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glasgow2014.com/tickets Glasgow 2014XX Commonwealth Games

OFFICIAL TICKETING GUIDE

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Aquatics Diving Royal Commonwealth Pool, Edinburgh

Swimming Tollcross International Swimming Centre

Athletics Marathon Glasgow City Marathon Course

Track & Field Hampden Park

Badminton Emirates Arena

Boxing Scottish Exhibition + Conference Centre Precinct (Finals: The Hydro)

Cycling Mountain Bike Cathkin Braes Mountain Bike Trails

Road Glasgow City Cycling Road Courses

Track Sir Chris Hoy Velodrome

Gymnastics Artistic The Hydro

Rhythmic The Hydro

Hockey Glasgow National Hockey Centre

Judo Scottish Exhibition + Conference Centre Precinct

Lawn Bowls Kelvingrove Lawn Bowls Centre

Netball Scottish Exhibition + Conference Centre Precinct

Rugby Sevens Ibrox Stadium

Shooting Barry Buddon Shooting Centre, Carnoustie

Squash Scotstoun Sports Campus

Table Tennis Scotstoun Sports Campus

Triathlon Strathclyde Country Park

Weightlifting Clyde Auditorium

Para-Sport Powerlifting Clyde Auditorium

Wrestling Scottish Exhibition + Conference Centre Precinct

Opening Ceremony Celtic Park

Closing Ceremony Hampden Park

CompetitionSchedule

Detailed Sport competition schedules with ticket prices are listed at the back of this Guide and online at: glasgow2014.com/tickets

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17 SPORTS11 DAYS1 PLACE TO BE

I’ve looked forward to this moment for many years. One of the world’s greatest sporting competitions on home soil. The Commonwealth’s best athletes – many returning to the UK after remarkable achievements at the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games – battling for medal glory across 17 sports and 11 days of competition. The Commonwealth Games is a very special event, and has a special place in my heart. Winning Gold for Scotland at Manchester 2002 and Melbourne 2006 were incredibly proud, emotional moments for me. With passionate home crowds, I know that the athletes competing for Team Scotland are in for a life-changing experience. Put simply, your cheers and support could mean the difference between Silver and Gold. And with around a million tickets up for grabs, there will be something for everyone. All the people involved with Glasgow 2014 want the venues to be filled with enthusiastic fans – and I’m proud to be an ambassador for the Games. I’m particularly happy that there are special half-price tickets for under-16s and over-60s. Getting young people involved in and inspired by sport is something I’ll always be committed to. On behalf of Glasgow 2014 and its partners, we thank you for all your support so far – and look forward to receiving your ticket application and seeing you next summer. Ticket sales open from 19 August to 16 September. Let’s go!

Sir Chris Hoy Glasgow 2014 Ambassador

Where will you be, when the world comes to Scotland? When the XX Commonwealth Games come to Glasgow, Scotland’s sporting capital? I’ll be there – and I hope you’ll be there too.

Cover Photography: Ian M

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An accessible Games

We’re making our venues, communications and services as accessible as possible, to make sure everyone has a great Games experience.

Our Accessible Ticketing Policy demonstrates our commitment to ensuring under-represented groups can access the Games.

Accessible tickets are priced in the lowest price category for the session.

A personal assistant ticket is included in the price of an accessible ticket.

You can tell us about your accessibility support requirements when you apply for tickets.

You can request tickets for accompanying family and friends on your application form.

Tickets for accompanying family and friends will be allocated as close to accessible seats as possible.

At a glance

Like all previous Commonwealth Games, Glasgow 2014 will run a fair and simple application process to ensure everyone has an equal chance of getting tickets.

It makes no difference whether you apply for tickets on the first day, last day, or anytime in between.

Where we’re inundated with ticket applications for particular sport sessions – like the 100m Track final – we’ll run a fair, simple draw. It’ll be completely impartial, selecting people from across all the applications received.

You apply for the tickets you want. It’s not a lucky dip – if you’ve requested tickets for Netball you won’t be given tickets for Table Tennis.

If you ask for four tickets, you will either be successful or unsuccessful in your application for four tickets. You will not be offered one, two or three tickets.

We’ll contact you by email with a summary of your tickets before any payment is taken.

You’ll get a second chance to buy any remaining tickets before they’re made available for further sale in late October.

Starting price of all tickets for all sports:

£15Half-price tickets for under-16s and over-60s start from:

£7.50

No booking fees, and the cost of your ticket includes public transport in the local area on the day of your session.

