Ticketek.. You wouldn't believe it!
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I arrived at the stadium early to pick up my season ticket which I had been told was printed and ready on the phone and i was told they had not printed it!! After paying for it over a month ago now I am really losing my patience!
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Unfortunately too many off would believe it! I just wonder what is
being done for those who are still waiting for their season tickets
and cannot seem to contact any real people(?) to find out about it.
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It was a huge disappointment.. They have made a real mess of it!
Are there many people who are still yet to receive there season
ticket?
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I think there are - I am not sure that I would consider
spending close on $1000 for such shocking service again. Surely the
club want people to buy season tickets - I think there are people
listening to me at work and wondering wether it would be worth the
hassle. AND I can't even suggest the best way to buy them as we
have had such a poor result!
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You're not alone, and you'll be amazed at the list of people still
waiting for season tickets to arrive, including the management of a
very high profile football club's fan's website...Grrr...
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I tried to call them today and I got an answer machine
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yeah so basically it's . .
Pull Yer Finger
Out
Tony Pignata
& SORT IT 
plenty of
time yet to be drinking champagne & patting box holders on the
back 
..
..(i'm
excitable)
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haha.. still fired up from the game?
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Has anyone been told when they can expect their tickets?
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yeah so basically it's . .
Pull Yer Finger OutTony Pignata& SORT ITplenty of time yet to be drinking champagne & patting box holders on the back
(we allowed to quote ourselves on here 
)
)[quote]Ticketing fixed PignataDomPost: Fred Woodcock
Posted on: Friday, 31 August 2007Phoenix boss Tony Pignata has acted swiftly after the ticketing chaos before the club's first A-League match against Melbourne Victory at Westpac Stadium.Thousands of people were left queuing outside well after kick-off, and hundreds more just went home, after what Pignata has since been told by officials was "one of the biggest walk-up attendances in New Zealand's sporting history".More than 7000 fans arrived without tickets within 60 minutes of the start of the game. The crowd of 14,421 broke the record for a domestic football match.Pignata met Ticketek and Westpac Stadium staff yesterday and has guaranteed the public that extra staff would be called in to ensure 50 per cent more booths would be opened for the Phoenix's second home match - against the Newcastle Jets on September 9. This would ensure a smoother transition for those who did not hold season memberships or pre-purchase tickets.He also said season-pass delays would be rectified before the Newcastle match, with top Ticketek officials having flown out from Australia to fix the problem.Many season members did not receive their passes before the Melbourne match and were forced to queue outside to get a match-day pass. "Ticketek will be up to date by tomorrow and will issue passes to all those who have not received them yet," Pignata said."There was a software problem with the scanners at the stadium on Sunday and that is why the barcodes did not work."All season passes bought by 5pm on Friday will be sent to members by the next game. Any bought after that, a paper ticket will be issued with a season pass to follow."Pignata stressed all parties had taken the issues seriously."Once again we apologise, and we hope everyone comes back for the next game, and more, so we can try to break the crowd record again."
(let alone eveyone else 
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I think ill stick to buying them an hour before kickoff lol
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