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Shuttlekok 04-15-2008, 08:48 PM Hi guys!
Aviva Open 08 tickets on sale from 16th April, which is today!
http://www.sistic.com.sg/portal/dt?dt.isPortletRequest=true&dt.action=process&dt.provider=PortletWindowProcessChannel&dt.windowProvider.targetPortletChannel=JSPTabConta iner/sEventsCalendar/Event&dt.containerName=JSPTabContainer/sEventsCalendar&dt.windowProvider.currentChannelMode=VIEW&dt.window.portletAction=RENDER&contentCode=aviva0608
Quick go grab your season pass with the early bird price!
I can't wait man!!! :p
tenjinspen 04-23-2008, 09:30 AM Season Passes :
Adult - S$38
Senior Citizen - S$18
Student - S$18
Any got any idea what does Season Passes mean in this case? Does it imply the same thing as those Season passes for amusement parks whereby one can attend all the matches held in Aviva Open Singapore 2008?
Pardon for my ignorance.
extremenanopowe 04-23-2008, 09:35 AM I think so.
Anyway, if you are keen to get in for free, you can try to volunteer to be a liaison officer or linesman. Call SBA, maybe they may have openings. Good luck! Dun forget to get me a free pass ya. hehe.
Also I wonder if the big guns are coming since the Olympics are close. Better to put it to year end where all the top guns can come. If they don't come, it'll be a waste. Some may not go all out. More of spying job.
newjazz 04-23-2008, 10:59 AM Season Passes :
Adult - S$38
Senior Citizen - S$18
Student - S$18
Any got any idea what does Season Passes mean in this case? Does it imply the same thing as those Season passes for amusement parks whereby one can attend all the matches held in Aviva Open Singapore 2008?
Pardon for my ignorance.
yes, u can watch all the matches (everyday).
btw, you still can get early bird tix:
Special Early Bird Savings on Season Pass
(16 Apr - 11 May 08):
Adult - S$18
Senior Citizen (Aged 55 Yrs & abv) - S$12
Student (Aged 13-18 Yrs Old) - S$12
Yucai23 04-23-2008, 08:17 PM Which day will the Aviva Open Singapore 2008 be held & the venue of this event.
Season Passes :
Adult - S$38
Senior Citizen - S$18
Student - S$18
Any got any idea what does Season Passes mean in this case? Does it imply the same thing as those Season passes for amusement parks whereby one can attend all the matches held in Aviva Open Singapore 2008?
Pardon for my ignorance.
newjazz 04-23-2008, 08:39 PM Which day will the Aviva Open Singapore 2008 be held & the venue of this event.
Source from sistic.com.sg (http://www.sistic.com.sg/portal/dt?dt.isPortletRequest=true&dt.action=process&dt.provider=PortletWindowProcessChannel&dt.windowProvider.targetPortletChannel=JSPTabConta iner/sEventsCalendar/Event&dt.containerName=JSPTabContainer/sEventsCalendar&dt.windowProvider.currentChannelMode=VIEW&dt.window.portletAction=RENDER&contentCode=aviva0608)
DATE
11-15 Jun 2008
Wed, 9:00am
Thur, 2:00PM
Fri, 3:00PM
Sat, 2:00PM,
Sun, 1:00PM
VENUE
Singapore Indoor Stadium
tenjinspen 04-23-2008, 08:57 PM I think so.
Anyway, if you are keen to get in for free, you can try to volunteer to be a liaison officer or linesman. Call SBA, maybe they may have openings. Good luck! Dun forget to get me a free pass ya. hehe.
Also I wonder if the big guns are coming since the Olympics are close. Better to put it to year end where all the top guns can come. If they don't come, it'll be a waste. Some may not go all out. More of spying job.
yeah. I too have the same sentiment. Looking at the match bet Lin Dan and chen Jin where Lin Dan purposely lost to chen jin at the Asian Badminton Championship so that chen jin can qualify for the olympic 2008 :mad:, we know that such matches has lost a great deal of its meaning :(
Oldhand 04-24-2008, 12:47 AM Season Passes :
Adult - S$38
Senior Citizen - S$18
Student - S$18
Special Early Bird Savings on Season Pass
(16 Apr - 11 May 08):
Adult - S$18
Senior Citizen (Aged 55 Yrs & abv) - S$12
Student (Aged 13-18 Yrs Old) - S$12
Er, I don't get it!
Yesterday, I bought four Season Passes online (through the sistic portal).
The regular passes were SGD 53.00 each ($50 for the pass + $3 booking fee).
The seniors' passes were SGD 13.00 each ($12 for the pass + $1 booking fee).
So, why are the rates you guys have mentioned so different? :confused:
newjazz 04-24-2008, 02:39 AM Er, I don't get it!
