In the summer of 2012, football fans will enjoy one of the most interesting and exciting sporting events - the European Football Championship. And since it will be held in Poland and Ukraine, this time it is easier for Russian and Ukrainian fans of this sport to get to the stands of the stadium to cheer for the national team of their country.
Instructions
Step 1
Purchase a ticket at the box office of the stadium where the tournament will be played. This is the most reliable way to get the coveted pass. Ticket prices start at 45 euros and depend on the location in the stadium and the category of the match. Expensive tickets cost about 600 euros. When buying, remember that no more than 4 tickets are sold per person. You also cannot buy tickets for matches that take place on the same day.
Step 2
If you decide to get a ticket in this way, you should hurry up, as their number is limited. UEFA has already sold part of the passes on its official website, where tickets could be purchased until April 10, 2012. The other part was given to the championship partners, including such well-known brands as McDonalds, Adidas, Coca-Cola and others. By the way, by participating in promotions and contests of such companies, you can also win the coveted ticket.
Step 3
Another way to purchase a ticket is to redeem it from those people who will not be able to attend the scheduled match. Some, for example, sell tickets to the final games if their national team did not get there. Others are for personal reasons. You can try to find such people near the stadium ticket offices.
Step 4
Contact resellers who make money by reselling tickets. They buy up a large number of passes in advance in order to sell them several times more expensive. Their ticket price may be 2-4 times higher than the initial one, so this option is more suitable for those who are ready to get a pass to the championship match at any cost. True, even here you can save a little by buying a ticket from them after the start of the game, for example, at 10-15 minutes. Speculators always stand near stadiums and ticket offices. You can also find them on the Internet, but buying a ticket through the network is more risky, since there is a possibility of stumbling upon fake ones.
