CT tickets at Slater's pool: $99 to $9500
The WSL repeated the formula it used for the sold-out Founders Cup
Tickets to see the eighth stage of the CT, the Surf Ranch Pro, the first-ever CT event in a wave pool, cost between $99 and $9500 for adults.
The WSL repeated the Founders Cup formula, creating a “normal” $200 pass to watch the entire tournament, another $500 VIP pass that includes alcoholic beverages and snacks, and the $9500 Surf Ranch experience that allows you to surf for an hour the day after the tournament ends.
It is worth mentioning that in the Founders Cup edition, the only open event that has been held at the Surf Ranch to date, the first tickets to be sold out were the most expensive.
Other options include a three-day pass for $200 with admission to the concert taking place on Friday night (the name of the event has not yet been revealed).
One-day tickets cost $99, children under 10 are $10, and a VIP parking pass costs $50.
The WSL has not yet revealed what the format of the tournament will be, it is known that it will be very different from a CT championship, but there are no further details.
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