Baku 2015 launch ticketing sign-up page on website

November 1, 2014
12:00 am
European Games

Baku 2015 has opened a sign-up page on its website allowing fans to register their interest in purchasing tickets for next summer’s inaugural European Games. The website gives international and Azerbaijani supporters the opportunity to request ticke

Baku 2015 has opened a sign-up page on its website allowing fans to register their interest in purchasing tickets for next summer’s inaugural European Games.

The website gives international and Azerbaijani supporters the opportunity to request ticketing updates on the sports programme as well as receive all the latest news from the Games.

Ticket sales to the general public will open next year but those who register their interest now will be the first to be sent frequent email updates on all the latest developments as the countdown continues.

The sign-up page has been developed and implemented by Tickethour the official ticketing supporter of the Games.

To register on the website please click here.

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