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2012 Paralympics Tickets Available Now
Friday, 09 December 2011 13:33
The Paralympics Australia Travel Office has an allocation of Rowing tickets in category A across all sessions for all 3 days of rowing. We encourage you to order these now so you don't miss out. Each daily ticket is AUD 22. Please view their Booking Conditions for more details. Before ordering your tickets, please ensure that you thoroughly review the Games Tickets Terms and Conditions which apply to all purchases via the Paralympics Australia Travel Office.
The Paralympics Australia Travel Office, in association with the Australian Paralympic Committee, have launched a purpose-built London 2012 Paralympic Games website detailing the fantastic range of travel packages and ticket options available to family and friends of the Australian Paralympic Team wanting to attend the Games. This website is a great source of information including details on all Games tickets, venues and travel, as well as package options including optional flights, accommodation, the Australian supporter function and much more!
Once you have reviewed the options available, please complete the online booking form.
Should you have any questions regarding the Games, please don't hesitate to contact:
Claire Cuthbert
Paralympics Australia Travel Office
Level 7, 11 Queens Road | Melbourne VIC 3004
Phone (03) 9676 2439 | Toll Free 1300 300 756
Email claire.cuthbert@gtaus.com.au
The 2012 London Paralympics TA2X Adaptive Rowing Competition will be held over 3 days between 31 August and 2 September 2012.
The rowing venue is located at Eton Dorney, which is located near Windsor Castle. It is situated 40km outside of London and not on the London Underground network. However the venue can be reached by National Rail from central London. Should we have enough interest we will arrange for private transportation for the Support Crew between central London and Eton Dorney, for each day of the rowing. We hope that you can be part of what we hope will be a very special time at the 2012 London Paralympic Games.
