My seat from 2019 got moved down one for 2020 so that a couple could be seated together. I don't mind at all, but I thought they'd at least ask as a courtesy before they just did it.
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Really? Wow, didn't know they did that.
I assume they would have the power to do this under your membership T&Cs (including taking your first born, etc.), but they should at least let you have your say before the decision is made.
I'd be pissed if they did that to me. We sit on an aisle because we always arrive late (we stay at the pub until bouncedown) and frequently get up for beers/toilet. This way we don't disturb everyone else
At first I thought they moved me to a different row, and I was worried I would be watching the game through glass. Nothing that drastic luckily, but yeah.
I sit in the middle of the row because I don't get up during quarters and don't like being disturbed by campaigners far less considerate than you Rowan18
I sit in the middle of the row because I don't get up during quarters and don't like being disturbed by campaigners far less considerate than you Rowan18
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I joined ITW for 2020 and got offered an upgrade to a 3 game flexi after a few months.
Yeah I am on the aisle too - about halfway up the top tier near the wing. It would take a much closer seat for me to give it up.
Are the 3 game memberships not popular among ITW members? I would have thought thre would be a waiting list for them
I’m an ITW member and yet to be offered one of these 3 game memberships. Would jump at it
If that bombers game is still available then sign me up
One of the highlights of going to the footy for me is listening to my Grandma making a very audible 'harrumpf' whenever anyone walks by for a beer.
Must be liberating being elderly and not having to gaf. Tell me, am I overhyping it? Keys?
I was taught to never exit/return to my seat unless there was a break (qtr/half time, goal scored, stretcher, etc). Easy to watch from the concourse while you wait.One of the highlights of going to the footy for me is listening to my Grandma making a very audible 'harrumpf' whenever anyone walks by for a beer.
Must be liberating being elderly and not having to gaf. Tell me, am I overhyping it? Keys?
I have a bit more leeway on the aisle, but I am halfway up the top tier so still try wait for a break to avoid obscuring views as I walk up. You never know when Liam Ryan is going to take MOTY.
But most campaigners these days don't seem to gaf and just come and go as they please, stand and have chats in the aisle, etc.
Maybe I'm just getting old. Closer to 40 than 30.
When did you sign up for ITW? Post No. 1331 above said he signed up this year and got offered a 3 game membership straight away
Beginning of last year - I'll shoot them an email now and query it
How long have you been waiting?
Only joined up at the start of last season
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Closed on 31 Jan 2019 apparently.
****. Cheers for the hustle, been a hectic day
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Check your emails from last year. Pretty sure they sent out a bunch of dates including things like that.
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You can still check with the club of course, but the offer I got had that date as when it ends.
Goals are my go to - avoids the queues you get at the qtr/half breaks for the toilets, drinks and food. Then wait for the next break in play to return.
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