Eurovision 2009: Tickets

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The ticket sale is planned to take part in the second half of February. C1R had announced that tickets will be sold separately, and not in packages.

There will be ten different categories and the range of prices will be about 20 Euros for the dress rehearsals of the Semi-finals, up to 650 Euros for the final night's VIP tickets.

Tickets will be sold through the internet and OGAE members will be able to get front-row tickets from the local fan club.

Source: EBU

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  1. AnonymousMonday, February 02, 2009 8:37:00 a.m.

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  2. AnonymousMonday, February 02, 2009 1:33:00 p.m.

    Bonjour, pouvez-vous m' envoyer le lien du site Eurovision sur lequel on peut commander les tickets.
    Voici mon adresse mail : [Email address with Eurovision 24]

    Merci.

    Mr Douet Pascal.

    Hi, can you send me the link to the Eurovision website on which we can order the tickets.
    Here is my email address: [Email address with Eurovision 24]

    Thank you.

    Douet Mr Pascal.

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  3. AdministratorMonday, February 02, 2009 1:38:00 p.m.

    Unfortunately, EBU or C1R Russia have not given any website link just yet to buy tickets, as tickets will only go on sale at the 2nd half of February.

    As soon as the website information is given to Eurovision 24 to buy tickets online, we will post it here.

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