Single tickets for the 2024 IIHF WM will be in sale in a week. There is still a possibility to attend the Czech team’s games.

Three months after the start of the ticket sale, the organizers of the 2024 IIHF Ice Hockey World Championship in Prague and Ostrava are preparing to release the packages and launch the sale of individual single tickets on Tuesday 16 January 2024. There is still a chance to see the Czech team for all fans.

Single tickets in sale from 16 January 10:00 CET

The cheapest ticket after releasing the daily packages starts at 490 CZK. Family Game tickets, which were the only ones released separately by the organizers in the first phase, remain in sale from 190 CZK. The first three months showed the enormous interest and hunger of the fans for the 2024 IIHF WM. During this period, the organizers sold almost 400 000 of the tickets, which is almost 65% of the total sales capacity.

The Ice Hockey World Championship will return to Prague and Ostrava after 9 years. If fans haven't bought a ticket yet, now is the perfect time. Fans do not have to decide whether they like the second game in the package and can choose the most preferred variant of the game and enjoy the unique atmosphere of the event, which takes place in Czechia once every decade. Tickets for all games of the Preliminary Round can be purchased by fans via 2024.iihfworlds.com/tickets.

High probability of the “Czech” quarter-final

 If the Czech team qualifies from its group, it will play an "evening" quarter-final in Prague on 23 May from 20:20 (QF3). There is still a high chance to see the Czech players with your own eyes. "In the history of the IIHF WM, it has never happened that we have stayed behind the play-off gates. That's why I would like to appeal to all fans to buy the tickets for the "Prague" quarter-finals as soon as possible," shares Martin Gremlica, head of the ticketing department for the 2024 IIHF WM, in conclusion. Single tickets for the quarter-final games can be purchased from 2,390 CZK via 2024.iihfworlds.com/tickets. The Czechs will play a potential semi-final game on Saturday 25 May at 14:20 CET (SF1).