A Corinthians fan pays R $ 176 to attend the Brazil Cup match in Londrina; see how to buy

Rodrigo Gazzanel / Ag. Corinthians

Corinthians fans can now buy tickets to follow the debut of Corinthians in the Brazilian Cup. Timão will face Ferroviário-EC at Café Stadium in Londrina next Thursday, July 7th.

Tickets are available at www.meubilhete.com and at some points of sale in the region of departure – see below. On the day of the match tickets will also be on sale at 1 pm at the stadium box office. The game must start at 9 pm

There are only two sectors, grandstands and covered chairs, valued at between $ 120 and $ 176 depending on the method of payment. However, there is a possibility of acquiring a solidarity ticket in which the supporter pays half a fee by taking a kilo of food at the entrance to the stadium.

Corinthians was finalist at the 2018 Brazil Cup and tetracampeonato competition. For those who can not go to the stadium, the match will be broadcast on television Premiere on television, as well as the real-time narration of My Timão .

Check the areas available for [19659059] Full – R $ 120

Half – or Solidarity – R $ 60

Full – R $ 160

With cash payment [19659012] Half entry or entrance Solidarity – R $ 80

With payment in card

ARQUIBANCADA

• Full – R $ 132
• Half Entry or Entry Solidarity – R $ 66

LONDRINA

• Flamengo Bank – Visconde Street of Mauá, Brazil
  • LONDRINA
    • Flamenco Bank – Rua Visconde de Mauá,
    • Violin of Floriculture – Professor João Candido, Rua, 311
    • Vale Sort – Av. Paraná, 21
    • 59012] Óculos Diniz – Shopping Catuai, Rod. Celso Garcia Cid, 5,600; Shopping Catuai Norte, Rua Americo Deolindo Garla, 224; Rua Sergipe, 428; Av. Saul Elkind, 1760;
      • Optica Diniz – Av. Arapongas
        • Optics Diniz – Av. England, 753

        IBIPORÃ

        • Optics Diniz – Av. Santos Dumond, 83

        ARAPONGAS

        • Optica Diniz – Av. 0, 580

        MARINGÁ

        • Canada Post – Av. Mandacaru, 1180

        See also:
        Tickets, fans of Copa do Brasil and Corinthians.