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Ticket Prices for Baseball World Cup in Sweden announced

Posted on April 11, 2009 by philipp

The Swedish Baseball and Softball Federation and the local organizing committee announced in April the ticket prices for the 2009 IBAF Baseball World Cup in September. Sundbyberg, Sweden hosts Pool C of the preliminary round from September 9th to September 12th with Sweden, Canada, South Korea and the Netherlands Antilles. You can buy one-day tickets or weekly passes in three different price categories, ranging between 100 Swedish Krona (€9) for a single-day ticket at baseline on first two days and 1200 Swedish Krona (€110) for a weekly pass with a seat behind Homeplate. The sale hasn’t started yet, but should begin sometime in April.

Price Categories Sundbyberg, Sweden:
Daily Ticket Wednesday/Thursday (one match per day)
VIP Home Plate (A) SEK 300 (€27)
Infield Reserved Seat (B,C) SEK 180 (€16)
Baseline Free Seating (D,E) SEK 100 (€9)

Daily Ticket Friday, Saturday (two games per day)
VIP Home Plate (A) SEK 400 (€37)
Infield Reserved Seat (B,C) SEK 250 (€23)
Baseline Free Seating (D,E) SEK 140 (€13)

Weekly Pass Wednesday to Saturday (all six games)
VIP Home Plate (A) SEK 1200 (€110)
Infield Reserved Seat (B,C) SEK 700 (€64)
Baseline Free Seating (D,E) SEK 400 (€37)
(Conversions from Swedish Krona to Euro approximately)

Schedule:

wc-schedule-sweden

For more Info visit the website of the Swedish Baseball and Softball Federation

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