feb 12, 2014 8:51 pm
bretthandorf wrote:relapse wrote:I went past there on the weekend, while it is coming together I still don't see it being finished in 5 weeks.
Do you remember what the southern stand looked like 5 weeks prior? Eastern stand looks better imo
This is the most relevant photo I could find.
This is exactly 2 months before the first test.
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Henwii
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by Henwii » Wed Feb 12, 2014 8:59 pm
And a couple more shots from the 13th November, only 3 weeks before the test.
They still had a truck load to do and they achieved it with a few days to spare.
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Laidback-Luke
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by Laidback-Luke » Fri Feb 14, 2014 11:27 am
so they're putting in the red seats now on level 3 of the eastern stand and it's looking really good but it seems like the seats in the middle are a darker red than the rest? Is this some sort of members thing? It kind of looks a bit mismatched at the minute but of course it's not done yet so we'll have to wait for the finished result. Here's a pic of it I found on the Adelaide oval instagram tag
Hooligan wrote:They should've built a stadium there.
*runs away*
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spiller
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by spiller » Fri Feb 14, 2014 11:30 am
I really like that theyve stuck with the red seat contrast all the way round. does anyone know if the red tier in the eastern stand will also be members only for cricket matches?
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bretthandorf
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by bretthandorf » Fri Feb 14, 2014 12:12 pm
Laidback-Luke wrote:so they're putting in the red seats now on level 3 of the eastern stand and it's looking really good but it seems like the seats in the middle are a darker red than the rest? Is this some sort of members thing? It kind of looks a bit mismatched at the minute but of course it's not done yet so we'll have to wait for the finished result. Here's a pic of it I found on the Adelaide oval instagram tag
The darker red seats are the Audi Stadium Club seats. They are padded and have cup holders.
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Henwii
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by Henwii » Fri Feb 14, 2014 2:18 pm
Photo off Instagram from paddytymukas
You can see construction on the south-east video screen has started.
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