Tickets for the Lima 2019 surfing competition are now on sale
They cost between $6 and $9 for the general public. It is not clear what will happen to those sold for days that are within the waiting period and there is no event.
June 4, 2019
|EN News
Regular tickets for the Lima 2019 surfing event have been on sale since last week and cost $6 for the preliminary rounds and $9 for the final day, as can be seen on the event website.
Minors under 18, people over 60, people with disabilities and their companions will pay half.
According to the website, there are six days open to purchase tickets and DUKE has learned that three will be used for the tournament. It is not clear what happens to the ticket if it is purchased for a specific day and there is no evidence on that day.
To buy them, you have to enter here.
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