SPORTS TICKETS NOW ON SALE ON RYANAIR.COM
Ryanair today (14 Dec) expanded its Ryanair Tickets service to include football tickets for Spanish La Liga and Ligue 1 in France.
In partnership with Coras, Ryanair Tickets offers the best theatre and tourist attractions across 19 European countries on the Ryanair.com website, for the lowest prices, and Ryanair customers can now purchase tickets for some of the biggest football matches, both directly via Ryanair Tickets (https://tickets.ryanair.com/) and through the Active Trip page, matching the date and destination of their booked trip.
Tickets are now available for La Liga games featuring Atlético Madrid, Espanyol and Málaga, as well as Toulouse FC in France’s Ligue 1. More football and rugby matches will be available over the coming weeks and customers can purchase tickets for all events in 10 languages and 8 currencies (Euro, Sterling, Dirham, Dollar, Norwegian Krone, Krona, Danish Krone and Z?oty) with more currencies and offers to follow.
Ryanair’s Director of Ancillary, Greg O’Gorman said:
“We’re pleased to partner with Coras to add more events to our Ryanair Tickets service, offering customers the opportunity to purchase tickets to some of the top European sporting events. Ryanair Tickets already offers tickets to leading Tourist attractions such as The Eiffel Tower, The Colosseum and London Eye, West End shows including Aladdin, Les Misérables, The Lion King and Wicked, and customers benefit from very competitive prices as an easy add-on within their “My Ryanair” account.”
Mark McLaughlin, CEO of Coras said:
“Travel plans increasingly start with the purchase of an event ticket, whether it be for a football match or for a favourite music artist. Ryanair Tickets offers customers a more convenient and personalised experience to purchase the best event tickets across Europe. Starting with La Liga and Ligue 1 tickets, Ryanair customers can now buy tickets to enjoy games at Europe’s most iconic stadiums, with more teams and sports to be added in 2019.”
This post was published on 14 December 2018 12:22
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