Gather Round FAQs

Gather Round is an additional round of the 2025 Premiership Season where all 9 games will be played in South Australia.

Gather Round will be held in Round 5, 9-12 April, 2026.

Adelaide v Carlton, Thursday 9 April, 7.10pm (Adelaide Oval)

Collingwood v Fremantle, Friday 10 April, 7.10pm (Adelaide Oval)

North Melbourne v Brisbane, Saturday 11 April, 12.05pm (Barossa Park)

Essendon v Melbourne, Saturday 11 April, 12.45pm (Adelaide Oval)

Sydney v Gold Coast, Saturday 11 April, 3.45pm (Norwood Oval)

Hawthorn v Western Bulldogs, Saturday 11 April, 7.05pm (Adelaide Oval)

Geelong v West Coast, Sunday 12 April, 12.00pm (Norwood Oval)

GWS v Richmond, Sunday 12 April, 2.45pm (Barossa Park)

Port Adelaide v St Kilda, Sunday 12 April, 6.45pm (Adelaide Oval)

Those with 2026 AFL game access memberships have first access to purchase a ticket to the Port Adelaide v St Kilda game, at a discounted member price. Game access members are entitled to one discounted ticket in any price category for the match, subject to availability.

Eligible members will be emailed their 2026 Gather Round barcode before the First Priority Window. This is different to your regular season barcode.

Members who do not have game access included in their membership will need to purchase tickets at full price via Ticketek in the general public on-sale.

Tickets for Gather Round go on sale on 10am ACDT, Wednesday 3 December for game access members to purchase tickers to their club’s match.

New this year, tickets are then available for game access members to attend other matches across Gather Round during a Second Priority Window. This Second Priority Window will be on sale from 10am-1pm ACDT, Thursday 4 December.

Tickets will go on sale to the general public from 3pm ACDT, Thursday 4 December.

• First Priority Window: 10am ACDT, Wednesday 3 Dec until 8am ACDT, Thursday 4 Dec
  • Port Adelaide game access members can purchase tickets to Port Adelaide v St Kilda, or a multi-match pass at Adelaide Oval using their Gather Round barcode
• Second Priority Window: 10am – 1pm ACDT, Thursday 4 Dec
  • Game access members can purchase tickets to all Gather Round matches using their Gather Round barcode
• General public on-sale: 3pm ACDT, Thursday 4 Dec

2026 members with AFL game access will need to purchase a ticket via Ticketek using the unique Gather Round barcode emailed by the club.

Tickets will then be in your Ticketek account, available to view closer to the game.

Eligible members will be emailed their 2026 Gather Round barcode before the First Priority Window. This is different to your regular season barcode.

Please contact Port Adelaide Member Services on (08) 8447 9900 or membership@pafc.com.au if you did not receive your email with your unique barcode(s).

Members can also access their barcode by logging in here.

Tickets for all matches will be available via Ticketek.

Reserved seating will be available for all matches, across all levels.

The Hill provides general admission access to standing room.

Entry level pricing will be $20 for adult members and $15 for concession members. Junior members will be able to access a complimentary ticket in Category 3 or general admission.

Only 2026 AFL game access members will have access to the Priority Windows and member pricing.

To receive a Gather Round barcode you will need to renew your membership. There may be a 48-hour delay between renewing and receiving your barcode.

Renew your membership today.

During the Priority Windows, game access members will be able to redeem for themselves (and other game access members) only. No additional tickets will be available for purchase at this time.

One ticket can be redeemed per barcode up to the transaction limit of 10 tickets (subject to availability).

Access to Gather Round is an additional benefit outside of individual 2026 membership packages. Purchase of a ticket for Gather Round does not impact existing membership inclusions for game access members.

For example, a three-game member can use their Gather Round barcode to purchase a ticket to Port Adelaide v St Kilda and then attend an additional three Port Adelaide home games in 2026.

To ensure equal access to tickets for both competing teams, all access barcodes for Gather Round do not take into account a member's entitlements, except for if they have game access or not. As a result, there is no link between your Gather Round seating and your normal membership seating category.

No, the Western Stand will not be a restricted area. Therefore, members can purchase a ticket from any of the available sections.

Yes, this will be possible during the Second Priority Window (10am-1pm ACDT, Thursday 4 December). Gather Round barcodes provide members access to one ticket per barcode, per match. All access is subject to availability.

Tickets to games not featuring Port Adelaide will be at the general public price.

Multi-match passes will be available for the Adelaide Oval matches only, in the following form:

• Access to four matches, one per day, at Adelaide Oval - Thursday night, Friday night and Sunday night; and the choice of the Saturday day or Saturday night match at the venue.

Port Adelaide game access members will be able to purchase a multi-match pass during the First Priority Window (10am ACDT, Wednesday 3 December) if they choose.

Up to 10 tickets can be purchased in one transaction.

During the Priority Windows, only one ticket per barcode can be purchased to a maximum of 10 per transaction.

Members of different clubs will not be able to redeem tickets to sit together for Port Adelaide v St Kilda. Given the expected demand from Port Adelaide members, separate member allocations will be applied to ensure there’s equitable access for all members. Club members will be directed to choose tickets from the allocation applied for their club.

Yes, the Gather Round barcode is valid both in the Priority Windows and in the general public on-sale, with tickets subject to availability.

Once tickets are available to the general public, the Gather Round barcode still entitles members to book tickets at a discounted member price and will also provide an opportunity to purchase additional tickets for non-members.

At the time tickets go on-sale, they are expected to be selling fast and therefore you won’t have the opportunity to select specific bays or seats.

You will be able to select from ‘best available’ or your preferred price category.

Accessible seating tickets will be available via Ticketek during the applicable on-sale period. Accessible tickets will be charged the applicable price of the bay they are positioned in. In some circumstances, the AFL and the venue may adjust some of these to ensure there are accessible tickets available in every price category.

Further information is available here.

For accessible booking needs please visit Ticketek for information here.