Yesterday, I bought four Season Passes online (through the sistic portal).
The regular passes were SGD 53.00 each ($50 for the pass + $3 booking fee).
The seniors' passes were SGD 13.00 each ($12 for the pass + $1 booking fee).
So, why are the rates you guys have mentioned so different? :confused:
I think i know why.. u bought "Premium" tix.
the previous list is for "standard" tix.
"Premium" u can sit nearer to the courts.
Premium Early Bird Season Passes:
Standard - S$50
Oldhand 04-24-2008, 03:29 AM I think i know why.. u bought "Premium" tix.
the previous list is for "standard" tix.
"Premium" u can sit nearer to the courts.
Premium Early Bird Season Passes:
Standard - S$50
You're right.
Sitting closer is a necessity, not a premium :o
Fading eyesight... getting old, you know!
newjazz 04-24-2008, 03:37 AM You're right.
Sitting closer is a necessity, not a premium :o
Fading eyesight... getting old, you know!
hehee.. well.. "Premium" is what sistic like to call this.
yeah... i also need to sit closer.. my eyesight getting worse too.. :D
tenjinspen 04-24-2008, 04:58 AM hehee.. well.. "Premium" is what sistic like to call this.
yeah... i also need to sit closer.. my eyesight getting worse too.. :D
I would use the excess $32 to buy a binocular
newjazz 04-24-2008, 05:37 AM I would use the excess $32 to buy a binocular
hehee.. good idea... but i think watching the match without using binocular is much better! ;)
pjswift 04-24-2008, 07:17 AM Er, I don't get it!
Yesterday, I bought four Season Passes online (through the sistic portal).
The regular passes were SGD 53.00 each ($50 for the pass + $3 booking fee).
The seniors' passes were SGD 13.00 each ($12 for the pass + $1 booking fee).
So, why are the rates you guys have mentioned so different? :confused:
Wah, Oldhand, you got the high class tickets; just behind the VIP seats.That's the area where you don't have to be early and the seats will be there for you.And top security, so you'll be safe.May i let you in on a secret.You can break the biggest rule there:Use flash photography!!!And the security would close both eyes.Lucky you.
But the lower levels may not be the best seats visually because of blockage by line judges, etc. Soundwise, it's probably the best,so maybe you can let us know what's the friction duration when LD makes his dive, especially to create a much needed towel break.
badMania 04-24-2008, 10:09 AM Wah, Oldhand, you got the high class tickets; just behind the VIP seats.That's the area where you don't have to be early and the seats will be there for you.And top security, so you'll be safe.May i let you in on a secret.You can break the biggest rule there:Use flash photography!!!And the security would close both eyes.Lucky you.
But the lower levels may not be the best seats visually because of blockage by line judges, etc. Soundwise, it's probably the best,so maybe you can let us know what's the friction duration when LD makes his dive, especially to create a much needed towel break.
I will prefer to sit higher....lower level seats, as u mentioned, will be too low for me....due to the blockages.
eaglehelang 04-24-2008, 10:46 AM You're right.
Sitting closer is a necessity, not a premium :o
Fading eyesight... getting old, you know!
He he he, Oldhand admitting he's getting old.... S$50 is expensive aft exchange rates.
shawn30_k 04-27-2008, 01:03 AM Are u guys gonna have a bc gathering during sin open???
modious 04-27-2008, 08:28 AM Are we allowed to bring in Video Cameras into the Indoor Stadium?
NiKYEAM 04-27-2008, 08:38 AM SO 2008 is just screaming "BC GATHERING!" :D
Oldhand 04-28-2008, 12:34 AM Wah, Oldhand, you got the high class tickets; just behind the VIP seats.That's the area where you don't have to be early and the seats will be there for you.And top security, so you'll be safe.May i let you in on a secret.You can break the biggest rule there:Use flash photography!!!And the security would close both eyes.Lucky you.
But the lower levels may not be the best seats visually because of blockage by line judges, etc. Soundwise, it's probably the best,so maybe you can let us know what's the friction duration when LD makes his dive, especially to create a much needed towel break.
Well, the tickets just arrived in the mail :)
They are for Block A11 to A17 (The sistic site has the layout).
I don't understand the part "just behind the VIP seats" :confused:
The venue chaps tell me A11 to A17 is the closest to the courts one can get.
Also, if I remember correctly from last year, the VIP seats are on the opposite side.
PS: I don't know how secure we'll be against "flying racquets" :p
Oldhand 04-28-2008, 12:35 AM He he he, Oldhand admitting he's getting old.... S$50 is expensive aft exchange rates.
$53, ma'am.
