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Tickets for 2027 Worlds
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Session tickets will opened for sale 24th June. I think these were not supposed to be sold at all, but after critism this changed.
To be honest, this is the worst organized tickets sales ever in Finland where I have been interested in. To you who critisize the town, it is not the place. It is skating Finland, maybe co-operators or new people there. Tampere has organized many international sport and other events, ice hockey, junior's track and speed, world famous artists and bands etc with no problems - and also local no-sport-events, which are domestically more popular than figure skating, for example in comic festivals in last March were 26000+ visitors/5 days.
Edit: I got a good place and I am pleased to place though the price was more I was going to spent but anyway I got tickets to competition events where I was going to. So I am pleased anyway, I will save in other things and try not to spent many on the arena. But I wonder if Skating Finland has followed Finnish law in pricing. "A single price element of a good or service may not be emphasized at the expense of the total price." I am not sure if this concludes the tickets, but I think that releasing session tickets later without people knowing there will so, it may be in "grey area", Finnish expression, I don't know if it is in use elsewhere. Probably all-event cheaper than 4-days competition ticket with less event, if some private commercial company selling things would function this way, then it would not legal here.
To be honest, this is the worst organized tickets sales ever in Finland where I have been interested in. To you who critisize the town, it is not the place. It is skating Finland, maybe co-operators or new people there. Tampere has organized many international sport and other events, ice hockey, junior's track and speed, world famous artists and bands etc with no problems - and also local no-sport-events, which are domestically more popular than figure skating, for example in comic festivals in last March were 26000+ visitors/5 days.
Edit: I got a good place and I am pleased to place though the price was more I was going to spent but anyway I got tickets to competition events where I was going to. So I am pleased anyway, I will save in other things and try not to spent many on the arena. But I wonder if Skating Finland has followed Finnish law in pricing. "A single price element of a good or service may not be emphasized at the expense of the total price." I am not sure if this concludes the tickets, but I think that releasing session tickets later without people knowing there will so, it may be in "grey area", Finnish expression, I don't know if it is in use elsewhere. Probably all-event cheaper than 4-days competition ticket with less event, if some private commercial company selling things would function this way, then it would not legal here.
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