The Mendizorrotza soccer field opens its doors to the citizens of Gasteiz on May 23 and 24
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The soccer field mendizorrotza will open its doors to the citizens of Gasteiz on the days May 23 and 24in which a hundred people will be able to visit the facilities and take a picture with players from the Deportivo Alaves and with your pet babazorro.
In a statement, the Vitoria City Hall has informed that among all the inscriptions received, a raffle will be held next Monday, May 22, from which 25 winners will emerge per day who will be able to attend with a companion.
The sessions will consist of a visit to the changing rooms, changing room tunnel and benches, ending with a photo of the attendees with players from the Deportivo Alavesfrom the men’s first team and from the gloriousand with babazorro.
Those interested in attending must register in the corresponding form to day 23in the day 24 or in both. Those who win one of the places on Tuesday will not be able to participate in the draw for Wednesday, say, registration can be made for both days, but can only be won once.
The only requirement to participate is to have fulfilled the 18 years -The DNI of the draw holder must be shown at the time of entering-. The registration period is now open on the municipal website, and will close on Sunday the 21st at 11:59 p.m..
The draws will take place on Monday, May 22, at 8:30 a.m. using a computer utility that allows random numbering to be obtained at random. That same day, the DNI or NIE of the 25 winners of each day will be announced through a news item on the website and on municipal social networks.
The winners must go on May 23 or 24, depending on the day they have had, at 6:00 p.m. at door 1 of the soccer field mendizorrotza. Access will be controlled, limiting it to those who have won the draw and their companion, for this it will be essential to show the ID.
Source: Eitb
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