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Rio 2016 outlines sales process for 7.5 million tickets

 

Rio 2016 outlines sales process for 7.5 million tickets

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Rio 2016 outlines sales process for 7.5 million tickets
RIO 2016: The Rio 2016 Organising Committee has launched its ticket programme, revealing more information about how the 7.5 million tickets will be sold.

RIO 2016: Sports fans around the world can now sign up to ensure they do not miss out on tickets for the first Olympic Games to be staged in South America. The Rio 2016 Organising Committee has launched its ticket programme, revealing more information about how the 7.5 million tickets will be sold. 

“We will have a fair and transparent process, in line with the concept of ‘Games for All’, which is one of the pillars of Rio 2016,” said Rio 2016 Chief Commercial Officer Renato Ciuchini.

The first step for fans is to register on the Rio 2016 ticket web portal to ensure that they receive the latest information about tickets, the competition schedule and alerts for the key dates in the purchase process.

Residents of Brazil will be able to apply to buy tickets in two draws, first in March 2015, then in July 2015.

For non-residents of Brazil, each country will have an authorised ticket reseller (ATR) selected by its National Olympic Committee and Rio 2016. The list of ATRs will be available at www.rio2016.com/tickets in March 2015, and will be sent to those who register for alerts.

**The Australian Olympic Committee will publish the ATR details and dates for Australia when confirmed.** 

For full details of the ticket sales process, visit www.rio2016.com/tickets (or for mobile access http://mobile.rio2016.com/en#/tickets).

“Fans will experience this journey like an athlete, preparing and going through stages until the glory of arriving at the Games,” said Rio 2016 Ticketing Director Donovan Ferreti. “With so many attractions, it is necessary to get organised early to ensure you don’t miss the best of the event.”

To ensure that all sections of Brazilian society will be able to attend the Games, more than half of the tickets (3.8 million) will be available for R$70 (about US$27) or less, and the cheapest tickets will be R$40 (about US$15). There will also be some half-price tickets available to senior citizens, students and people with a disability, all of whom must have Brazilian residency. Price ranges (in Brazilian reals) for tickets to all sports and ceremonies are available here.

Ticket sales for the Rio 2016 Paralympic Games will be conducted at a different time, with details to be announced in due course.

Rio 2016 Media Release

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