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Two-thirds of all sports tickets:

£25 and under



Aquatics

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For full schedule see p62

Diving

With nerves of steel, the divers rule the roost up near the rafters. They stand perfectly still on the platform. With eyes closed, they’re visualising the dive they’re about to perform. It lasts fractions of a second but it’ll blow you away. With acrobatic skill and precision the divers twist, turn and soar over the water. Everything counts in the battle for points - the starting position, the take-off, the flight and the entry. Will they glide under the surface without raising a ripple?

Venue: Diving: Royal Commonwealth Pool, Edinburgh Swimming: Tollcross International Swimming Centre

Tickets from: £15

Find out more: glasgow2014.com #2014aquatics

Swimming

The first thing that hits you is the heat and familiar smell of the pool. Then it’s the wall of noise bouncing off the tiles. At the centre of everything is a glistening 50 metre stretch of blue, where records will be broken and medals won. The swimmers line up. They’re wearing caps, goggles and suits that fit like a second skin. Look at the shoulders. These are swimming machines.

Water droplets sparkle and fly as the swimmers cut through the water. Lungs work like bellows and limbs power them forward. The lead is won, lost and reclaimed as they surge ahead, reaching for the finish. The crowd is on its feet, cheering as one. With nail-biting finishes that’ll leave you breathless, the swimming competition is one of the hottest tickets in town.

Photography: PA


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Athletics

Thousands of people are holding their breath. On your marks and get set are history. Go is about to happen. When it does, those same people will cheer louder than they’ve ever done before. Welcome to the Athletics competition. In July 2014, Hampden Stadium will become a modern-day amphitheatre. The Commonwealth’s greatest athletes will battle it out for medals and glory. You can be part of their story.

This is one of sport’s greatest spectacles. These are the people who’re aiming to run faster, jump higher and throw further than anyone else. Underdogs rub shoulders with champions. Rivals resume old feuds. A lifetime of training comes down to one moment.

The Commonwealth Games title is the only one I don’t have. I need to get that title. – Usain Bolt



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Venue: Marathon: Glasgow City Marathon Course Track & Field: Hampden Park

Tickets from: £15 (Track & Field). Marathon is a free event.

Find out more: glasgow2014.com #2014athletics

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Everyone has a favourite event. It might be watching the discus throwers spin then let loose. Marvelling at the marathon runners as they pound the streets of Glasgow. Urging the high jumpers to find a little more altitude, or rooting for the Para-Sport athletes as they power round the track. You’ve got the chance to see all the drama of the Athletics competition up close. Get ready to watch history unfold.

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Badminton

Welcome to the fastest racquet sport on earth – where shuttlecocks fly at 300 kilometres an hour. This fast and furious game will bring out the competitive streak in the mildest of temperaments. See how the players size up their opponent. They stare through the net and anticipate the serve. Will it lightly whisper over the net or will it hurtle to the back of the court? Prepare to watch in awe as trainers screech across the floor, racquets whip through the air and the shuttlecock clips the line. This is a game of instinct and lightning-fast reactions. Without fitness, flexibility and fancy footwork, you’re done for.

Venue: Emirates Arena

Tickets from: £15

Find out more: glasgow2014.com #2014badminton

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Inside a six metre square ring, there’s nowhere to hide – and the boxers come prepared. Dodging and weaving, every jab seeks a target as they prowl around the ring. Strength counts, but only speed and a sixth sense can avoid those blows. The coaches in the corner shout encouragement while the referee’s eyes remain fixed on the action. Two figures in gloves and gumshields continue to circle, sweat pouring and energy draining. The clamour of the crowd surrounds them and the lights blaze overhead.

Fired up by the electric atmosphere, names will be made and reputations won. With the Commonwealth Games debut of Women’s Boxing, it’s now an equal arena. So will it be hard graft or a knockout punch that wins the crown? Either way, the crowd won’t let up until the referee raises one boxer’s arm in victory.

Venue: Scottish Exhibition + Conference Centre Precinct Finals: The Hydro

Tickets from: £15

Find out more: glasgow2014.com #2014boxing

Glasgow 2014 means everything to me. It’s another chance for me to make history. – Nicola Adams

Boxing

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Photography: PA




Cycling

Venue: Mountain Bike: Cathkin Braes Mountain Bike Trails Road: Citywide Track: Sir Chris Hoy Velodrome

Tickets from: £15. Road Races are free events.

