17AMG Prices and Inclusions
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What are the entry types on offer at the Games?
What is included in my Competitor or Non Playing Official entry fee?
What is included in my Supporter entry fee?
What are the entry types on offer at the Games?
There are multiple ways for you to enter and experience the festival atmosphere of the Games. These include:
Competitor:
A participant who has registered in any sport as part of the 17th Australian Masters Games.
Non Playing Official:
This is intended for coaches, managers, scorers, team trainers and all other support staff.
Please note, some sports may require officials to enter as a full competitor.
Supporter:
This is intended for anyone who wants to experience all the fun and festivities of the Games, including the opening ceremony, mid-week party and closing ceremony, without taking to the sports arena and is perfect for friends and family members of Games participants. Spectators are welcome to all sports without being registered as an official supporter.
What are the entry fees?
There are two types of entry fees - Games fees and Sport fees.
For details of the Sport fees please see the sport info pages.
There are three registration periods in terms of pricing and benefits for participants:
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GOLD REGISTRATION (NOW CLOSED!) Includes exclusive benefits including:
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EARLY BIRD REGISTRATION (NOW CLOSED!) |
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Competitor |
$110.00* |
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Competitor 70+ |
$99.00* |
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Non-playing official |
$70.00* |
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Supporter |
$35.00* |
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*All transactions are subject to processing and credit card fees. Further details available in the Games Entry Terms & Conditions |
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FINAL REGISTRATION (3 August 2019 – 16 September 2019) |
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Competitor |
$137.50* |
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Competitor 70+ |
$126.50* |
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Non-playing official |
$70.00* |
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Supporter |
$35.00* |
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*All transactions are subject to processing and credit card fees. Further details available in the Games Entry Terms & Conditions |
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What is included in my Competitor or Non Playing Official entry fee?
Below are the inclusions in your entry fee for 2019.
- Official Games Accreditation Pass
- Games back pack (featured below)
- Games participant drink bottle (featured below)
- Tourist information packet
- Access to over 50 national standard, professionally organised sport competitions (remember, once you have paid your Games registration fee you can elect to play in as many sports as you like with only the additional sport fee payable)
- Provision of a volunteer workforce to assist and support the delivery of the Games and associated special events
- Sports medicine services at venues
- Exclusive entertainment and social program including entry to:
- Opening Ceremony
- Mid-week party
- Friday night party
- Closing Ceremony
- Medals for place getters
NOTE – Personal accident/injury insurance coverage is the responsibility of each individual competitor. AMG strongly encourages each participant to investigate their own requirements and needs to ensure they have adequate cover in place should an accident or injury occur during the Games by contacting your State or National Sporting Organisation which will often include a level of insurance coverage with their individual membership program.
What is included in my Supporter entry fee?
Below are the inclusions in your entry fee for 2019.
- Official Games Accreditation Pass
- Games drawstring bag (featured above)
- Games participant drink bottle (featured above)
- Tourist information packet
- Exclusive entertainment and social program including entry to:
- Opening Ceremony
- Mid-week party
- Friday night party
- Closing Ceremony
What is the difference between the Games entry fee and the sport entry fee, and where does this money go?
The Games entry fee is the same for all participants and is set by the Australian Masters Games organising committee. This Games fee component is directed towards the operational costs of staging the event, to ensure a well conducted event for all competitors. This includes the overall Games costs such as the entertainment hub, social programs, ceremonies, and centralised services such as accreditation, staffing, first aid, etc.
The sport entry fee is paid by all participants in addition to the Games entry fee, but differs by sport and/or event, depending on what you are entering. This fee is set by the sport organiser, and goes towards the costs of conducting the individual sport competition, including venue hire, equipment and timing costs, etc.
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