Author: Lima 2019 press release Lima, 30 July 2019

EXCITEMENT FOR LIMA 2019 TICKETS CONTINUES

A day after the Opening Ceremony, 29 thousand tickets were sold for the competitions.

VENTA ENTRADAS

The Opening Ceremony of the Pan American Games excited people so much that many of them continue buying their tickets for the Closing Ceremony of the Pan American Games now.

The interest of Peruvian fans for the sports competitions of the Pan American Games has also grown a lot. Since July 27, the day after the Opening Ceremony, over 29 thousand tickets have been sold according to a report by the ticketing agency.

This record number is the same Lima 2019 obtained last May 27, when the tickets sale for the Pan American Games started.

There are still tickets left

Peruvian fans can still get their tickets for the football competitions to be held at the remodeled San Marcos Stadium, as well as for Greco-Roman wrestling and boxing that will take place at the Miguel Grau Coliseum in Callao. Also, there are still tickets left for softball and archery, which will be held at the Villa María del Triunfo Sports Center.

Additionally, you can buy tickets for: freestyle cycling that will be held at the Costa Verde venue in San Miguel; hockey, at the Villa María del Triunfo Sports Center, among other sports.

Tickets and Points of Sale

This way, all people interested in buying their tickets for the Closing Ceremony and the competitions of the Pan American Games can get them starting at PEN 20.00. There is a 50 percent discount for people with an impairment and their companions, senior citizens over 60, and children under 18.

Fans can buy their tickets at www.lima2019.pe/tickets.

Recently, the Organizing Committee opened a new point of sale at the Jockey Plaza Shopping Center in Santiago de Surco.

These 11 points of sale are opened in the Metro and Wong hypermarkets in the districts of Chorrillos, Independencia, La Molina, Lima, Miraflores, San Borja, San Isidro, San Juan de Miraflores, San Miguel, and Surco.

It is worth mentioning that 21 Pan American disciplines are qualifiers for the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games, and 13 sports will allocate quota places for the Paralympic Games.