Find out more: glasgow2014.com #2014cycling

Track

With visors down, Lycra coating sculpted muscles and science fiction helmets buckled under chins, everything has been streamlined for speed. Welcome to the velodrome, where the human rocketships fly. Round and round and round they go, orbiting the track at warp speed. All eyes follow these cycling powerhouses as the cheers reach a crescendo. Will the hours and hours of training pay off? Is a final burst of speed left in those legs?

Road

The crowds lining the streets create a tunnel of noise. The riders flash through it, wheels spinning and eyes straight ahead. Bunched up tight, the road cyclists move in a pack, awaiting their chance to go it alone. They’ll be taking the tourist route through Glasgow, but forgive them if they don’t pause to admire the architecture. When you’re travelling at these speeds, all you can see is the finish line.

Mountain Bike

Watch them hurtle through grit, gravel and mud and pity whoever’s doing the laundry. The Mountain Bike riders plunge downhill, power back up and navigate rocky terrain, shrugging off the wind, rain and whatever else Mother Nature throws at them. They need endurance, technical prowess and spirit if they’re to champion the course. Flat tyres and falls threaten, but you can bet they’ll be taking no prisoners.

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GymnasticsVenue: The Hydro

Tickets from: £15

Find out more: glasgow2014.com #2014gymnastics

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They defy gravity. We look on in awe. Bars, vault or pommel horse, it doesn’t matter what piece of equipment the gymnasts turn to – you know they’ll push their boundaries to conquer it. Female athletes pirouette and somersault along the beam without batting an eyelid. Male athletes swing and hold on rings with astounding muscle strength. Both hurtle towards the vault without a trace of fear, ready to spring skywards and amaze us. Floorwork means controlled balance, revolutions in the air and accomplishing that perfect landing. All the while we hold our breath and wonder how they do it. Gymnastics is the ultimate in control, balance and perfect execution. This is strength wrapped up in grace. The gymnasts are like diamonds in the dark of the arena – sparkling and strong.

Rhythmic

Grace, skill and awe-inspiring flexibility: Rhythmic Gymnastics calls for all three. Flawless control is essential as the gymnast rotates the hoop, rolls the ball, catches the clubs or snakes the ribbon. Always in motion, these specialist gymnasts own the floor. This is gymnastics with added style. It’s not enough to show affinity with the apparatus; these athletes have to make their shapes flow as smoothly as silk. Musical multi-taskers, they balance, leap and pivot towards their medal.

To be able to compete for Team Scotland at Glasgow 2014 would be phenomenal. Hearing the home crowd cheering me on would make all the hard work and training worth it. – Dan Keatings

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Hockey

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Twenty-two players, 22 sticks, two umpires and one ball: put them together and you get 70 minutes of full-throttle sporting action. Guaranteed. Fast, fierce and athletic, Hockey isn’t for the faint-hearted. Glasgow Green will be a battlefield where teams show off their tactics and their toughness. There’s a reason Hockey players wear shin pads and mouth guards. For these athletes it’s about using the hockey stick to devastating effect: passing, shooting, scoring and stopping opponents from getting the ball. There’s no time to pause when the substitutes come on – in Hockey the action is non-stop. The players do everything they can to avoid the dreaded shoot-out competition, where one strike can seal a team’s fate. The Commonwealth boasts some of the world’s best Hockey teams. With everything to play for over 11 days of competition, there’ll be scuffles, skirmishes and direct hits as teams fight for their place on the podium.

Venue: Glasgow National Hockey Centre

Tickets from: £15

Find out more: glasgow2014.com #2014hockey

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Hajime! The Judo contest is under way. The competitors are judoka. The mat is the tatami. The ultimate goal is ippon – it means instant victory if an athlete manages the perfect throw, stranglehold or armlock before the opponent twists away.

Venue: Scottish Exhibition + Conference Centre Precinct

Tickets from: £15

Find out more: glasgow2014.com #2014judo

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The two competitors size each other up. Neither is willing to give an inch. They’ve got five minutes to attack, defend, fight for dominance and score those all-important points. But it’s also a game of respect – note the bows when competitors enter and leave the mat. Judo means ‘the gentle way’ but it’s dynamic and explosive. It’s chess-like tactics. It’s predicting the opponent’s moves and using their feints, size and bodyweight against them. Who will achieve the winning hold or throw – or end up the victim of their own moves?

