Tickets

Australia v Germany, 2014 World Group Semifinal

Date: 19–20 April 2014
Venue: Pat Rafter Arena, Queensland Tennis Centre, Brisbane
Surface: Plexicushion (hard, outdoor)

Tickets

Tickets are available from Ticketek:

On-sale dates

A pre-sale from Monday 24 March 2014 12 pm AEST to Tuesday 25 March 2014 12 pm AEST is available to the following groups:

  • Australian Open Members
  • Fed Cup Foundation Members
  • Tennis Australia Coach Members
  • Hyundai Hopman Cup Members
  • Tennis Queensland Registered Members

 General Public

Tickets are available to the general public from Wednesday 26 March 12 pm AEST.

Prices

Date Session Category Price
Sat 19 & Sun 20 Apr 2014 Session 1 & 2 – Day Adult $40
Concession $20
Child (3-16 years) $10
Family (2 Adults & 2 Juniors/1 Adult & 3 Juniors) $80
Sat 19 Apr 2014 Session 1 – Day Adult $25
Concession $15
Child (3-16 years) $5
Family (2 Adults & 2 Juniors/1 Adult & 3 Juniors) $50
Sun 20 Apr 2014 Session 2 – Day Adult $25
Concession $15
Child (3-16 years) $5
Family (2 Adults & 2 Juniors/1 Adult & 3 Juniors) $50

Map

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General Information

Box office/tickets

To purchase tickets (subject to availability), collect tickets or for lost ticket enquiries please go to the box office which will be located in front of Pat Rafter Arena. Patrons collecting, making enquiries, or purchasing tickets from the Box Office should plan their arrival in anticipation of queues.

Please note: It is recommended if you have selected venue/box office collection that you collect your tickets prior to arriving at the venue to avoid queues at the venue/box office.

Warning

Always ensure tickets are purchased from an authorised Fed Cup ticket agent, Fed Cup Licensed Tour Operator or Fed Cup Licensed Hospitality Agents. Failure to do so could mean that access to the Queensland Tennis Centre is denied.

Entry gates

All valid ticket holders will be able to access the event via the turnstiles at the top of the central staircase at the main entry foyer.

Corporate Suite ticket holders can access the event via the stairwell on the left of the turnstiles.

All other Corporate Hospitality ticket holders can access the event via the Corporate Entry (located next to the turnstiles) or alternatively they can enter via the turnstiles.

Cloakroom facilities

Please note there will be no Cloakroom facilities available during the Fed Cup. If in doubt, leave it at home.

Pass-outs

Pass-outs will be allowed. Please ensure that you retain your valid event ticket as you will be required to scan your event ticket on exit and again on re-entry.

First Aid

First Aid will be available on site.

Toilets

Toilets are located at various positions around the stadium and the Queensland Tennis Centre grounds. Please bear in mind that toilets are only accessible after gates open at the Queensland Tennis Centre.

ATM/EFTPOS facilities

There are limited ATM and EFTPOS facilities located within the Queensland Tennis Centre. To avoid queues please come prepared with cash.

No smoking venue

The Queensland Tennis Centre is a non-smoking venue. There are limited designated smoking areas available outside the venue. Please ensure you scan out of the turnstiles to ensure re-entry is permitted. Please note that Queensland law prohibits smoking within four meters of non-residential building entrances.

Bags

Bags may be subject to a random safety and security search upon entry. Please remember bags too large to fit under a seat cannot be brought to the Fed Cup.

Weather

The Fed Cup is an outdoor event. It is recommended that patrons bring appropriate protection from sun and rain (i.e. hats, sunscreen, raincoats and warm clothing) even if seated inside Pat Rafter Arena.

Prohibited items

For the comfort and safety of patrons and players the following items are not allowed into the Queensland Tennis Centre:

Alcohol; animals except service animals (e.g. seeing eye dogs); any item that could be used as a weapon; beach balls and other inflatable devices, audio recorders; bicycles, scooters, skateboards and roller-blades/skates; camera tripods, monopods, telephoto camera lenses with a focal length capacity of greater than 200 mm; video cameras and handy-cams; drink and food cans; chairs and stools; eskies and hampers; fireworks; frisbees; helium balloons; glass (including bottles); large containers in excess of 1.5 litres; flags, banners or signs larger than 1.2 m wide or with handles longer than 50 cm in length; musical instruments and/or amplification equipment; unauthorised advertising or marketing material or flyers; laser pointers, distress signals, whistles or loud hailers; dangerous goods and any other item prohibited by legislation.

Note: prams and strollers are not permitted in seating areas.

Getting to and from the venue

King Arthur Terrace will be closed between Softstone Street and Fairfield Road from 6 am Saturday 19 April 2014 until 10 pm Sunday 20 April 2014. Please note, only authorised vehicles are permitted access to King Arthur Terrace between these points during these dates.

