Prices in South African Rand for Individual Tickets, fifa 2010 tickets, 2010 world cup

For 2010 FIFA World Cup™, tickets are priced in USD, but members of the general public who are resident in South Africa will be asked to pay for their tickets in South African Rand (ZAR).

With regard to the implementation of this decision, it was decided by FIFA and the OC to apply a fixed exchange rate of 7 ZAR to 1 USD in order to apply a constant price throughout the sales process to members of the general public who reside in South Africa. Although this exchange rate was close to the prevailing exchange rate at the time the decision was taken, since the decision was taken, the ZAR has devalued against the USD and therefore currently the amount payable by members of the general public who reside in South Africa is less than the amount they would have needed in ZARs to pay for tickets in USD (i.e. before the decision was taken to accept payment in ZARs from residents of South Africa).

The most affordable ticket category is Category 4, and Category 4 tickets are reserved exclusively for residents of South Africa. This ticket category was priced at a particularly low level in order to ensure that people living in South Africa who would not ordinarily be able to afford a ticket to attend a FIFA World Cup™ match have a chance to do so.

Individual Match Ticket Prices
Prices in US Dollars for Individual Tickets

Prices in South African Rand for Individual Tickets

Team Specific Ticket Series Prices
Prices in US Dollars for TST Series

Prices in South African Rand for TST Series

Opening Match Premiums
The Face Price for tickets to the Opening Match of the 2010 FIFA World Cup™, which will include the Opening Ceremony, is higher than the Face Price of tickets for other Group Matches, and therefore an Opening Match premium will be added to the ticket price should the team of the purchaser’s choice be drawn to play in the Opening Match. TST Series purchased for South Africa’s matches already include the Opening Match premium as South Africa will compete in the Opening Match. The price list below shows the prices for TST Series for South Africa and Team A2.

TST Series Prices for South Africa and Team A2

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It has been reported that there has been 1.6 million advance bookings for the tickets at all the world cup matches. This is a record by a long way for a single event.

There is a heavy competition among the locals and the worldwide fans to grab tickets for the world cup. Apart from the official ticket providers FIFA, many other online ticket providers sell tickets for the FIFA world cup. Bidding for tickets have been in progress for months together in online booking centers. Some notable ticket sellers online like Worldticketshop.com have started their sales and bidding process of the world cup tickets. The bidding prices have rocketed up in the site and are all set to reach record heights.

Avoid 2010 Fifa World Cup South Africa Online Ticket Sales Scam

Ticket fraud amount to hundred of millions during each event, the same is going to happen to the 2010 Fifa World Cup South Africa. If you’re planning to buy your soccer 2010 world cup ticket online, always purchase it from Fifa’s website, be in the waiting list or you’ll stand to regret later.

Always check the URL of the website, it is fifa.com and not fifi.com or any other variations scammers love to use. This is known as web phishing, and it is now the most popular form of distributing virus and stealing information.

Login to your FIFA.com Account in order to start applying for tickets for the 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa. Remember:

• Be aware of email scams and internet hoaxes
• Buy from Authorised Distribution Channels
• Avoid ebay if possible, buy from fifa.com

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