【ポルノ映画 愛】StarLadder Major ticket information announced; event schedule adjusted

StarLadder has announced that tickets for the Champions Stage of its upcoming Counter-Strike Major will go on ポルノ映画 愛general sale later on Wednesday.

The ticket sale will go live at 18:00 through The Ticket Fairy and will come in regular and premium options, available both in single-day entrance and four-day bundles.

General admission tickets will cost between €25 (Thursday and Friday) and €35 (Saturday and Sunday), with the four-day entrance bundle having been priced at €99.

Single-day premium tickets, including a dedicated entrance, a seat in a premium area, a special attendee badge and access to a priority line in signing sessions, will be available for €50 for the first two days and €60 for the final two days of the event. The four-day premium bundle, priced at €249, will come with "a goodie bag with exclusive gifts".

Tickets for the StarLadder Major will go on sale today

Due to Germany's age restrictions, all attendees must be aged 16 or over to be allowed to enter the venue. According to the official ticket site, no exceptions will be made, even with a legal guardian present or written authorization.

The StarLadder Major will come to a close with the playoff stage at Mercedes-Benz Arena, located in Berlin, from September 5-8, in what will be the fourth CS:GO Major to be held on German soil, the first since 2016.

Meanwhile, StarLadder has announced that the schedule for the Challengers Stage has been trimmed from six days to just four, while the schedule for the Legends Stage has been pared down from six days to five. Contacted by HLTV.org, StarLadder noted that this represents "the first step towards reducing the footprint of CS:GO Majors on the global event schedule."

The updated schedule for the StarLadder Major looks as follows:

August 23-26– Challengers Stage
August 28-September 1– Legends Stage
September 5-8– Champions Stage

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