We would like to remind everyone to please keep your pets at home for all VAFA finals matches.
As all VAFA Finals venues are enclosed parklands we require that there be no animals inside the venue – even if they are on a lead – for all matches at all levels.
We recognise this is different from the regular season fixtures and regret that this is the case but the same rule applies to everyone.
To avoid frustration at the gate and being turned away, please leave your dog, cat, mouse, kangaroo or sheep at home.
Also please remember that all VAFA finals, including Under 18 and Under 19 finals have an entry charge. You can purchse a VAFA Finals Series Pass online – just follow the link from the home page at vafa.com.au
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