No less :(
Oldhand 04-28-2008, 12:39 AM Are we allowed to bring in Video Cameras into the Indoor Stadium?
Here's the official word on this:
No Photography, Video recording and Audio recording is allowed for this event!
Last year, the ban was only on 'Flash Photography' :(
ctjcad 04-28-2008, 01:10 AM Here's the official word on this:
No Photography, Video recording and Audio recording is allowed for this event!
Last year, the ban was only on 'Flash Photography' :(
...that doesn't translate into us/BCers getting NO pictures/photos at all for this tourney...:confused: :(:p
Sealman 04-28-2008, 02:56 AM Here's the official word on this:
No Photography, Video recording and Audio recording is allowed for this event!
Last year, the ban was only on 'Flash Photography' :(
According to the official website, no flash photography, video recording or audio recording is allowed for this event.
http://www.singaporebadmintonopen.sg/fans/?sec=270&ssec=905
Sealman 04-28-2008, 03:02 AM Purchase a ticket to the Aviva Open Singapore’08 and you could stand to win a Mazda 3!
http://www.singaporebadmintonopen.sg/fans/?sec=270&ssec=925
Oldhand 04-28-2008, 05:12 AM According to the official website, no flash photography, video recording or audio recording is allowed for this event.
http://www.singaporebadmintonopen.sg/fans/?sec=270&ssec=905
This statement is a bit of a relief :)
The sistic website has what I posted.
tjl_vanguard 04-28-2008, 06:27 AM haha.. uncle Loh has already gotten da tix for me though.. :D
shawn30_k 04-28-2008, 09:29 AM BUt still not to leave out of consideration last year many people and teams were using video recorders to record the matches.
Purchase a ticket to the Aviva Open Singapore’08 and you could stand to win a Mazda 3!
http://www.singaporebadmintonopen.sg/fans/?sec=270&ssec=925
pjswift 04-28-2008, 10:00 AM Here's the official word on this:
No Photography, Video recording and Audio recording is allowed for this event!
Last year, the ban was only on 'Flash Photography' :(
Unofficially,rules are meant for non VIPs, to be broken by VIPs.Don't you get extra privileges for paying $50? That's 2.5x my ticket.
Anyway, just tell them you're BCF mod, that's more VIP. If security doesn't know,ask them to check with AViVA, which they are unlikely to wanna check?
Noridayu 04-28-2008, 06:13 PM Are we allowed to bring in Video Cameras into the Indoor Stadium?
As what I know that they did not allowed to bring in video cameras into the stadium.
tenjinspen 04-28-2008, 07:55 PM Are we allowed to bring in Video Cameras into the Indoor Stadium?
I don't think you're allowed to do any filming. However, u can try to bring ur laptop equiped with Viewcam coz i dun remember it falls in the range of any forbidded devices.
I just bought a total of 6 tickets (Season Pass) for $114 (($18+$1) x 6). Each pass was ridiculously charged with an additional of $1 for booking, not to mention that the purchase of 6 tickets was in one single transaction and I went down personally to buy the tickets instead of utilizing their e-commerce system. I suppose SISTIC has an unreasonable way of implementing charges when it shld have given discount for those who buy more than a specified number of tickets.
Oldhand 04-28-2008, 08:44 PM Unofficially,rules are meant for non VIPs, to be broken by VIPs.Don't you get extra privileges for paying $50? That's 2.5x my ticket.
Anyway, just tell them you're BCF mod, that's more VIP. If security doesn't know,ask them to check with AViVA, which they are unlikely to wanna check?
The extra privilege is the opportunity to sit nearer the action :p
Last year, just about anyone with a handycam was recording the matches :)
My camcorder, unfortunately, is not the inconspicuous sort... it doesn't stand a chance of not being spotted :(
In any case, recording the broadcasts makes for better quality and easier sharing :p
Now, if I had one of those team T-shirts, I could pass myself off as a team member... and then, a camcorder is unlikely to be pounced upon or be barred ;)
abedeng 04-29-2008, 04:50 AM Interesting, this no video recording rule. Do the "Don't play play" Singapore authorities plan to confiscate all video cams brought by the teams?
abedeng 04-29-2008, 04:53 AM Unofficially,rules are meant for non VIPs, to be broken by VIPs.
Reminds me of Colin Chapman's quote, "Rules are for the interpretation of wise men, and for the adherence of foolish men".
tjl_vanguard 04-30-2008, 11:43 AM Reminds me of Colin Chapman's quote, "Rules are for the interpretation of wise men, and for the adherence of foolish men".
tats a great one! :D
abedeng 05-04-2008, 09:28 AM tats a great one! :D
Don't play-play, Formula 1 teams swear by Colin Chapman's "interpretation". :D:D:D
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