TanithandBenFan
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Did anyone save the original seat map they had on the Worlds website? It had a little more detail as far as which row numbers were in which ticket level.
I printed it out, but it's at home right now.Did anyone save the original seat map they had on the Worlds website? It had a little more detail as far as which row numbers were in which ticket level.
Yes, that message shows up at the top, but over on the right in the box that is headed 'Price Level,' while the one linke shows all the options with prices (Price Level 1 = $2,105.75, Price Level 2 = $1,680.75, etc.), the link to just the 'Price Level' box for the Gold tickets says 'Gold Circle SOLD OUT'). Hence myWhen I click on the link it shows "This event is not yet on sale."
Indeed it is. I wrote to them so maybe it was a bug that they fixed, or maybe it was just a timing issue.I just checked and the price is in there.
The current cost of World tickets in US currency (rounded):
Canadian $ / US $
2415 (gold) / 1791
2105.75 / 1561
1675.75 / 1246
1370.75 / 1016
1085.75 / 805
850.75 / 631
The prices that @euterpe posted includes the facility fee according to the website.Looking at the Evenko website, beside the ticket price and "facility fee" it appears there is ALSO service charges (at least when I looked at a different event). Thanks for letting us know Skate Canada. For one event (Marc Anthony) the service charge for one ticket was over $16CA, meaning for 9 events it will be over $145CA.![]()
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The prices that @euterpe posted includes the facility fee according to the website.
https://tickets.evenko.ca/shop/#/91...t-on-sale?fac=EVENKO&locale=en-CA&skin=evenko
Good luck to all of you planning to brave the system for tickets tomorrow. The tour groups were limited to 10% of their total ticket purchases that could be in the "gold" section, 30% in the P1 section and the rest of their group tickets had to be P2 or higher. I do believe the tours get first dibs as they had to collect the money early, but hopefully, there are lots of tickets left.
My experience is the most sight blockage is on the side where the judges sit. Sometimes the cameras are above the judges and sometimes, if you are lucky, the cameras are below the judges. If the judging/technical/MC/panel is all on a raised platform, it blocks quite a bit of the view and that is why many arenas look more empty on TV because no one is sitting in those seats. Also they tend to keep the sections behind the judges for the traveling officials and coaches from all of the countries.
Happy shopping!
I thought the process was simple, but I'd have preferred to chose my seat. Oh well. I'm pretty sure I'm on the aisle or only a seat or so in. It will do. And the service charge was only $65, less than I expected. Small bonus.
I got the seat I wanted but not in the section I wanted. I was told the section I asked for was not available. I didn’t want to go back in the waiting room and take a chance so took it. I was finished at 9:01 Central time.
I couldn't get a ticket because it didn't recognize my email as an existing account. Now what?
Which section did you get? I took the second option they gave me which was 117 row E. I wanted aisle too, but I got seats 2-4. Seems odd they would let seat 1 stand as a single for sale?
121 on the corner, same viewing side as the judges and the same directions the skaters will skate to the kiss-n-cry (although it's a few sections away).
Maybe someone snagged seat 1 before you got to it? At least you know you are close to an aisle.
I got row E, but I know there are aisles missing in my section, I'm assuming for photographers, or as a place for skaters to stretch, etc. I just wanted an unobstructed view, unlike the last few comps I've gone too. Corners are good for that, and being able to see the ice patterns and jump landings up close.
121 looks like it's across from the judges? I think the judges are in front of sections 112-114 and the K&C is 106-105 if I'm looking correctly.