18€ oder so, wenn überhaupt
Okay, mal sehen welche Erfahrungen Hirsch gemacht hat, wenn er wieder zurück ist...
@pek, kannst Du was dazu berichten? ![]()
18€ oder so, wenn überhaupt
Okay, mal sehen welche Erfahrungen Hirsch gemacht hat, wenn er wieder zurück ist...
@pek, kannst Du was dazu berichten? ![]()
Ja, deswegen nennt mal irgendwelche Preise! ![]()
2000km im bus, fußball, 2000km im bus
klingt verlockend
was'n richtiger Fan ist der nimmt's auf sich ![]()
Die Transfers sind wichtig, da die meisten Taxis ordentlich abzocken wollen (war ja zu erwarten
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Habe 100x email geschrieben und gesucht und nur 1-2x vertretbare Angebote von einigermaßen erfahrenen Firmen gefunden. Ist aber immer noch mittelteuer, aber je mehr Leute drin, desto besser
Was für Tarife wurden Dir genannt, z.B. vom O.R. Tambo nach JNB-Zentrum?
Auch so um die 400 Rand? ![]()
erst am Sonntag, nachdem mir ein Toorler abgesgat hat
dann hält sich die Fifa wohl nicht an das FCFS-Prinzip ![]()
ein Ticket ist verkauft
an welchem Tag hast Du die Karten für den Resale eingestellt? ![]()
spock: falls keiner mehr Spiel 59 braucht, bitte Ticketalarm updaten!![]()
nochmal 59 gelb!![]()
59 gelb alle cat
Habt ihr nachts um 3 Uhr nichts besseres zu tun?...![]()
Hat nicht Ceffe immer behauptet es gibt WM-Tickets bei Aldi?
Südafrika ? WM Fan-Reise- Lidl Reisen
er heisst eben nicht umsonst Ticketchef
Und Loddar grüßt auch noch schön vom Bild
Dann weiß ich ja schon woher ich die Tickets für die WM 2014 in Brasilien herkriege...![]()
The official song of the upcoming 2010 Soccer World Cup in South Africa:
Waka Waka (This Time For Africa)
The song will be performed by Shakira together with South African artists Freshlyground at the closing ceremony before the final on July 11 at Johannesburg's Soccer City Stadium.
Stimmt, aber nicht in SA
So dumme Touristin gibts dort noch nicht (ist ja noch keiner von uns unten)
Warte mal bis die Amis anreisen ![]()
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No empty seats at SWC - FIFA
2010-04-27
Jerome Valcke (Gallo)
Dubai - There will not be any empty seats at this year's Soccer World Cup in South Africa after a recent surge in ticket sales helped sell out about 40 matches, FIFA said on Tuesday.
"There will not be any empty seats in the stadiums. That was a commitment we made from day one," FIFA general secretary Jerome Valcke siad. "I am now much more optimistic than three weeks ago."
World soccer's ruling body has admitted its largely internet-based system of ticket sales for the tournament starting on June 11 may have proved less than efficient.
Over-the-counter sales in South Africa began some 10 days ago, igniting real World Cup fever in the country for the first time, and there was chaos as thousands of fans rushed to buy and the computer system crashed.
"People are waking up very late but we are very happy with the result and all of the people involved are very confident," Valcke said, speaking on the sidelines of an international sports conference in the United Arab Emirates.
He said some 130 000 tickets were still unsold in the fifth and final stage of the process but about 40 of the 64 matches were now sold out.
"With about 45 days before the World Cup, we have more or less 40 matches sold out already, up from 29 only a short time ago," he said.
FIFA initially made tickets available only on the internet and was criticised for misunderstanding South African culture where the poor black fans who are soccer's biggest supporters do not have access to computers or bank accounts.
Sales to some European countries, including Germany, have also been sluggish compared to past World Cups, due to high travel costs and security concerns among ordinary fans.
Durban 'Sky Car' stuck again
2010-04-26
Johannesburg - The "Sky Car" that takes visitors to the top of the 106m arch over Durban's new World Cup stadium has been grounded for the second time in two months, officials said Monday.
The Sky Car has repeatedly left visitors stuck at the top of the arch, a problem the city's World Cup organisers blame on a faulty data cable that was engaging the car's automated emergency brake.
"Unfortunately this data cable is specialised and purpose-made for the Sky Car and hence we have had to order a replacement cable from overseas," organisers said in a statement, adding that the car was expected to reopen by May 7.
The World Cup kicks off on June 11.
Officials first closed the car in late March after about 150 people were stuck on the arch.
Some visitors were stranded for up to two hours due to the emergency stop system. Local media reported that a 63-year-old woman collapsed while trying to walk down the 550 steps to the ground.
More than 80 000 visitors have taken the ride to the viewing platform at the top of the arch, which offers 360-degree views over the city's beaches and a bungee jump over the field.
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