Thanks! Was just a bit worried that I wouldn't be able to use the tickets, that maybe there would be names printed on them or something. It would be my first time to attend the Olympics if ever ^^.
2018 Winter Olympics Tickets
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Thanks! Was just a bit worried that I wouldn't be able to use the tickets, that maybe there would be names printed on them or something. It would be my first time to attend the Olympics if ever ^^.
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Tried to join the ticket lottery in the Japanese reseller site 'Pia' last month. I joined a few days when it opened. I got the result few days ago and unfortunatelly, I could not even get one. Quite unbelievable. It is becoming quite complicated to secure tickets...
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I bought some tickets. Not many, though.
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Mens free level B are on copsort right now! Saw it and had to come let you know! <3 I'm still waiting on level c:sad46: No idea the rhyme or reason as to why certain levels are only available at a time...
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THANK YOU SO MUCH!! <3 <3 They are still available! I think I will purchase them and sell them if I see Level A appear, and if they do I will sell the B ones.
Not sure about level C :/ I haven't seen them yet anywhere. I'll let you know if I do
Due to the country I moved to, I have to use Kingdom as the official reseller (who are very different to CoSport, who I've used before).
I had to fill out a tragic Excel file to "request" tickets. Then pay a deposit. Then they said they'd try to request them from the official Olympic committee.
Since I'm going with family, I requested like 20 tickets for different final events, including the opening ceremony - not expecting much success.
I was shocked when they managed to secure 100% of the requested tickets, even the super in-demand ones.
So to anyone who didn't get tickets yet, I have a feeling a lot more are coming and are just being held back for whatever reason.
I had to fill out a tragic Excel file to "request" tickets. Then pay a deposit. Then they said they'd try to request them from the official Olympic committee.
Since I'm going with family, I requested like 20 tickets for different final events, including the opening ceremony - not expecting much success.
I was shocked when they managed to secure 100% of the requested tickets, even the super in-demand ones.
So to anyone who didn't get tickets yet, I have a feeling a lot more are coming and are just being held back for whatever reason.
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THANK YOU SO MUCH!! <3 <3 They are still available! I think I will purchase them and sell them if I see Level A appear, and if they do I will sell the B ones.
Not sure about level C :/ I haven't seen them yet anywhere. I'll let you know if I do
You are so welcome!! Glad you were able to get some, if my family and I could afford it we would be all over those tickets haha. I'll just have to keep refreshing and praying for level C!
Hi, is this the Kingdom reseller for Singapore? I keep clicking on their link on the PC2018 ATR website, but it tells me they are not selling yet. Did you contact them some other way? Thanks!
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Canadian ATR just sent an e-mail to subscribers that next Thursday there'll be new release. Incl. figure skating, curling, etc.
Good Luck everybody!
Good Luck everybody!
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Sorry, but tickets have already been sold not from the official website, but through some contest?
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There is a contest, but only for South Korean citizens, if I am correct.
For the rest of us, it is from the official website or by official resellers
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A reminder to all new zealanders that tomorrow (30th April) is the last day to request tickets from the New Zealand Olympic Travel website!
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Sorry, but is this another contest?
No, CoSport is one of the agencies selling tickets for the 2018 Winter Olympics. Depending on what country your in you can find and purchase tickets.
Depending how badly you want figure skating tickets (and how much you are willing to pay), tickets are available if you want to buy a hotel + ticket package, or a ticket package that combines a skating ticket with another sport:
https://www.cosport.com/olympics/ticketpackages.aspx?SportId=84
I desperately wanted ladies FS tickets, so I got one of the latter...
They are going to announce the results of the ticket lottery for South Korean residents tomorrow. According to this article, the odds for the figure skating tickets are 3.4 to 1. The odds for the ladies free Level A tickets are 62 to 1.
http://news.donga.com/3/all/20170507/84243369/1
My understanding is they hand out 60% (lottery) x 70% (South Korean residents only) = 42% of tickets this time.
http://news.donga.com/3/all/20170507/84243369/1
My understanding is they hand out 60% (lottery) x 70% (South Korean residents only) = 42% of tickets this time.
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How competitive are 3.4 to 1 odds? I realise the demand will be high, but is it ridiculously high or attainable? A friend of mine applied for the short and free dance.
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I'm worried that despite being a resident, that I'm on an ARC will mean I'm less likely to get tickets. I would not be massively suprised if the system put foreign residents at a disadvantage since other things I've applied for in Korea routinely limit foreigner access -_-
Fingers crossed. I might have a better chance for my men's tickets but the odds are likely against me for the gala ticket I applied for.
Fingers crossed. I might have a better chance for my men's tickets but the odds are likely against me for the gala ticket I applied for.
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