Seawolves start pre-sale – that’s what the tickets cost
Rostock. Basketball Bundesliga club Rostock Seawolves has started the free sale of tickets for its home games in the first half of the season. Supporters of the promoted team can buy tickets in the fan shop (Rostock, Lange Str. 35), at advance booking offices or online at tickets.seawolves.de.
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“After the great rush for season tickets, the fans were also looking forward to the start of sales of day tickets. The demand for the home games against Alba Berlin, FC Bayern Basketball or the Towers Hamburg is huge. We can hardly wait for a home game against Ulm to finally start on October 9th,” says Seawolves ticketing boss Martin Krause.
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Day tickets cost between 16 and 32 euros per person (full-paying). The duels against Hamburg, Munich, Chemnitz and Berlin were classified as top games. A ticket surcharge applies here. The price range is between 18 and 36 euros.
The Seawolves Prep Program
The basketball players of the Rostock Seawolves will play a total of ten friendlies before the start of the 1st Bundesliga with the home game against Ulm on October 9th. Three of them take place during the training camp in Lithuania. At the dress rehearsal before the first competitive game, a showdown against the top team from Alba Berlin is on the agenda. Venue is Oranienburg.
All pre-season dates at a glance
Saturday, August 27, Bargeshagen: Seawoles – Fog Naestved (1st Danish league/not public). Sunday, August 28 to Tuesday September 6: Training camp in Lithuania with friendlies against BC Siauliai, Zalgris Kaunas and Labas Gas (all Lithuanian 1st League). Sunday, September 11, 3 p.m., Stadthalle Rostock: Seawolves – Hamburg Towers (1st Bundesliga). Tuesday, September 13: Seawolves – Bakken Bears (1st Danish league/not public). Friday 16th and Sunday 19th September: Spojnia Stargard (1st Polish League) – Seawolves. Friday, September 23: Rasta Vechta (2nd BL ProA) – Seawolves (not public). Sunday 25 September 3 p.m. in Oranienburg: Alba Berlin (Bundesliga 1) – Seawolves.
“The demand is very high, which makes us very happy,” said club spokesman Thomas Käckenmeister on Wednesday. The main hit is the home game against Alba Berlin. “Hundreds of tickets were sold within hours,” reported Käckenmeister.
The Seawolves had sold 1,300 season tickets in the past few weeks. In addition to tickets for individual games, season tickets are still available.
