When will the tickets be released ? How will Conmebol sell tickets ? online ? at the stadiums ? please let me knoooooooow thank you! Cuando y como se van a vender los boletos ? estoy desesperado por saberlo, gracias!
Copa America is one of the hidden gems of soccer....You get to see the best for so cheap. At last copa America it was so cheap to buy tickts. Basically all you do walk up to the scalpers and buy them for 20 bucks. Dont worry about fake tickets...You tell them to go with you to the gate. And that you'll pay them as soon as the entry guy sees that the ticket is legit. The people are so poor that they wont hesitate to do what you ask. You can buy them also at department stores (wierd but those double as ticket agencies) but they charge full price which can be anywhere from 60 to 80 bucks.
Help Me! I live in the U.S. and i want to know where can i buy tickets to the copa america now because im planning to go to caracas on june26. also where do i go to see the schedules of matches?
were and when can I get tickets?? a place to stay is no problem nor are the plane tickets its how do i get tickets to see my team play ???
Re: were and when can I get tickets?? La ultima vez en la Copa America en Peru, vendiron los boletos en Mayo, creo que van hacer lo mismo para esta vez
Re: were and when can I get tickets?? So to better answer my question when and were do I buy tickets to see Mexico vs Brazil?
They need to make it feasable for everyone to buy them as I have my hotel booked and plane ticket booked as well. I do not want to trust to buy them there especially if they are going to be sold out
Is there a special Venezuelan Visa exception for Copa America, because my friends who were in SA tell me that you can only get a 24 hr visa in Venezuela to fly in and out basically. Algiuen puede arrojar luz sobre esto??
) Álvarez: "Las entradas se comenzarán a vender en abril" El Comité Organizador Nacional de la Copa América Venezuela 2007 ultima detalles para comenzar en abril con la venta de los boletos del certamen continental, según confirmó este miércoles Eduardo Álvarez, secretario general del CON. Cristóbal Naranjo / Prensa Copa América "Las entradas se comenzarán a vender en abril. Falta coordinar los procedimientos, los puntos de venta y la cantidad de boletos que se venderán en cada sede. Los tickets serán numerados y queremos garantizar que los precios sean populares para que asista la mayor cantidad de gente a los juegos", expresó Álvarez. La coordinación de infraestructura adelanta un informe sobre el aforo exacto de los nueve escenarios para determinar la cantidad de boletos a vender por localidad. Todos los recintos de la Copa América tendrán sillas para comodidad de los espectadores. Además del tema de la boletería, el secretario general del CON se refirió a las mejoras en otras áreas de cara al torneo. "La Copa América no es solamente estadios y juegos de fútbol, sino que también es una oportunidad para mejorar las ciudades. En San Cristóbal, por ejemplo, no había hoteles categoría cinco estrellas y gracias al torneo el estado Táchira contará con hoteles de primer nivel", señaló Álvarez. La Copa América Venezuela 2007 se celebrará del 26 de junio al 15 de julio en nueve sedes de nuestro país.
I just wanted to clarify this... I know in LatinAmerica there's many places where somebody will sell you his mom for $5, but don't expect everywhere in LatinAmerica to be that poor. Take a look at this. This is the price of the tickets for the games Venezuela-Uruguay and Venezuela-Colombia during the 2006 WC qualifiers. http://espndeportes.espn.go.com/news/print?id=319694&type=story Los precios de la primera fase de la preventa serán de 32 mil bolívares (unos 14,88 dólares) para las gradas, 102.000 bolívares (unos 47,44 dólares) y 302 mil bolívares para la zona VIP (unos 140,4 dólares), los mismos costos que ante Colombia (0-0), el pasado mes de marzo 2005. The only good thing is that people have a hard time buying dollars and some will pay 50-100% more than the exchange rate for a dollar. http://espanol.news.yahoo.com/s/reuters/070124/negocios/negocios_economia_venezuela_cambio_sol Mientras la mayor parte de las importaciones de la nación se realizan a una tasa oficial de 2.150 bolívares por dólar, la divisa en el mercado paralelo superó los 4.000 bolívares en los últimos días, lo que se ha convertido en un marcador de precios en el país, que importa la mayor parte de lo que consume.
I just want the Venezuelan folks to make sure there are some type of stewards to organize the seating. In Peru 04 CA, although I had payed for top "reserved" seating, everyone and there mama was sitting in my spot! In fact, as I looked around, you knew most of those folks had payed for "general admission". When I went to speak to an "attendant" (1 for each section of 10,000 people), he was like " you snooze you lose!"... I couldn't believe it! I know I could've slipped him $5 and had a seat but it was still annoying!
Danilo, so you're saying it's best to pay with dollars when possible? what's the current exchange rate?
Yeah, that's true, I would try not to exchange the dollars at the airport. About the sitting I was reading that they are planning to number all the seats in all the stadiums.
Well it is technically ilegal to pay with other currencies, and even more so to sell dollars in the black market, although I am sure there could be enforcement exceptions for the event, it is a safer bet to exchange your currrency at airports at the 2145:1 rate, and exchange what you will need since getting dollars back is not possible either. (unless you are business)
To my amigos Bolivarianos I'm looking to get to watch live the 1st round of Colombia matches - vs Paraguay - vs Argentina - vs USA - My itinerary has me arriving at about 9:30 pm on 6/28 - Leaving morning of July 6th. I'm looking for your honest perspective. How best would you plan this trip if you were in my shoes. 1st 2 games are in Maracaibo - 6/28 and 7/2. Last game is 7/5 in Barquisitemo. Looks like I'm flying solo. My Colombian buddies in the states are either p* whipped or broke or both to commit. The USNT fans are getting their act together but it's still way disorganized. I need to make this trip a reality asap! Thanks in advance.
So you are arriving at 930 pm in Maracaibo and you need hotel information or is that done. Its going to be pretty hard looking for hotels at that time (probably around 11 pm). http://paginasamarillas.infoguia.net/PagAm/PagAm.asp?s=1487&p=94 Infoguia.net venezuelan yellow pages will do you some good. On 6/29 you have plenty of time to head to the Terminal and buy your ticket to Barquisimeto.
I was thinking of staying in Catia La Mar overnight and then grabbing a flight to Maracaibo the next morning. I'm not sure if there's a connecting flight after 9:30pm... What do you think?