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mrcat1990

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Picked-up some Badminton tickets last week.

'All-comers' sale opens Tuesday, events with tickets remaining:


Badminton... (Team Groupstage) Thu 24th to Sat 26th am - (Team SFs) Sun 27th - (Singles Preliminaries) Tue 29th to Thu 31st -

Boxing... (Finals) Sat 2nd

Lawn Bowls... (Preliminaries) Thu 24th to Sat 26th am, Mon 28th pm, Tue 29th am & Wed 30th am

Rugby 7s... (Groupstage) Sat 26th

Squash... (Singles Preliminaries) Thu 24th - (Doubles Groupstage) Tue 29th & Wed 30th - (Doubles KOs) Thu 31st & Fri 1st

Weightlifting... all sessions Thu 24th to Sun 27th / am & pm sessions Mon 28th / am sessions Tue 29th & Wed 30th

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/commonwealth-games/24769366?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter

Session details:

http://www.glasgow2014.com/tickets/current-demand-levels

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Interesting stars regarding the ticketing:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/commonwealth-games/24803802


Of the sales so far, 57% have been bought by people living in Scotland, 40% from other parts of the United Kingdom and the remainder from non-Commonwealth countries. Tickets to Commonwealth nations are from an additional pot, sold through the various Commonwealth Games around the world.

Overall, 70% of the Glasgow 2014 tickets were made available to the public, while organisers reserved 9% for the Commonwealth Games associations and the Commonwealth Games Federation. Sponsors and broadcast partners accounted for 8% and 7% of the tickets respectively, while one ticket in 20 was retained for "contingency" and 1% reserved for Games partners.

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Thered be no point. The stands and pitch cant move any closer to each other.

Its not all bad, though. I was in the Olympiastadion in Berlin the other day. Watching football from behind the goal there must be horrible.

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Idea behind it... the regeneration of Glasgow... is a good one. No doubt it electrified the arty types on the steering committee and the accountants looking for a cheap "big spectacular".

Where it fell down (no pun intended) was 3 areas. Firstly, half the folk watching wouldn't realise what it was signified, just that we were exploding a load of houses: tacky. Secondly, whoops and cheers would greet it: insentitive to those who lived there. Thirdly, tower 6 with its asylum seekers remaining: dire.

Heaven knows what they'll replace it with, mind you...

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The last 100,000 tickets went on sale at 10am. Good luck getting anywhere on the website, though. Even once you get through the initial queue it's impossible to select any given event let alone select a ticket without the site crashing. To be expected, I suppose.

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I'm right they haven't released a list of events with tickets remaining, you just have to (try to somehow) get into the site then see?

Pretty much, though I'm sure in the announcement they said there were tickets left for all 17 sports plus the opening and closing ceremonies.

Certain in some cases eg cycling, swimming and athletics that those available tickets will be very limited.

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Forgot this was happening. Should be a fairly decent watch if Bolt appears for the 100m. You'd hardly know it was happening there's been such little coverage.

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