We have been getting a lot of emails in from people wanting to know more about tickets for the 2010 World Cup and when they will go on sale.
If everything was to happen as it did for the 2006 World Cup in Germany this is the expected time-line for ticket sales for the 2010 World Cup:
2007 - World Cup 2010 ticketing policies defined and ticket allocation model developed
2008 - World Cup 2010 ticket packages set up, ticket requirements defined and preferential ticket sales started
2009 - Public ticket sales open
2010 - Ticket distribution
We know nothing more than this right now as the ticketing process is controlled by FIFA, but we can assure you that FIFA will offer an excellent ticketing system, that you will have plenty of time to register your interest for.
Please note also that registering your interest for tickets does not automatically mean you will get any tickets but the system will be fair and you will have plenty of time to apply.
You can also read more information in our FAQ on tickets for the 2010 World Cup.
World Cup Final Tickets
Tickets for the 2010 World Cup final are going to be like gold dust and while there is always a chance, if you try hard enough, that you will get some, your best bet will be to register your interest for final tickets with FIFA as soon as soon as possible.
Please do not contact us for World Cup final tickets as we will not be selling tickets but will do our best to help you by providing information and links on this page.
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