Everything you need to know to help you buy tickets to the beautiful game coming to Canada!
The Ticketing Guide to the FIFA Women's World Cup Canada 2015™ will help you purchase your Stadium Passport and/or Half Passes for the competition. The most up to date event information can be found at FIFA.com/Canada2015.
The Ticketing Guide was published on FIFA.com in advance of the ticket sales launch on Wednesday 10 September 2014. Tickets to matches in all six venues are available now.
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So why buy a Stadium Passport or Stadium Half Pass to the FIFA Women's World Cup Canada 2015™ in Phase 1?- Save up to 25% over individual ticket prices
- Get first access to tickets for the FIFA Women’s World Cup™ Final Match
- Sit in the same seat for every match
- Share tickets with family and friends if you cannot attend all the matches
- Get first access to tickets for the FIFA Women’s World Cup™ Final Match
- Sit in the same seat for every match
- Share tickets with family and friends if you cannot attend all the matches
Canada WNT helps promote Canada2015 tickets on-sale date through media activities across the country
A series of promotional and media events were scheduled across the country in advance of this week's ticket sales launch for the FIFA Women's World Cup Canada 2015™. The events promoted the Wednesday 10 September on-sale date, with tickets now on sale via FIFA.com/Canada2015.
Check out photos from the events and media tours via Flickr.com/canadasoccer.RIGHTS-FREE PHOTOS FOR MEDIA: when downloading your favourite photos, please download "ORIGINAL" for the highest resolution.
On Twitter, be sure to mention @fifawwc and use the hashtags #wwc and #Canada2015 when you write about the FIFA Women's World Cup Canada 2015™.
Sura Yekka met a young family in Edmonton that bought tickets in the two-day advance window.
Carmelina Moscato showed off her skills at ManyFest in Winnipeg.
Sophie Schmidt met the Ottawa venue team before visiting several media outlets in the area to do interviews in both English and German.
Rhian Wilkinson got her photo taken with Shuéme at Olympic Stadium after a day of interviews in English and French.outside the Olympic Stadium
José Bélanger met a few Tennis Canada heroes on her Atlantic tour of Halifax, Moncton (host city) and Fredericton.
"To a greater goal™"
Canada will host the FIFA Women's World Cup™ in 2015 from coast to coast across the country. The Official Slogan “To a greater goal™” was created to celebrate not only the competition but also all female players around the world. The Official Slogan “To a greater goal™” contains a dual message that embodies the essence of this world-class competition: a vision for team sport and a vision for women.
Ticket Prices via Stadium Passports
Vancouver
BC Place Stadium Passport
6 tickets (8 matches)
Category 4 - $185
Category 3 - $260
Category 2 - $340
Category 1 - $395
BC Place Stadium Passport
6 tickets (8 matches)
Category 4 - $185
Category 3 - $260
Category 2 - $340
Category 1 - $395
Edmonton
Commonwealth Stadium Passport
8 tickets (11 matches)
Category 4 - $235
Category 3 - $315
Category 2 - $405
Category 1 - $495
Commonwealth Stadium Passport
8 tickets (11 matches)
Category 4 - $235
Category 3 - $315
Category 2 - $405
Category 1 - $495
Winnipeg
Winnipeg Stadium Passport
4 tickets (7 matches)
Category 4 - $95
Category 3 - $130
Category 2 - $200
Category 1 - $260
Winnipeg Stadium Passport
4 tickets (7 matches)
Category 4 - $95
Category 3 - $130
Category 2 - $200
Category 1 - $260
Ottawa
Lansdowne Stadium Passport
6 tickets (9 matches)
Category 4 - $140
Category 3 - $215
Category 2 - $320
Category 1 - $395
Lansdowne Stadium Passport
6 tickets (9 matches)
Category 4 - $140
Category 3 - $215
Category 2 - $320
Category 1 - $395
Montréal
Olympic Stadium Passport
7 tickets (9 matches)
Category 4 - $160
Category 3 - $240
Category 2 - $315
Category 1 - $395
Olympic Stadium Passport
7 tickets (9 matches)
Category 4 - $160
Category 3 - $240
Category 2 - $315
Category 1 - $395
Moncton
Moncton Stadium Passport
5 tickets (7 matches)
Category 4 - $90
Category 3 - $135
Category 2 - $195
Category 1 - $270
Please note that all ticket prices are subject to applicable fees.Moncton Stadium Passport
5 tickets (7 matches)
Category 4 - $90
Category 3 - $135
Category 2 - $195
Category 1 - $270
For pricing on Stadium Half Passes to Vancouver, Edmonton and Montréal, please click here for the FIFA.com/Canada2015 ticketing information link.
