2017 JLT Community Series & AFLW Ticketing Information

Club Member Access

Once again, AFL and Club access members will have free general admission entry to those matches in which their Club is competing (subject to availability, upgrade fees may be applicable). Some restrictions may apply for non-access members. To confirm your eligibility, please contact your club.

Access to JLT Community Series matches is subject to capacity and is not guaranteed. The AFL recommends that members upgrade their membership to a reserved seat or register for a general admission ticket in order to guarantee entry. Membership upgrades and registrations are subject to availability on a first come, first serve basis and subject to an additional fee. Transaction fees may also apply.

AFLW/JLT Community Series Double Headers

Junior Policy

Children aged 6-14 as at 1 January 2017 are eligible to purchase a junior ticket. Children aged 5 and under as at 1 January 2017 are entitled to enter the ground at no charge; however they must not occupy a seat.

Persons aged 15 and over as at 1 January 2017 are classified as an adult, unless they hold valid Concession identification.

Please note:

• Club members are required to upgrade to a ticket that is equivalent to the type of membership that they hold (i.e Adult members can only upgrade to an Adult ticket)
• The AFL is a National Affiliate of the Companion Card program and we agree to provide an admission ticket for the cardholder's companion at no charge. The Companion Card program is applicable at all AFL Venues.

Family Tickets

Family tickets for the JLT Community Challenge are for two adults and up to four juniors under the age of 15 as at 1 January 2017. The following will be available to purchase:

• Family of 4 – 2 adults and 2 juniors
• Family of 5 – 2 adults and 3 juniors
• Family of 6 – 2 adults and 4 juniors

Concession Policy

The following concession policy applies to the sale of daily ticketing during the 2017 Toyota AFL Premiership Season and 2017 JLT Community Series;

• Persons aged 15 and over as at 1 January in the current year are classified as an adult, unless they hold valid Concession identification.

• A person must have the appropriate form of concession to purchase a concession ticket. They must present the relevant concession documentation at point of purchase and upon entry to the ground. A second form of identification (eg drivers licence, Medicare card, credit card) may be requested when purchasing or utilising a concession ticket to verify the concession entitlement.
• Patrons holding one of the following cards are eligible to purchase a ticket at the concession rate:
  • Centrelink issued: Pensioner Concession Card (PCC)*
  • Department of Veterans’ Affairs card or Department of Veterans’ Affairs issued Pensioner Concession Card*
  • Full time secondary or tertiary student cards**
  • Centrelink issued: Health Care Card (HCC)*

*Primary cardholder only (not dependents) is entitled to the concession price.

** Does not include International Student cards