Hi all, I am thinking of purchasing some tickets to the Olympic sporting events, but I am leery of just buying them from scalpers at the entrance, and the prices on Vanoc's website are ridiculous. Can someone recommend a legit ticket broker? Thanks.
Legitimate Ticket Brokers?
- Thread starter JaJaBinks
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Are tickets still available through Vanoc?
As for brokers, use caution. I've read reports in the Sun about apparently legitimate third-party brokers (U.S. based) that have failed to come through, and no money refunded to buyers. Like everything else, VANOC maintain they are the only legitimate source.
From a Money Sense article,
look for ticket brokers that are members of:
The Canadian Ticket Brokers Association
National Association of Ticket Brokers
VANOC also has tickets for resale see tickets.vancouver2010.com, apparently these tickets are verified but there will be a charge.
Hope this helps.
look for ticket brokers that are members of:
The Canadian Ticket Brokers Association
National Association of Ticket Brokers
VANOC also has tickets for resale see tickets.vancouver2010.com, apparently these tickets are verified but there will be a charge.
Hope this helps.
This place has tickets, but they may be a bit pricey:
http://eventticketsforsale.org/vancouver-2010-winter-games-olympics-tickets/
http://eventticketsforsale.org/vancouver-2010-winter-games-olympics-tickets/
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Great year for ticket brokers. Super Bowl in Miami, Winter Games in Van, and the upcoming World Cup in South Africa. 
The nice things about Tiger Wood's return to the Masters is that the event was totally sold out right away. One of the fastest times in its history. On average, its worth about US$ 600.00 in the secondary market. Tickets for the the upcoming World Cup in South Africa costs about US$ 200.00 with the finals at US$ 900.00. Truly worth it with all the hottest girls from around the world from Brazil to Italy. One of the hottest selling and hardest to get tickets, even hotter than a Real Madrid vs. Barcelona game is Spain's Bullfighter Jose Tomas Roman for 1,600 Euros. One his way to becoming the most popular and richest matador in Spanish history.
