From news service Reuters, a facts and figures chart on 2010 World Cup tickets.
How many of you have applied? Was the process easy?
TICKET NUMBERS
* Just over 3 million tickets will be available for the 64 matches of the tournament, to be
played in 10 different venues across South Africa
* Around 1.
So did you get a ticket to the 2010 World Cup?
Soccer fans are starting to find out if they'll get tickets for the 2010 World Cup in South
Africa.
FIFA began informing hundreds of thousands of soccer fans Thursday. Fans from 205 countries had
requested a total of 1.8 million tickets in the first sales phase, with limits of four tickets per
match and a maximum of seven matches.
Looks like I'll be using scalpers to get into the 2010 World Cup final.
According to FIFA, the second phase of ticket sales for the opening match, semi-finals and the
final of the 2010 FIFA World Cup are sold out.
Gone. Goodbye.
The second phase had seen 105,322 tickets confirmed and approved so far.
Applications from 128 countries for 216,975 World Cup tickets were received Saturday via the FIFA
website 24 hours after tickets went on sale across the globe, FIFA officials said.
WOW!
The biggest number of orders came from South Africa followed by Britain, the United States,
Germany, Brazil, Australia, Japan, Mexico, Canada, Switzerland, Ireland, Netherlands, Spain and
Argentina.
366 days to go ... tomorrow's one year to the 2010 World Cup.
Where has the time gone?!?
Today, a World Cup ticket update from FIFA.com ...
As of today (with four out of 32 teams qualified, in addition to the hosts South Africa) there have
been a total of 630,021 tickets in 188 different countries/territories sold.
If you are a U.S. national team fan who has been eagerly anticipating the details on how to
apply for 2010 World Cup tickets, your wait is over.
U.S. Soccer has announced the process for American fans to apply for match tickets. Here are
the details:
Priority status for applying for tickets to the U.
If you are a U.S. national team fan who has been eagerly anticipating the details on how to
apply for 2010 World Cup tickets, your wait is over.
U.S. Soccer has announced the process for American fans to apply for match tickets. Here are
the details:
Priority status for applying for tickets to the U.