Judo

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Lawn Bowls The magnificent Victorian architecture

of Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum and the greenery of Kelvingrove Park provide a picture perfect backdrop. But don’t be misled by the serenity of the setting – the Lawn Bowls athletes are fired up and out to win. With up to 30 rinks in play at any one time, Lawn Bowls calls for accuracy, nerve and strategy. The athletes wear a poker face as they survey the lie of the land. Judgement is everything. The bowlers show incredible precision as they aim for the jack. The stakes rise and you could cut the tension with a knife. Just as the outcome looks inevitable, one team sends down a fast drive, the bowls smack and scatter and it’s game on again. In Lawn Bowls, it’s never predictable.

Venue: Kelvingrove Lawn Bowls Centre

Tickets from: £15

Find out more: glasgow2014.com #2014lawnbowls

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Netball

She shoots, she scores. She doesn’t slam-dunk. Netball is a global sport with massive appeal – in New Zealand it’s drawn bigger TV audiences than the All Blacks. So what’s the attraction?

Netball is boisterous. Netball has pace. Netball is about making split-second decisions and dealing with the consequences. When a player gets the ball, they have three seconds to decide what to do with it. Watch as they pivot, looking for the perfect pass. Shoes squeak as the action tears up and down the court. As the clock ticks onward, the sprints, interceptions and shots on goal get ever-faster. The volume rises and the pressure racks up. The final whistle gets closer and one thing’s for certain: the Netball players will make every move and every minute count.


Tickets from: £15

Find out more: glasgow2014.com #2014netball

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Rugby Sevens

Born and bred in Scotland, Rugby Sevens is coming home. This is rugby at lightning speed. Forget about the luxury of having 80 minutes to win a match. In Rugby Sevens, you get two teams of seven men with just 14 minutes to show what they’re made of. Take a deep breath, because when the whistle blows, the action is going to come thick and fast. Rugby Sevens takes strength, but the reduced numbers mean that pace and fast reactions are just as important. With the best teams in the world as contenders, you know the action is going to be top-flight. The crowds create a party atmosphere while the athletes take care of business. You’ll marvel at their stamina as the passes, kicks and tries come in quick succession. Expect hard hits, lung-bursting sprints and points scored by the shovel-load.

Venue: Ibrox Stadium

Tickets from: £15

Find out more: glasgow2014.com #2014rugbysevens

You need to be dedicated, driven to succeed, a winner, a fighter, a team player. – Colin Gregor

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ShootingThe crack of the shot rings out. Has it hit the target? The Shooting competition will take the Games out of the city to the dramatic east coast setting of Barry Buddon, near Carnoustie. Here the fresh water of the River Tay meets the sea, surrounded by windswept dunes. The striking location sets the tone for what promises to be a gripping competition.

Venue: Barry Buddon Shooting Centre, Carnoustie

Tickets from: £15 for a day ticket that includes all Shooting disciplines

Find out more: glasgow2014.com #2014shooting

Each shooting discipline has its own appeal and challenge. Clay Target athletes need spectacular aim to hit moving targets – a shattered clay showing a direct hit. Full Bore requires adaptability as well as precision for targets across a range of distances up to 1,000 yards. For Pistol and Small Bore, concentration and control are all-important to score those vital points. Shooting is for experts. It’s not just one lucky shot. Consistency is everything in order to succeed. Competitors must perform under pressure. When the tension’s building, can they deliver the goods? It’s a still hand and a steady nerve that results in the perfect shot. Every time.

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SquashThe Squash players bound around the court, changing direction, anticipating their opponent’s next move, making split-second decisions. If they lose focus for even a moment they’ll pay the price. Medal matches enjoy maximum exposure thanks to the glass-walled court, with the players’ concentration matched by that of the spectators outside. Expect endurance, elation and explosive action.

Venue: Scotstoun Sports Campus

Tickets from: £15

Find out more: glasgow2014.com #2014squash

The Squash ball zips around the court, ricocheting off walls at high speed. The thwack as it hits and the screech of shoes on the floor are accompanied by the cheers of the crowd, crashing around the venue as points are won and lost.

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Table Tennis

The average table lives a predictable life. People serve dinner on it, read the papers at it and occasionally leave coffee cup stains on it. A Table Tennis table is a different breed. It exists under the spotlight, bare except for lines and a net, tough enough to withstand the onslaught of the players who’re battling across it.

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Don’t call it ping pong, flim flam or wiff waff. Table Tennis might have originated as after-dinner entertainment but nowadays it is fast and furious. The players dance around the edges, agile, crouching and ready to spring. Watch as they whip the racket back and forth. One moment it’s a gentle breeze, the next it’s a hurricane. Every stroke is perfectly judged and the players’ focus is absolute. If a Table Tennis match were a comic strip, you’d see a lot of ka-pows booming across the table. So pull up a seat and prepare yourself for a white-knuckle ride.

