The Summer Olympic Games in Paris will take place from July 26 to August 11, 2024. It seems that this time the fans will be able to visit the stands of the most important sports event. During the Tokyo Olympics, they were not allowed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. At the same time, a trip to Paris will be a considerable expense for fans thirsty for sports attractions.
The Olympic Games in Paris for the truly wealthy fans
For the first time in history, fans will be able to use the so-called. hospitality offers, which will give them the opportunity to personalize their stay in the French capital for the duration of the Games. They will be able to choose e.g. length of stay, or details of accommodation.
– We believe that participation in the Olympic Games should be an experience of a lifetime. Together with the Organizing Committee of the Olympic Games Paris 2024 and the International Olympic Committee, we have worked to create a new, innovative hospitality offer that guarantees tickets to the selected sport. We have something for every fan – said Paul Caine, president of On Location, which created the ticketing platform, as quoted by .
The portal calculated that the basic hospitality package (for two days) costs EUR 1,935 (PLN 9,179) per person. Such a package offers a stay in a three-star hotel and a ticket to fight in two disciplines. On the other hand, choosing a package that offers four days and four different tickets costs EUR 7,000 per person (PLN 33,200).
The most expensive, six-day with six tickets, is a staggering EUR 30,000 (PLN 142,292).
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The prices of individual tickets for individual events are also not the lowest. Entering the finals of athletics competitions? From EUR 85 (PLN 403) to EUR 690 (PLN 3,270). In turn, a ticket for a quarter-final match in volleyball costs from EUR 50 (PLN 237) to EUR 180 (PLN 853).
Source: Sport.PL
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