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Getting your 2010 ticket is easier than many people seem to think. Ticket sales are administered into 5 chances to make sure all fans get fair and equal opportunities to seats.

Team-specific Tickets: if you want to follow specific teams closely you will need to buy this special package known as TST. In order to do this you will have to apply for a minimum of 3 matches and a maximum of 7. In the case of a team’s elimination, these tickets are not forfeited but may be used for another team.

The TST3 package: provides entrance to your team’s 3 group matches.
The TST4 package: provides you with 3 group matches and a stage game.
The TST7 package: entrance to games up to the final and 3rd place playoff.

Purchasing Dates
Phase 1 – from 20 February to 31 March 2009: the buyer has to submit an application form online (www.fifa.com) with credit card and details. Otherwise you buy in person and paying for immediately at a First National Bank. If you buy yours online and receive your confirmation, you will use the same credit card to collect your ticket at a host-city stadium during April 2010.
If you buy yours at FNB you will receive a FNB Visa Zakumi prepaid card with a green leopard Zakumi as the 2010 mascot. Once you received confirmation, the prepaid card will be used to collect tickets at the stadiums of your host city. (Ask your FNB for more information.)

Ticket Purchasing Dates
Phase 2 – from 4 May to 16 November 2009: application on first come first serve basis.

Phase 3 – from 5 December ’09 to 22 January 2010: tickets will be allocated to fans through a random draw on 1 February 2010.

Phase 4 – from 9 February to 7 April 2010: application on first come first serve.

Phase 5 – 15 April to 11 June 2010: tickets will be on sale subject to availability in FNB branches or on www.fifa.com

Pricing Categories vary from more expensive (category 1, the finals plus the opening game) to very cheap (category 4):
Category 1 – in the front besides the pitch
Category 2 – next to Category 1 but in the corners.
Category 3 – next to Category 2 seats but further up or up higher in the corners.
Category 4 – behind goals (exclusively for South African residents)
It has been decided that the exchange rate will be a fixed R7 to the dollar during the World Cup.

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