Our Home. Our Team.
Cheer on the Blues as we take on North Melbourne at IKON Park in a Qualifying Final. A historic moment for the Club, being the first ever qualifying final for the AFLW program.
FINALS FAQs
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When do tickets go on sale?
Tickets go on sale Monday 2 November. Tickets are available for purchase from 11am for competing Club and AFL Members, and 1pm for the general public.
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How do I buy tickets?
Tickets are sold online via Ticketmaster. Card-only gate sales will be available on match day, but buying online beforehand is encouraged.
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How much do tickets cost?
Ticket prices are as follows:
- Adults and concession $15
- Kids aged 14 and under go free (must still redeem a ticket).
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Why does my ticket say "Geelong v Melbourne & North Melbourne v Carlton"?
Saturday is a double header at IKON Park. Your ticket provides admission to both AFLW Finals, Geelong v Melbourne and North Melbourne v Carlton.
Geelong v Melbourne commences at 1:05pm.
North Melbourne v Carlton commences at 4:05pm.
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How many tickets can I buy at once?
Up to 10 tickets per transaction.
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I’m a Carlton AFLW member. Do I get free entry?
No. Unlike the home and away season, members must buy a ticket to attend a finals match. There is no walk-up scan entry or free redemption. Members do get priority access, with a window to buy before tickets go on sale to the general public. To access the pre-sale, buy via Ticketmaster using your 2026 AFLW membership barcode.
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How do I purchase accessible tickets?
Accessible tickets can be purchased via Ticketmaster.
Submit a request via the webform here, or by calling 1300 446 925.
Further information can be found on Ticketmaster's website.
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Who counts as a junior?
Children aged 0 to 14 as at 1 January 2026 are considered junior. Youth pricing from the home and away season does not apply to finals.
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Do kids need a ticket?
Yes. Junior entry is free, but every junior must have a ticket redeemed before match day. Juniors without a ticket will not be able to enter.
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Will I get a paper ticket?
No. Mobile is the only delivery method for AFLW finals. Your ticket will be sent to your phone, so make sure it is ready to scan at the gate. A customer service hub, staffed by Ticketmaster will be at finals venues to help anyone having trouble accessing a digital ticket. It is encouraged to purchase tickets online ahead of game-day.
