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Home|World Cup 2010 South Africa - Ticket, Travel, Hotel & Flight Information
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World Cup 2010: South Africa
The 2010 World Cup will take place in South Africa, the first time the tournament will be staged on the African continent. South Africa controversially and narrowly lost out in the vote to hold the 2006 World Cup but ran out comfortable winners in the bid for 2010 over its African rivals in the FIFA vote in 2004. South Africa successfully staged (and won) the 1995 Rugby World Cup and hosted the 2003 Cricket World Cup (won by Australia). World Cup Betting, Free Bets, Free Tips and Daily competitions
TicketsTickets will go on sale in several phases. The first round of tickets for the 2010 World Cup Finals in South Africa went on sale in February 2009. The 32 participating member football associations will be offered 12% of the purchasable tickets for the group matches and approximately 8% in the knockout phases. All prices for World Cup tickets are in USD. Category 4 (15%) is reserved for South African residents and will be sold exclusively in the local currency - South African Rand (ZAR).
For more detailed ticket sales information see our World Cup Ticket Information Section or buy from unofficial World Cup ticket outlets ScheduleWorld Cup 2010 Match Schedule - see the complete schedule of games and kick off times.
VenuesThe complete list of 10 stadiums in 9 host cities for the 2010 World Cup has been decided. The host cities are: Bloemfontein - capital of Free State Province, located in central South Africa. The present modern rugby / soccer stadium, situated in a pleasant area close to the city center, is being further upgraded. Cape Town - capital of Western Cape Province, and the legislative capital of South Africa. One of the world's most beautiful cities set at the foot of Table Mountain on the ocean. Durban
- largest city in KwaZulu-Natal and South Africa's major port. A
surfing and holiday center on the north east coast. Johannesburg - capital of Gauteng Province and South Africa's largest city and major business and gold mining center. Nelspruit - capital of Mpumalanga Province and a major agricultural center. Gateway to Kruger National Park. Construction work has commenced on the new stadium. Accommodation in the city or in any of the extensive "camps" in the park. Polokwane - capital of Limpopo Province, 1300m above sea level. Small city 3 hours north of Pretoria and also close to wild life parks. New stadium to be built. Port
Elizabeth - located in Eastern Cape Province on the east
coast, a major port. Work has already started on the new stadium,
which is close to the city center and the ocean. Rustenburg
- small, provincial city located North West Province in northern
South Africa, close to the Rustenburg Nature Reserve. Pretoria - located in Gauteng Province, close to Johannesburg and the executive capital of South Africa. Utilising present modern 65,000 capacity rugby stadium - Loftus Versfield. Second round matches will take place in: Cape Town, Johannesburg,
Durban, Pretoria, Rustenberg, Port Elizabeth, and Bloemfontein StadiumsThe complete list of 10 stadiums in 9 host cities for the 2010 World Cup has been decided. The stadiums are: Green Point Stadium aka African Renaissance Stadium (Cape Town), 70,000 capacity. A new stadium will be constructed with a retractable roof. Coca-Cola Park Stadium aka Ellis Park (Johannesburg), 60,000 capacity. Upgrading of South Africa's premier Rugby stadium located in the center of the city. Free State Stadium (Bloemfontein), 40,000 capacity. Renovation of a 1950s stadium Moses Madhiba Stadium (Durban), 70,000 capacity. A new stadium will be constructed replacing King's Park Stadium. Loftus Versfeld (Pretoria). 50,000 capacity. Renovation of an existing stadium. Mbombela Stadium (Nelspruit), 40,000 capacity. A new stadium will be constructed. Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium (Port Elizabeth). 50,000 capacity. A new stadium will be constructed. Peter Mokaba Stadium (Polokwane), 40,000 capacity. New stadium. Royal Bakokeng Stadium (Rustenburg), 40,000 capacity. Renovation of an existing stadium. Soccer City (Johannesburg)
94,700 capacity. Renovation of an existing stadium, on the western
edge of the city where the opening game and final will be played. Accommodation: hotelsCheck our listings for World
Cup 2010 hotel accommodation in the venue cities and other locations
and book your hotel online. Contact us to add your accommodation: free or a small fee options available South Africa World Cup TravelInformation on how to get around South Africa by plane, bus and hire car. All your essential South African travel background. South Africa World Cup CultureGet to know the Rainbow Nation: beer, history, images, languages, people, security, sex, sport, surfing, ubuntu, wine. South Africa from Afrikaans to Jacob Zuma. South Africa World Cup ToursSouth Africa speciality tours including golf tours, wine tours, wildlife tours, Cape Town tours, football tours and more. Mobile / Cell Phone RentalRent a cell phone or satellite phone during World Cup 2010 World Cup NewsAll the latest World Cup 2010 news and views. World Cup 2010 Official Poster
The simple but powerful poster has a bright yellow background,
which symbolizes the sun and the warmth of Africa. The colors of
the South African flag: red, green, blue, black, white and yellow
are also present in the design. World Cup Weather in South AfricaWeather forecasts for South Africa during World Cup 2006. Temperatures, rainfall, humidity, wind speeds and 10-day forecasts. 2010 World Cup Qualifying MatchesFollow all the action in the 2010
World Cup qualifying groups as the teams compete to reach the
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