JACKJUMPERS HOME GAMES THE HOTTEST TICKET IN TOWN!
20 Oct
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Tasmanian fans are being encouraged to purchase a JackJumpers membership or risk missing out on the historic first home game at MyState Bank Arena.
“It’s looking more and more likely that the only way you will be able to get to our first game at MyState Arena is via a membership” JackJumpers General Manager – Commercial and Marketing, Christine Finnegan said.
Memberships are selling fast after the release of the inaugural fixture with individual game night tickets unlikely to be available for the first game on December 3 against the Adelaide 36ers.
“It won’t be a big amount [of tickets] available for each game, and we’ll have presale to our members so they can bring their friends as well, so I would say there will only be around 500 game night tickets for any game throughout the season”.
A 12/14 game membership is the only way that fans can guarantee a seat at the JackJumpers highly anticipated first home game at MyState Bank Arena on December 3 and be the first to witness an unrivalled entertainment experience.
“Memberships start at $275 for 12 games, it’s less than $25 per game to have a seat”.
The MyState Bank Arena redevelopment is scheduled to be completed by early November and the Arena will have a game night capacity of 5000 people.
“It’s a boutique Arena, which means it’s going to fill quickly, but the size also means there’s not a bad seat in the house. You’re close to the action no matter where you sit” Finnegan said.
JackJumpers forward Jarred Bairstow says the fans are integral to the team’s success.
“There’s nothing like walking out and seeing a packed house, the Arena is pretty packed in so the noise should be unreal so we’re looking forward to that first game and having the place loud and rocking!” he said.
Tasmania JackJumpers memberships are available at www.jackjumpers.com.au

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