The popularity of the 24th European Athletics Championships from 7-12 August 2018 is not in doubt. Demand for tickets is so high, in fact, that Berlin 2018 organisers have opened up a new block of seats at the Berlin Olympic Stadium to accommodate more spectators.
The new tickets are located in different blocks throughout the stadium, are for all sessions, and are already on sale. New business seats without catering have been added in Block M4 along the back straight of the running track at a price of 30 euros for morning sessions and 95 euros for evening sessions.
New seats are also now available for the evening sessions in blocks 20/21 (Price Class 3), 23-25 (PC2-PC3) as well as 29-31 (PC2). In addition, tickets for business seats without catering in the main stand in Block E3 are now available at a price of 140 euros for the evening sessions.
Due to their limited availability, Week Passes for all ten sessions can only be booked via the ticket hotline: +49 1806 999 000 2018 (€0,20/call from a German landline; max. €0,60/call from German mobile networks). So be quick! For more information, see: www.berlin2018.info/tickets.
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More information on the 2018 European Championships:
- The Berlin 2018 European Athletics Championships will be part of the first multi-sport European Championships along with co-hosts Glasgow.
- It will be a must-watch, must-attend experience that elevates the status of European Champions, uniting existing European Championships to celebrate the highest honour in European sport and celebrating the defining moments that create Champions.
- It is the continent’s ultimate multi-sport event, an 11-day celebration of European sport staged every four years.
- Seven of Europe’s leading sports (athletics, aquatics, rowing, golf, cycling, gymnastics, triathlon) will be brought together for the first edition.
- The European Athletics Championships in Berlin will be staged 7-12 August. The six other sports will be staged in Glasgow through 2-12 August.
- 4500 athletes and 52 nations will compete across the seven sports.
- Potential TV audience of over one billion with millions more across multiple digital platforms.
- Over half a million spectators expected.