Public transport

A ticket to the Fed Cup does not include public transport.

For full public transport and timetable information contact TransLink on 131 230 or visit translink.com.au.

Parking

There is no public parking at the Queensland Tennis Centre. It is advised that you use public transport.

During major events at the Queensland Tennis Centre, a one-hour parking restriction applies throughout the precinct from 7 am to 10 pm (on event days only). For further information please visit the Brisbane City Council Traffic and Parking Control Areas website.

Disabled parking

There is very limited car parking available for patrons with disabled car parking stickers. This car parking must be pre-booked before the event by calling the Fed Cup on (07) 3120 7930. A disabled car park sticker is required for all bookings and must be displayed on the car with the Fed Cup parking pass at all times to avoid parking fines.

Venue access information for disabled patrons

If you are attending with someone who has difficulty walking, the best solution to access the site is to utilise the free taxi shuttle for elderly and disabled patrons from Yeerongpilly train station.

Please note that the Queensland Tennis Centre offers wheelchair friendly seating on the main level of the stadium. If you are purchasing a wheelchair space you can also purchase a carer seat next to this space. If you do not require a wheelchair space, please advise the seller at the time of booking to discuss the best seating option.

Taxis

Taxis have access to the taxi rank located on King Arthur Terrace.

Child and concession policy

The following child and concession policy applies to the Fed Cup 2014 to be held at the Queensland Tennis Centre in Tennyson, Brisbane Qld.

Child policy

The child policy is as follows:

  • children aged 3–16 years as at 1 January 2014 are entitled to purchase a child reserved seat ticket
  • children aged 2 and under as at 1 January 2014 are entitled to enter the events at no charge; however, they must not occupy a reserved seat.
  • persons aged 17 and over as at 1 January 2014 are classified as an adult, unless they hold valid concession identification.

Note: all persons 12 years old and younger must be accompanied and supervised by a parent or guardian at all times during the event.

Concession policy

A person must have the appropriate form of concession to purchase a concession reserved seat ticket.

They must present the relevant concession documentation at point of purchase and upon entry into the event.

The following are accepted forms of concession for the purchase of tickets:

a. Student cards: full-time secondary students, full-time tertiary students.

b. Pension concession card: aged (AGE), bereavement allowance (BVA), carer (CAR), aged blind (AGE BLIND), parenting payment (single) (PPS), disability support pension (DSP), disability support blind (DSP BLIND), partner allowance (PTA), sickness allowance (SAL), special benefit (SPL), widow allowance (WDA), widow pension (WID), wife pension (WFA/WFD/WFW), new start allowance over 60 years (NSW/NMA), mature age allowance (MAA), mature age partner allowance (MPA), new start allowance (NSA), parenting payment (PPP/PPS).

c. Veteran affairs and TPI.

d. Healthcare card: exceptional circumstances relief (DR), sickness allowance (SA), special benefit (SL), farm help income support (FFR), new start allowance (NS), youth allowance (YA), new start mature age allowance (NMA), parenting payment (single) (PPS), low income (LI), carer allowance (CD), partner allowance (PA), mobility allowance (MO), and widow assistance (FA), family assistance (FA), child disability allowance (CDA).

e. Personal treatment entitlement card: must be current. Please check the date carefully.

Tennis Australia recognises the companion card program.

Special Needs

How to book tickets

For patrons who need to book a disability or special needs ticket please phone 1300 665 915 and follow the prompts.

Important

  • Disability and special needs mail, fax and email disability bookings do not receive any priority or preferential service. All bookings are processed from the on sale date in order of receipt.
  • All major credit cards are accepted.
  • Cheques and money orders are accepted for phone, fax and email orders; however payment must be received within seven days of booking. Cheques must be made out to Ticketek Pty Ltd.

Seating is available for:

  • patrons using wheelchairs
  • patrons with limited mobility

Please advise your exact seating requirements at the time of booking. Every effort will be made to accommodate your request, subject to the availability of appropriate seating and ticket limits.

Car parking

Car parking available at the venue however it is strictly limited and available on a first in best dressed basis. Car parking cannot be booked in advance.

Companion cards

Companion cards are accepted. If a companion card ticket is required, then the companion card must be presented or quoted at the time of booking. The companion card needs to be carried when attending the event.

For more information please call the Companion Card Information Line 1800 650 611 or go to companioncard.org.au.

Accompanying patrons/carers

When purchasing disability seats we are able to accommodate one ticket for an accompanying patron/carer. Additional seats may be ordered at the time of booking, subject to availability and ticket limits, and every effort will be made to allocate these extra seats as close as possible to the disability seats on the event day.

Ticketing Terms & Conditions

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