The Final (5 July)
Vancouver - BC Place
The Final Match is available as a purchasable add-on for any of the official host cities ONLY when an individual is completing their Stadium Passport or Stadium Half Pass purchase.
Category 4 - $50
Category 3 - $85
Category 2 - $125
Category 1 - $165
Vancouver - BC Place
The Final Match is available as a purchasable add-on for any of the official host cities ONLY when an individual is completing their Stadium Passport or Stadium Half Pass purchase.Category 4 - $50
Category 3 - $85
Category 2 - $125
Category 1 - $165
FIFA Women's World Cup Canada 2015™ Match Schedule | 6 June to 5 July 2015
As of 1 September 2014, eight finalists have been determined:
Canada (host)
Australia
China PR
England
Japan
Korea Republic
Switzerland
Thailand
Australia
China PR
England
Japan
Korea Republic
Switzerland
Thailand
The remaining finalists will qualify through CONCACAF (three or four nations), South America (two or three nations), Europe (six more nations), Africa (three nations), and Oceania (one nation).
This Saturday 13 September is the next date that more countries can qualify for Canada 2015 (through Qualifiers in Europe).
For more information on the FIFA Women's World Cup Canada 2015™ Qualifiers, please visit FIFA.com/Canada2015.
Canadians at the FIFA Women’s World Cup™
38 WEEKS UNTIL THE FIFA WOMEN’S WORLD CUP CANADA 2015™: Sixty-four different players have represented Canada at five editions of the FIFA Women’s World Cup™ (from 1995 to 2011). A different player will be featured each week as we countdown the weeks to the FIFA Women’s World Cup Canada 2015™.
AMY WALSH:
CONCACAF champion Amy Walsh represented Canada at two editions of the FIFA Women’s World Cup™, appearing in three matches at USA 1999 and one match at China PR 2007. She also featured at the Beijing 2008 Women’s Olympic Football Tournament, recording an assist in her one appearance. A former captain of the Canadian team, Walsh set a national record by making 43 consecutive international appearances from 1998 to 2001 (since surpassed). In 2009, she became the fifth player to make 100 appearances for Canada. Set to celebrate her birthday this Saturday 13 March, she is today an honoured member of the Québec Soccer Hall of Fame.
CONCACAF champion Amy Walsh represented Canada at two editions of the FIFA Women’s World Cup™, appearing in three matches at USA 1999 and one match at China PR 2007. She also featured at the Beijing 2008 Women’s Olympic Football Tournament, recording an assist in her one appearance. A former captain of the Canadian team, Walsh set a national record by making 43 consecutive international appearances from 1998 to 2001 (since surpassed). In 2009, she became the fifth player to make 100 appearances for Canada. Set to celebrate her birthday this Saturday 13 March, she is today an honoured member of the Québec Soccer Hall of Fame.
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FIFA Women's World Cup Canada 2015™
The FIFA Women's World Cup is held every four years, with the next edition to be played in Canada in 2015. It marks the first major sporting event hosted in Canada from coast to coast, with matches to be played in: Vancouver, British Columbia; Edmonton, Alberta; Winnipeg, Manitoba; Ottawa, Ontario; Montréal, Québec; and Moncton, New Brunswick.
More than 125 countries will participate in the FIFA Women's World Cup Canada 2015™ starting with Qualifiers in April 2013. The final competition - to be played from 6 June to 5 July 2015 in Canada - will feature the 24 best women's football teams from around the world.
The FIFA Women's World Cup Canada 2015™ is sure to be a once-in-a-lifetime experience for this country with 52 matches from coast to coast across Canada. The competition hopes to draw 1.5 million spectators through ticket sales while attracting a worldwide television audience of more than half a billion viewers. The competition will also engage terrific impact for our cities and provinces, with an estimated cumulative economic impact of $267 million.
The National Organising Committee for the FIFA Women's World Cup Canada 2015™ features Victor Montagliani (chair), Steven Reed, Janine Helland, Doug Redmond, Clare Rustad, Walter Sieber and Peter Montopoli.
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