TICKETS for week one finals at the MCG and SCG are set to go back on sale for members of competing clubs at staggered times beginning Tuesday afternoon.
Earlier on Tuesday ticket agency Ticketek, which only recently signed a new deal with the MCG and also manages ticket sales at the SCG, was forced to shut down sales after major technical issues.
Public ticket sales will now be delayed.
New timings are expected to released soon.
Optus Stadium in Perth has a different ticketing deal, with Ticketmaster, and tickets for the West Coast-Collingwood game only went on sale at 9am AWST.
Tickets for members of competing clubs originally went on sale at 9am for the three East Coast week-one finals.
Both Richmond and Hawthorn have confirmed members are experiencing problems trying to purchase tickets for Thursday week’s qualifying final.
The Hawks tweeted to confirm the game is not sold out.
We are awaiting a further update from the AFL and Ticketek.
More to come Key questions
Q. What if I purchased tickets this morning?
A. They are still valid.
Q. Will I miss out now as a club member?
A. The club member allocation will be held and not released to the general public until after the new club member onsale.
Q. Why are all games on sale at once?
A. The new times to be communicated shortly will ensure the SCG final and two MCG finals will be released at different times.
