How can I buy tickets for the 2010 Vancouver Olympics?
Dec
02
I want to buy tickets in the snowboarding events. If you have any idea pleaseee let me know 
What is available from where differs depending on where you live. According to the official Vancouver 2010 website, there are different outlets to buy tickets from depending on your country of origin. For instance, US citizens are not allowed to buy tickets from the official Canadian distributor. That official website has a list of what vendors or websites offer tickets to their citizens.
For instance, just a simple check on my official distributor’s website showed Snowboarding tickets as still available. Prices for one Snowboarding event ticket, a ticket to another event of your choice, admission to the Victory Ceremony and a Hospitality Pass ranged anywhere between $1202-$1523. Check your official distributor, as listed on the Vancouver website, and see what you can find.
December 2nd, 2009 at 9:51 am
I live in vancouver and I believe they all sold out ages ago. can’t imagine why anyone would actually want to go – many people here are so pissed about cost overruns it’s a huge joke.
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December 2nd, 2009 at 10:29 am
Yes, tickets sold out. Actual tickets have not been delivered yet, so I guess from scalpers…
or from Craigslist, I hear.
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December 2nd, 2009 at 11:07 am
What is available from where differs depending on where you live. According to the official Vancouver 2010 website, there are different outlets to buy tickets from depending on your country of origin. For instance, US citizens are not allowed to buy tickets from the official Canadian distributor. That official website has a list of what vendors or websites offer tickets to their citizens.
For instance, just a simple check on my official distributor’s website showed Snowboarding tickets as still available. Prices for one Snowboarding event ticket, a ticket to another event of your choice, admission to the Victory Ceremony and a Hospitality Pass ranged anywhere between $1202-$1523. Check your official distributor, as listed on the Vancouver website, and see what you can find.
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http://www.vancouver2010.com/en/ticketing-information/how-to-buy-tickets/-/32302/1vy346a/index.html