Game day tickets go on sale to general public
15 Sep
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Individual game day tickets to some Tasmania JackJumpers home games are expected to sell out within just hours when they are released to the general public on Thursday morning.
“The reality is the demand for tickets is simply far greater than the supply we can facilitate at our home venues, MyState Bank Arena and Launceston Silverdome” CEO Simon Brookhouse said.
Members had priority access to a limited number of game night tickets for the 14 Tasmania JackJumpers home games in the 2022/23 Hungry Jack’s NBL season from Wednesday before a limited number of tickets are released for general public sales.
The vast majority of seats have been secured by JackJumpers members after renewed and new members exhausted the membership program in just 26 minutes last month.
“Despite having such incredible demand for our membership program, we were always committed to keeping a number of tickets available for others to be able to come and see the JackJumpers play live” CEO Simon Brookhouse said.
The Tasmania JackJumpers 2022/23 NBL season tips-off on October 1 in Melbourne, before the first home game at MyState Bank Arena on October 3 against the Cairns Taipans.
Tickets are on sale at https://premier.ticketek.com.au/shows/show.aspx?sh=JACKJUMP23
Please note, Tasmania JackJumpers game day tickets are facilitated by Ticketek and the home venues. Tasmania JackJumpers cannot process tickets over the phone.

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