Ticket sale for Eurovision 2015 to start in November

By Ervin Juhász On Aug 30, 2014

The ticket sale for next year’s Eurovision Song Contest 2015 that started on ticketswien.at and worldticketshop.at is nothing but hot air, and scam. Ticket prices that appear on those websites are between 399 and 999 Euros, which would make them the most expensive tickets ever for the Song Contest!

General Director of ORF, Mr. Alexander Wrabetz, confirmed that no tickets have gone on sale yet, and none of the offered tickets on the two already mentioned websites come from either ORF or any of the Song Contest’s partners. He also added that the ticket sale will start at some point in November, and that the exact date will be announced on ORF, and the official website of the Eurovision Song Contest – eurovision.tv.

Ervin Juhász 2500 posts 11 comments

I watched Eurovision in 1998 for the first time (by accident), and wondered what this show was where this girl with a cape sang in Croatian on Hungarian television. It's needless to say that I watch this show ever since. 2008 in Belgrade was the first Eurovision I've ever been to, and since then I've been to most of them.
My favourite Eurovision winner is "Everyway That I Can", and one of my all time favorite Eurovision songs is "Igranka".

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