Get your World Equestrian Games tickets
Are you hoping to go to the Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games in Normandy this summer? More than 200,000 individual WEG 2014 tickets go on sale on Tuesday 4 March.
The games in Normandy (23 August until 7 September) include all the FEI disciplines; eventing, dressage, showjumping, vaulting, para dressage, driving, reining and endurance.
More than 1,000 horses will be competing from 60 nations.
At the end of last year 15,000 tickets went on sale in “bundles” combining different disciplines, but the 200,000 tickets on sale tomorrow will be for individual sports, enabling spectators to choose the exact events they want to attend.
The only exception will be tickets for the individual showjumping final, which will not be available until late April. These tickets will be allocated via online registration followed by a ballot.
How to buy WEG 2014 tickets
- Visit the official website www.normandy2014.com — under the tickets section.
- H&H tip: register now to save time when tickets go on sale
- You can also buy through the event’s official Facebook page.
For more information on how to book accommodation, where the different disciplines are held and travel options read our H&H VIP story [subscribe from £1]. Alternatively call the region’s tourist offices: 0033 974 777 094 (0.11 Euro cents/min) or email ticket@normandie2014.com
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A graduate of Exeter University, Amy joined our news team from Redpin Publishing in 2008 as news writer. She was promoted to deputy news editor in May 2013 and became news editor in April 2015. She left Horse & Hound in March 2016 to take up an editorial position in Dubai.