The peak of current floorball season is coming soon and the fans are getting crazy. The demand for tickets is huge in the Czech Republic as well as abroad.
The lower floor of O2 arena is already sold out for the final day of the tournament, some tickets are still available for the opening day and the semifinals. If you want to be present at the most breathtaking battles of this championship, you should hurry up. Even the tickets for the upper floor are quickly getting sold.
„To overcome the overall attendance record is still our main goal. It’s held by the Swedes who hosted the World Floorball Championship back in 2014 with almost 105 000 spectators. It’s possible to reach, I believe. There’ll be so many events the visitors can enjoy beside awesome floorball games. The programme will start right away from the beginning of the championship on the 1st of December,“ says Filip Šuman, president of Český florbal.
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Overall attendance record: 104 445 visitors (Gothenburg
2014)
Opening day record: 13 280 (Riga 2016)
Final match record: 15 106 (Globen arena, Stockholm
1996)
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Poland Gets First Two Points after Tough Battle against Thailand – 1.12.2018
Czech Republic Overcomes Initial Nervousness and Comfortably Beats Germany – 1.12.2018
New Men´s WFC opening day spectator records! – 1.12.2018
Estonia Downs Australia to Get First Tournament Win – 1.12.2018
Sweden Celebrates Nordic Derby Triumph after Nerve-Racking Third Period – 1.12.2018
Slovakia Outplays Canada in First Game of Group D – 1.12.2018
Switzerland Defeats Latvia in the Opening Game Thanks to Quick Turn in Score – 1.12.2018
DAY 1: The Floorball Feast is Here. Czechs to Start against Germany – 1.12.2018
Team Thailand Spent Three Weeks In Czechia – 30.11.2018
History: WFC 2016 - Scandiavian Drama for Finland – 29.11.2018
History: WFC 2014 - New Attendance Record – 28.11.2018
History: WFC 2012 - The Swedes Back on Top – 28.11.2018
Press Conference: Main Goals, Media Coverage and Fanzones – 28.11.2018
History: WFC 2010 - Back-To-Back Titles for Finland – 27.11.2018
History: WFC 2008 - Finland, The New Champion – 27.11.2018
WFC 2018 TV matches & Streaming – 27.11.2018
WFC 2018 Team Presentations - Group D – 27.11.2018
History: WFC 2006 - Double Golden Hattrick for Team Sweden – 26.11.2018
History: WFC 2004 - Hofbauer Exceeds The Rest – 26.11.2018