Posted: 28 Mar 2011 05:30 PM PDT
From 6th to 8th May the City of Arts and Sciences will be hosting the third Spanish Global Champions Tour Grand Prix / Banco Sabadell Trophy. The director general of the complex, Pedro Garcia Ribot, pointed out that the upcoming celebration of this Grand Prix "means the consolidation of an event which since its first year has managed to attract the public due to the surroundings and the quality of the competition."
The presentation of the Spanish GCT 2011 GP was also attended by the head of the Valencia City Council Sports Department, Cristobal Grau, the director of Banco Sabadell’s Valencia Area, Ramon Reche, the CEO of Oxer (the company that owns the rights to organise this competition in Spain), Álvaro Arrieta, and the international horse-rider, Cayetano Martínez de Irujo.
Pedro Garcia Ribot said of this competition that "in addition to generating wealth and promoting the Valencia Region," it also has "a social side that is well received, since it is not only an elite sport with the best horsemen and women in the world but it also hosts an educational leisure area, the Horse Garden (Jardín del Caballo), where the little ones and their families can discover the equestrian world for free.”
The Global Champions Tour (GCT) is the most prestigious international equestrian circuit in the world. The competition consists of several top-class international show jumping contests that take place in emblematic cities, one of which is Valencia. This time there is expected be wide participation, as 30 of the 33 best horse-riders in the world rankings are expected to take part.
Ticket sale
Pedro Garcia Ribot also explained that this year's ticket sales, starting today, Tuesday 29th March, "will be handled exclusively through the City of Arts and Sciences with very attractive prices." Those interested can buy via the Call Centre on 902 100 031, the museum ticket office or website: www.cac.es.
For Friday 6th May there will be a fee of 6 euros and children under 12 can enter for free. The ticket on this day will give admission to both the Premium Stands and the non-numbered area. On Saturday 7th and Sunday 8th May, numbered tickets will be sold for the Premium Stands at a price of 10 euros for adults and 6 euros for children under 12 if purchased in advance (until 5th May), and 15 euros for adults and 9 euros for children if they are bought on days during the event.
At the weekend, general admission tickets will also be sold without a seat at a price of 6 euros per adult and 4 euros for children up to 12 years of age. Tickets are purchased per day and include all competitions that day, so that one can remain in the event until 8:30 pm.
The presentation of the Spanish GCT 2011 GP was also attended by the head of the Valencia City Council Sports Department, Cristobal Grau, the director of Banco Sabadell’s Valencia Area, Ramon Reche, the CEO of Oxer (the company that owns the rights to organise this competition in Spain), Álvaro Arrieta, and the international horse-rider, Cayetano Martínez de Irujo.
Pedro Garcia Ribot said of this competition that "in addition to generating wealth and promoting the Valencia Region," it also has "a social side that is well received, since it is not only an elite sport with the best horsemen and women in the world but it also hosts an educational leisure area, the Horse Garden (Jardín del Caballo), where the little ones and their families can discover the equestrian world for free.”
The Global Champions Tour (GCT) is the most prestigious international equestrian circuit in the world. The competition consists of several top-class international show jumping contests that take place in emblematic cities, one of which is Valencia. This time there is expected be wide participation, as 30 of the 33 best horse-riders in the world rankings are expected to take part.
Ticket sale
Pedro Garcia Ribot also explained that this year's ticket sales, starting today, Tuesday 29th March, "will be handled exclusively through the City of Arts and Sciences with very attractive prices." Those interested can buy via the Call Centre on 902 100 031, the museum ticket office or website: www.cac.es.
For Friday 6th May there will be a fee of 6 euros and children under 12 can enter for free. The ticket on this day will give admission to both the Premium Stands and the non-numbered area. On Saturday 7th and Sunday 8th May, numbered tickets will be sold for the Premium Stands at a price of 10 euros for adults and 6 euros for children under 12 if purchased in advance (until 5th May), and 15 euros for adults and 9 euros for children if they are bought on days during the event.
At the weekend, general admission tickets will also be sold without a seat at a price of 6 euros per adult and 4 euros for children up to 12 years of age. Tickets are purchased per day and include all competitions that day, so that one can remain in the event until 8:30 pm.
Posted: 28 Mar 2011 11:43 PM PDT
The Interactive Bus of the City of Arts and Sciences will be located today in Parla (Madrid, avenida de las Lagunas calle Lago del Retiro).
the Interactive Bus, is an initiative that aims to bring the contents of the City of Arts and Sciences to several villages through an interactive tour that includes multimedia material, demonstrations and games around Hemisfèric, Science Museum and the Oceanographic. Wednesday 30th to Friday 1st , will be located in Madrid (avenida Felipe II, distrito Salamanca).
Anyone visiting the interactive bus of the City of Arts and Sciences will receive a pamphlet with general information about the complex. It also includes a leaflet with a special offer; anyone who brings it to the ticket booths of the complex will only pay a child’s rate for an entrance ticket. There is also a special offer for any of the Councils of the towns visited that wish to organize a tour to the City of Arts and Sciences; their residents will also get a special price.
the Interactive Bus, is an initiative that aims to bring the contents of the City of Arts and Sciences to several villages through an interactive tour that includes multimedia material, demonstrations and games around Hemisfèric, Science Museum and the Oceanographic. Wednesday 30th to Friday 1st , will be located in Madrid (avenida Felipe II, distrito Salamanca).
Anyone visiting the interactive bus of the City of Arts and Sciences will receive a pamphlet with general information about the complex. It also includes a leaflet with a special offer; anyone who brings it to the ticket booths of the complex will only pay a child’s rate for an entrance ticket. There is also a special offer for any of the Councils of the towns visited that wish to organize a tour to the City of Arts and Sciences; their residents will also get a special price.
0 comentarios:
Publicar un comentario