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Ticket sales for 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa™ will be done in 5 separate Ticket Sales Phases.Ticket sales has commenced on 20 February 2009and will terminate on July 2010.
Four sales period has been organized in the period from 20 February 2009 to 7 April 2010. During this sales period applications are processed either subject to a random selection draw process for Tickets that are oversubscribed or on a first-come-first served basis subject to availability. The final Ticket Sales Phase will take place from 15 April to 11 July 2010.

Ticket Prices will range from US$20 for the lowest category first-round matches to over US$900 for the final at Johannesburg's Soccer City Stadium. Nearly three million tickets will be available before the event kicks off on 11 June 2010.

FIFA has allocated 1.65-million tickets to the general public, just over 570,000 have been allocated for  Fifa member country supporters, and 34,4000 for tourists who book with Fifa-registered tour operators.This counts to a total of 743 965 tickets that anyone, from anywhere in the world can apply to buy. Tickets can apply online, through www.fifa.com or over the counter at any First National Bank (FNB) branch in South Africa.
 

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