The French Tony Estanguetpresident of Paris 2024 Organizing Committeereported this Tuesday that, a day before the start of the Paralympic Games, the two million tickets were sold and they have tickets for seven sports are sold out: fencing, track cycling, taekwondo, horse riding, triathlon, blind shooting and soccer.
Of the two and a half million tickets sold, two have already been sold, so the Organizing Committee is currently focusing its efforts on increasing that number, despite the fact that the development of the Paralympic Games coincides with the students returned to classes in Paris.
“The hope that these Games will inspire is enormous. We have sold two million tickets, something extraordinary, and we can already say that there are some stadiums full,” he said. Estanguetat a press conference.
“These Games are scheduled at the time of the return to schools but we are not trying to fill the stadiums. I think this is the best way to convey sensitivity about disabilities in this age group. They have the these new generations are aware,” he confessed.
The president of the Paris 2024 Organizing Committee hopes that the experience of the Olympic Games will be repeated, where tickets were sold until the “last hour” of the competitions.
“There are still tickets for the closing ceremony. We want to close the Games with energy and I can say that there are twenty-four French artists who will offer us a big concert with a warm atmosphere,” he concluded. Estanguet.
Source: La Verdad
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