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Phase four of Olympic ticket sales

Breaking news, 24 Jul 2008

BEIJING – Phase four of the Beijing Olympics ticket sales has been scheduled for tomorrow, Friday, July 25. The remaining 820,000 Olympic tickets will be sold at venue ticket booths from 9am to 6pm daily.

Unlike the first three phases, the fourth phase of ticket sales is open to individuals rather than groups, and the public can line up to buy tickets at Olympic venue ticket booths using cash or a Visa card.

Each person is allowed to buy a maximum of two tickets per session.

Only tickets for competitions taking place locally will be available for purchase. Of the 820,000 remaining tickets, 250,000 are for competitions in the Beijing area. Venues in the co-host cities - Shanghai, Tianjin, Shenyang and Qinhuangdao - will only sell tickets for Football matches to be held in each respective city.

 
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