3 minutes ago, axelnojutsu said:

They still haven't released single event tickets have they?

Word is October. So... definitely a good idea to keep a close watch on the ticket site, this page etc.

Yuzuru's presence at Worlds is a big fat question mark at this point, but it's not exactly unreasonable to assume that he will show up, and as such I expect there to be a run on the single tickets for the two men's events. I think a lot of his fans will buy the tickets and only go if he shows up, and are willing to take the risk of losing out on a couple of hundred euros (if they cannot resell their tickets, and I doubt people can't).

 

Just now, Winnie_20 said:

Word is October. So... definitely a good idea to keep a close watch on the ticket site, this page etc.

Yuzuru's presence at Worlds is a big fat question mark at this point, but it's not exactly unreasonable to assume that he will show up, and as such I expect there to be a run on the single tickets for the two men's events. I think a lot of his fans will buy the tickets and only go if he shows up, and are willing to take the risk of losing out on a couple of hundred euros (if they cannot resell their tickets, and I doubt people can't).

 

I'd enjoy the men even if Yuzu somehow decides to skip worlds (although of course I would be disappointed), I just hope I can a) afford it and b) be quick enough to grab tickets lol 

Just now, axelnojutsu said:

I'd enjoy the men even if Yuzu somehow decides to skip worlds (although of course I would be disappointed), I just hope I can a) afford it and b) be quick enough to grab tickets lol 

I don't remember how much the single session tickets cost for Worlds 2017 in Helsinki; those prices would be a good indication. I'm sure someone around here will be able to tell you. 

And who knows, maybe there won't be a run on the tickets at all. It's not like the all-event tickets sold out in minutes... 

Just now, Winnie_20 said:

I don't remember how much the single session tickets cost for Worlds 2017 in Helsinki; those prices would be a good indication. I'm sure someone around here will be able to tell you. 

And who knows, maybe there won't be a run on the tickets at all. It's not like the all-event tickets sold out in minutes... 

Well, I'm assuming even among hardcore Yuzu fans there's limits to how many people are willing to spend up to over a thousand euros for a competition - not including travel, housing and food costs etc. especially when it's uncertain he will be there in the first place

6 minutes ago, axelnojutsu said:

Well, I'm assuming even among hardcore Yuzu fans there's limits to how many people are willing to spend up to over a thousand euros for a competition 

That's it, though, isn't it? With Helsinki the all-event tickets sold like hot cakes, but we all knew how important that competition was: qualification for 2018 Olympics. Also, there wasn't an Olympics right next door to the Asian fans that people would want to prefer to spend their money on. ;-)

8 hours ago, Winnie_20 said:

I don't remember how much the single session tickets cost for Worlds 2017 in Helsinki; those prices would be a good indication. I'm sure someone around here will be able to tell you. 

And who knows, maybe there won't be a run on the tickets at all. It's not like the all-event tickets sold out in minutes... 

$65 for SP and $130 for FS for Ice Level 1.

 

They didn't really sell that well, certainly not on the order of NHK, GPF, or Olympics this year. I remember I had Ice Level 1 Men's SP and FS tickets that I couldn't sell ((maybe I'm just bad at selling things?)) so I gave them away for free. 

 

I agree that buying tickets for Milan shouldn't be that hard. 

2 hours ago, yuzuangel said:

 I remember I had Ice Level 1 Men's SP and FS tickets that I couldn't sell ((maybe I'm just bad at selling things?)) so I gave them away for free. 

I think there were plenty of people trying to still get tickets for at least the Men’s FS at the venue itself. I saw people holding signs up outside and IIRC even some friends were looking. ;-)

1 hour ago, Winnie_20 said:

I think there were plenty of people trying to still get tickets for at least the Men’s FS at the venue itself. I saw people holding signs up outside and IIRC even some friends were looking. ;-)

Oh, I think they should have checked Golden Skate around that time heh  

9 часов назад, yuzuangel сказал:

$65 for SP and $130 for FS for Ice Level 1.

 

They didn't really sell that well, certainly not on the order of NHK, GPF, or Olympics this year. I remember I had Ice Level 1 Men's SP and FS tickets that I couldn't sell ((maybe I'm just bad at selling things?)) so I gave them away for free. 

 

I agree that buying tickets for Milan shouldn't be that hard. 

That's strange. Yes, for SP it could be hard, cuz there were tickets even at official seller, but for FS I had no problem to sell the ticket (left messages on GS and FB)

We're in October 

Where are tickets?

5 minutes ago, CiaoCiao said:

We're in October 

Where are tickets?

 

In the Italian facebook group, they are saying they will come soon. It's a matter of days, max a week, I believe! 

Just now, Murieleirum said:

 

In the Italian facebook group, they are saying they will come soon. It's a matter of days, max a week, I believe! 

Oh, thank you!

It's the first time I buy tickets (and it'll be my first figure skating comp to see), so I'm a bit stressed

 

33 minutes ago, CiaoCiao said:

Oh, thank you!

It's the first time I buy tickets (and it'll be my first figure skating comp to see), so I'm a bit stressed

 

 

Just check the website every morning and you'll be fine  

Tickets?!!  

What  

where  

Who 

When 

How 

 

I am not panicking at all  

2 hours ago, Neenah said:

Tickets?!!  

What  

where  

Who 

When 

How 

 

I am not panicking at all  

 

I totally just panicked when I noticed activity in this thread