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Brazil are in hot
demand. In the first seven hours of ticket sales Tuesday, more than one million
tickets were requested by hundreds of thousands of football fans from Brazil to
the U.K.
Brazil, Argentina,
U.S., Chile and England are the five countries with the highest amount of
ticket hunters so far, FIFA said in a press release few hours ago.
The opening match
at the São Paulo Arena had more than 168,000 people requesting tickets,
slightly more than the actual final cup match being held at Maracana stadium in
Rio de Janeiro (roughly 165,000 people put in for tickets). Football fans have
until October 10 to apply for tickets during this first sales period.
During this first
sales period, fans must apply for the right to buy tickets for the FIFA World
Cup regardless of their application date within this time period. All requests
will be counted at the end of the phase and processed together. If the number
of requests received per product and category exceeds the number of tickets
available, a lottery will be held to determine who gets the ticket, FIFA said.
Construction work continues
at a new stadium in Sao Paulo, Brazil, which will host the opening match of the
World Cup in 2014
“It was a frenzied start to Fifa's attempt to fill the stands for next year's World Cup in Brazil as fans applied for more than one million tickets in just seven hours”.
But it will be
some time before they know whether they will be among those lucky enough to get
seats to football's signature event. Applicants will not hear back until
October, after Fifa, football's governing body, holds a random selection draw
on all the requests.
More than 163,000
people requested the tickets online in the first seven hours on Tuesday. At the
end of the first day of sales, there had been more ticket applications than the
number of seats available in all four price categories for 12 of the 64
matches, including the opener in Sao Paulo
and the final at Rio de
Janeiro's Maracana Stadium.
Demand was also
high in all price categories for the semi-finals, and 44 matches had too many
requests at least for the cheaper category tickets which are only available for
Brazilians. Fifa said the highest amount of applications so far has come from
Brazil, Argentina, the US,
Chile and England.
"The
respective ticket product is already heavily oversubscribed and therefore, at
that point in time, the success of the application appears very unlikely,"
Fifa said of the high demand categories. "There are vastly more ticket
applicants seeking tickets than there are tickets presently available for the
general public."
Prices for the
final will go from 440-990 US dollars (£280 - £632), although Brazilian fans
will pay 165 US dollars (£105) in the cheaper category. About 500,000 tickets
in total were set aside for the category available solely to Brazilian
citizens.
Applications
quickly started pouring in after tickets went up for grabs. Some fans had to be
placed in a virtual queue "due to an exceedingly high demand for access to
the ticketing page," Fifa said on its website.
Fifa's press
office said that in the first hour of sales there were 14,104 requests for a
total of 81,821 tickets. Each applicant can request for up to four tickets for
a maximum of seven matches. The organisation expects a total of nearly 3.3
million tickets to be available for the tournament in Brazil, but only about 1
million are offered in the first stage of sales.
Fifa said before
sales opened that it expected a demand for tickets similar to that seen for the
2006 World Cup in Germany,
when there were about seven applicants for every ticket of the month-long
tournament attended by more than 3.3 million fans. Almost 2 million tickets were
sold to the general public for the World Cup in South Africa in 2010, although
the number of applications during the first ticketing phase was significantly
lower.
Sales of leftover
tickets will begin on November 5 on a first-come, first-served basis. Another
phase will begin on December 8 after the World Cup draw determines where and
when each nation will play. The tournament begins on June 12, with Brazil
playing in the opener.
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