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[QLD] 30% off Ekka 2022 Tickets (Limit 10,000) + 0.8% Booking Fee

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SHOWTIME22EKKALAUNCH30

First 10,000 tickets are 30% off using the code above.
6th to 14th August.

Extra 20% discount on week day bookings - 8th, 9th, 11th and 12th August.

Adult - $36 $25.20
Child - $21 $14.70
Adult + Child - $47 $32.90
Family - $84 $58.80

booking fee 0.8%

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  • +8

    Bonus Flu and COVID! Maybe even Monkey Pox.

    • +1

      i scored mine at a music festival in florida , they have it under control there

    • Annastacia will keep us safe…

      • Not anymore. Too scared of making the nutters angry.

        QLD is currently sitting at a 7 day average of 5.87 deaths per day.

        • -1

          What's curious is that despite high penetration rates of vaccination, and the prevalent variant (omicron) being more benign than previous ones, the mortality rate is up. Given that PME isn't performed, it's impossible to distinguish "deaths from COVID" from "deaths with COVID", and therefore draw any conclusion about the relative risk of the disease.

          • -1

            @Ham Dragon:

            What's curious is that despite high penetration rates of vaccination

            • The third booster is required to have good protection from serious illness from the latest variants. Yet QLD's booster rates are pathetic.
            • Lots of people would now be due for a fourth booster, yet are still not approved to receive it.

            being more benign than previous ones

            If they are more benign is debatable. The higher vaccination rates in the population when the later variants arrived may be the reason for less serious complications. Those vaccinations are now waning.

            it's impossible to distinguish "deaths from COVID" from "deaths with COVID"

            They're not testing car accident victims, violence victims, heart attacker deaths etc. for COVID when they arrive at the morgue. If they've been tested, there's a good chance COVID was at least involved in the death.

            • @PainToad:

              The third booster is required to have good protection from serious illness

              Only if you don't have a robust immune system. Getting COVID whilst unjabbed (or part jabbed) isn't a guarantee of anything (remember all of the asymptomatic cases earlier in the pandemic, prior to the vaccines?). I think the powers that be have painted themselves into a corner - people have taken the injections in good faith and yet they aren't stopping the spread, symptoms or deaths from the disease, so why would they bother getting number 3, 4…7 etc. Calling it a "vaccine" probably didn't help either, given these are an inoculation (ie flu shot), and don't offer the same outcomes as vaccination/immunisation.

              If they are more benign is debatable

              Case numbers to recovered numbers ratio should speak pretty loudly about this, and the global trend in both cases & mortality is trending down since mid-Feb.

              there's a good chance COVID was at least involved in the death

              So we won't ever know the full impact of just having COVID then?

          • @Ham Dragon: Not sure ozbargain is the place for your anti vax anti Covid propaganda

            • -1

              @FredAstair: Point taken re: this not being the right forum, but "Anti-COVID propaganda"? Lmao, am I supposed to be supportive of the disease?

              I'm struggling to fathom the intellectual dishonesty required to paint someone as "anti" for questioning the official line. Reddit-tier reeeee.

              FWIW, and not that it's any of your business, I've had my inoculations.

  • +1

    Use EKKALAUNCH30

    • SHOWTIME22 results in the same 30% for the prime days, and 50% off on the week days.

  • +1

    I moved to Brisbane and have never been to one. Is it good to go? Is it like the royal easter show in Sydney?

    • yes similar to the RES

    • yes similar, haven't been in years (was good when I last went, busy) but will probably this year as friend in town and has never been

      I'm just wondering if the twilight tkts are worthwhile after 4pm if anyone knows?

    • It was great until mid 2000s when they developed huge sections into units.

      It's tiny compared to what it was and now sucks. It's completely lost its country feel now, which was the entire point.

      • Yes. Over rated and based on nostalgia alone.

        Over priced.
        If you want a similar experience go find a country based fair.

  • +1

    Still not worth it.

  • 50% off Via RACQ for tickets purchased up to 6th June so yeah go get some Covid's woohoo!

    Think you have to be an RACQ member.

    50% off tickets until midday 6 June*
    Get 50% off Ekka tickets until midday Monday 6 June. This offer is available for the first 10,000 individual tickets sold. Plus, save even more when you purchase for a Super Saver Day!

    Once the ticket cap is reached, the discount will automatically revert to 30% off for RACQ members until midday Monday 6 June. Don’t miss out on the excitement, grab your tickets today!

    What’s different about this year’s Ekka?
    When purchasing tickets, you will need to choose a specific day to visit the Ekka.
    Get 20% off when you purchase for a Super Saver Day (Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday)^.
    Daily attendance limits to keep everyone safe.
    How to buy tickets
    Select the buy tickets button below. You will be prompted to login or create a My RACQ profile.
    Once logged in, you will be directed to the official Ekka webpage to securely purchase discounted tickets as an RACQ member.
    Select the day you would like to visit the Ekka. When checking out, your RACQ discounted ticket price will be displayed

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