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Official Release
Issued by iSPORTmedia
Squash’s biggest stars are proving to be a massive draw for The Hi-Tec World Squash Championships – Manchester 2008 with tickets selling out fast as the world’s best men and women prepare to battle it out at the National Squash Centre from 11th October – 19th October.
Defending Champions Amr Shabana and Nicol David have been seeded to regain their titles but there will be plenty of home interest for the Manchester crowds with 12 British men, including world number 3 James Willstrop, in the main draw and no fewer than six women, led by Harrogate’s Jenny Duncalf, guaranteed to line up in the women’s main draw.
With very few tickets remaining for the final weekend and all other days selling fast, hopeful spectators are advised not to delay or face disappointment in missing out on the squash spectacular of the year.
Popular demand has seen an Economy Season Ticket launched for the first time, allowing spectators access to all nine sessions of the event for the specially reduced rate of just £36 for adults (standard rate for all nine session is £70) and £18 for juniors (standard rate for all nine sessions is £47.50).
The tickets will be valid from Monday 13th October through to the thrilling finals day on Sunday 19th October when the world’s best male and female players will be battling it out for the title of World Champion.
A limited number of VIP hospitality packages will be also be available for the final weekend (Thursday 16th to Sunday 19th October). These packages will allow spectators at the National Squash Centre to watch the world’s best players from the comfort of reserved side and back wall seats, and will also include a hot buffet which can be washed down with a selection of wines and soft drinks.
For further details and purchase of these terrific packages contact
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The qualifying rounds on the opening two days of the Championships (Saturday 11th -Sunday 12th October) are open to the public, giving spectators a wonderful chance to see some of the best squash talent completely for free.
Jim Quigley, Head of Major Sports Events and Partnerships, Manchester City Council said, “Squash is growing at an exciting rate and the high levels of ticket sales bear testament to this. Manchester’s experience in hosting elite level sport provides the perfect infrastructure for an international tournament like The Hi-Tec World Squash Championships – Manchester 08. We are delighted with the all round levels of interest for the event and anticipate a unique and exciting atmosphere for both players and fans.”
Tickets are selling quickly for The Hi-Tec World Squash Championships so to avoid disappointment purchase your tickets for the official website - www.worldsquash2008.com which also has full details on the event.
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