Adelaide Crows fans locked out as finals clash against Collingwood sells out
The AFL qualifying final between Adelaide and Collingwood has sold out, with all available tickets secured by club members, leaving the general public locked out.
Fans had queued both in person and online, eager to secure a place at the highly anticipated match.
The rush for tickets finished just over an hour after sales commenced, with all seats snapped up by members before the general public sale began.
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"I hope they were successful in it and we can't wait to get out in front of you guys next and put on a show that makes you proud," Crows player Alex Neal-Bullen said.
But the high demand resulted in frustration for many.
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"We actually got the chance to select some seats, and then it wouldn't let me go further than that," Crows fan Kyle Lehman said.
Other fans took to social media to express their disappointment, with reports of users being timed out multiple times and ultimately failing to secure tickets.
This article was produced with the assistance of 9ExPress.
