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With The International 2015 fast approaching, Valve have officially announced when the tickets for the events will go on sale. At two separate times next Friday, March 27th 2015, Valve will begin selling batches of tickets to the general public via the Ticketmaster website.
Unlike previous years, VIP tickets will not be sold, instead likely being given out to select individuals chosen by Valve themselves. As such, all event tickets will be sold for $99 and grant access to all six days of the main International event from August 3rd through the 8th.
Since so many different countries across the world are interested in Dota 2, Valve have released a list of time zones explaining exactly when the two separate batches will begin being sold. You can check out the full list below.
Ticket Sales Begin:
Even though there's now two different opportunities to get your hands on tickets for The International, we imagine it's still going to be quite the website-destroying scramble, so good luck to anyone who is going to make the effort.
Unlike previous years, VIP tickets will not be sold, instead likely being given out to select individuals chosen by Valve themselves. As such, all event tickets will be sold for $99 and grant access to all six days of the main International event from August 3rd through the 8th.
Since so many different countries across the world are interested in Dota 2, Valve have released a list of time zones explaining exactly when the two separate batches will begin being sold. You can check out the full list below.
Ticket Sales Begin:
- Seattle: March 27th at 10:00 and 22:00
- Rio de Janeiro: March 27th at 14:00 and March 28th at 02:00
- London: March 27th at 17:00 and March 28th at 05:00
- Moscow: March 27th at 20:00 and March 28th at 08:00
- Beijing: March 28th at 01:00 and 13:00
- Seoul: March 28th at 02:00 and 14:00
- Singapore: March 28th at 01:00 and 13:00
- Sydney: March 28th at 04:00 and 16:00
Even though there's now two different opportunities to get your hands on tickets for The International, we imagine it's still going to be quite the website-destroying scramble, so good luck to anyone who is going to make the effort.
