Early sales suggest the MCG will be near capacity for the blockbuster Thursday-night qualifying final between Collingwood and Melbourne.
Reserved MCC tickets for next week’s blockbuster qualifying final between Collingwood and Melbourne sold out within an hour on Tuesday.
Members will still be able to line up for an unreserved seat or standing room in the MCC reserve on the day of the match, by scanning their membership card at gate 2.Tickets for club members went on sale at 10am, while AFL members would get their chance to access tickets from noon. The general public will get their chance from 3pm.
Tickets for the Brisbane and Port Adelaide qualifying final were also set to go on sale on Tuesday via Ticketmaster, while Ticketek will release tickets for the Carlton-Sydney and St Kilda-GWS Giants elimination finals on Wednesday.
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