TICKETS to this year’s AAMI Community Series have gone on sale, with all 18 clubs to participate in the pre-season competition.<\/p>\n
Matches will be played at regional and suburban venues across the country, including Geelong’s game against Carlton at Ikon Park in Carlton North on February 25.<\/p>\n
Club members, AFL members and children aged 14 and under will have free general admission access for another year thanks to the partnership with AAMI.<\/p>\n
These arrangements will extend across all Community Series matches, except for matches at Mars Stadium, which will be fully ticketed.<\/p>\n
Competing club and AFL members can scan their 2026 membership on match day at the venue (except at Mars Stadium) for free general admission access, subject to capacity.<\/p>\n
Alternatively, competing club and AFL members can guarantee entry by registering for a general admission ticket or upgrading to a reserved seat via the relevant ticket agent using their 2026 membership barcode.<\/p>\n
General admission for non-members is $20 for adults, while reserved seating will be $30 for adults and $10 for children at venues with applicable seating options.<\/p>\n
While general admission access for children aged 14 and under is free, they must redeem a ticket in advance of the match. Any child without a pre-redeemed ticket will not be permitted access to the match.<\/p>\n
All three Mars Stadium matches – Melbourne vs Richmond, St Kilda vs Essendon and North Melbourne vs Collingwood – will be fully ticketed to manage capacity while redevelopment works continue at the venue.<\/p>\n
Competing club and AFL members must upgrade to a reserved seat to attend matches at Mars Stadium, while all juniors can redeem a free ticket with a paying adult.<\/p>\n