Tickets for Olympic Games will start from £20, LOCOG has announced
Tickets for the 2012 Olympic Games go on sale in March 2011, and vary in price from £20 to £275 for the equestrian competitions, organisers, LOCOG, has just announced.
But if you can’t wait until March, LOCOG is inviting would-be spectators to register an interest with them, so they will receive all the latest news and offers about the Games.
Tickets for the paradressage will also go on sale next year, but prices have not yet been released.
The £20 tickets will be available for the preliminary rounds of the dressage and showjumping, and dressage phase of the eventing competition.
All cross-country day tickets will cost £55.
For more information go to the London 2012 website.
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