The final of the Thirty Challenge, the people’s-cup edition in its third season, takes place at the Arena Kuwait on 9 October. The organisers say the journey began with thousands of entrants from eight countries.
And the part that matters to anyone planning to go: the ticket page shows the state of every tier, and the picture is not comfortable.
Eleven prices, nine of them gone
These are the tiers as listed on the site, and their state when the page was read on 27 August:
VIP KD 35 — sold out. Royal 30 — sold out. Diamond 25 — sold out. Platinum 20 — sold out.
Gold A 18 — sold out. Gold B 15 — available.
Silver A 13 — sold out. Silver B 10 — available.
Bronze A 7 — sold out. Bronze B 5 — sold out.
Accessible seating at ten dinars has gone as well, and the site asks anyone wanting it to call the ticketing team on 25362453.
What the list tells you
The dearest has gone, and the cheapest has gone. What is left are two tiers in the middle: fifteen dinars and ten.
Which means anyone who had a five-dinar seat in mind has missed it, and the least you can pay to be there today is ten. The page carries a “selling fast” mark — the only one of its kind on the Arena’s entire calendar.
Before you buy
The Arena says its only official ticketing platform is its own website or its counter at 360 Mall, mezzanine 2. Anything bought elsewhere will not get you in.
And the position may change: new batches can be released, and what remains can go. Check the page before you promise anyone a seat.
Photo: runners in a road race. By U.S. Air Force photo by Senior A, public domain via Wikimedia Commons.
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