Venue: Scotstoun Sports Campus

Tickets from: £15

Find out more: glasgow2014.com #2014tabletennis

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Triathlon It’s got three acts, costume changes and plenty of drama, but this isn’t theatre. Triathlon uses the great outdoors as its stage; its players are the athletes, conquering the landscape as they swim, cycle and run towards the final curtain. Don’t call triathletes good all-rounders. It doesn’t do them justice. These are athletes whose endurance and versatility places them firmly in the sporting elite.

It starts with open water swimming. The competitors don’t have the luxury of a lane each here – they need to find their own breathing space as they jostle through choppy waters. Out of the water and it’s off with the wetsuits and onto the bikes for a gruelling cycle leg. These transitions are everything – seconds lost while putting on your shoes can have a devastating impact later in the race. Harshest of all is the last leg – the final run when reserves are at their lowest. Expect 100% commitment. Triathlon is all about showing true grit.

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Venue: Strathclyde Country Park

Tickets from: £15 Access to the park is free.

Find out more: glasgow2014.com #2014triathlon

Photography: Janos Schmidt




Weightlifting & Para-Sport Powerlifting Everything about these athletes

radiates strength. Powerhouse legs, a steel core and arms like suspension cables. When the barbell is lifted you’ll see blood vessels bulge and cheeks puff out, swiftly followed by a roar of victory when things go to plan. With eight bodyweight categories for men and seven for women, the weightlifters show their mettle on the snatch and the clean and jerk. And don’t miss the Para-Sport Powerlifting, with four Golds up for grabs. The competition takes place in the belly of the Armadillo, where the athletes will follow in the footsteps of rock stars. Expect an atmosphere as lively as any concert as the crowd gets swept up in the contest to prove who’s the strongest of them all.

To win, just lift more than anyone else. Sounds straightforward? Not when you see the size of those weights. The Weightlifting competitors are the strongmen and women of the Games. They show off muscles most of us didn’t even know existed.

Venue: Clyde Auditorium

Tickets from: £15

Find out more: glasgow2014.com #2014weightlifting

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Wrestling

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Throw away the script. This isn’t late night TV theatrics. This is the real deal – freestylers fusing raw power into a truly dramatic display of technical prowess. Grapples, holds, throws and pins. You’ll see all of these played out on the mat when the Wrestling competition gets under way. These athletes don’t hold back – they just want to lock horns and get stuck in. One minute they’re on their feet, the next they’re flying through the air. Locked in a vice-like grip or spread-eagled on the mat, scoring points is the end game.


Tickets from: £15

Find out more: glasgow2014.com #2014wrestling

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Para-Sport You won’t find a separate Para-Sport schedule at Glasgow 2014. That’s because our Para-Sport programme is fully integrated, with 22 Gold medal events across five sports – the largest number in Commonwealth Games history. Athletes including Paralympic and World Champions will be bringing world-class competition to Glasgow from over 20 nations, and adding Para-Sport medals to their home nation’s scoreboard.

Aquatics (Swimming): 6 medal events

— Women’s 100m Freestyle S8 and Men’s 200m Individual Medley SM8: Swimmers with severe restrictions in the joints of the lower limbs or who have lost either both hands or one arm. — Men’s 100m Freestyle S9 and Women’s 100m Breaststroke SB9: Swimmers with joint restrictions in one leg, double below-the-knee amputations or an amputation of one leg. — Men’s 200m Freestyle S14: Swimmers with an intellectual impairment. — Women’s 200m Individual Medley SM10: Swimmers with minimal physical impairments.

Athletics: 6 medal events

— Women’s Long Jump F37/38: Athletes with cerebral palsy. — Men’s Discus Throw F42/44: Athletes with leg deficiencies, such as amputations. — Women’s 100m T12: Athletes with visual impairment (who may choose to run with a guide). — Men’s 100m T37: Athletes with cerebral palsy. — Women’s and Men’s 1500m T54: Athletes competing in a wheelchair.

Cycling: 4 medal events

— Women’s and Men’s B Tandem 1000m Time Trial and Sprint: Visually impaired cyclists riding a tandem bike, with a sighted pilot at the front responsible for steering.

Lawn Bowls: 2 medal events

— Mixed Pairs B2/B3: Bowlers with a visual impairment. — Open Triples B6/B7/B8: Bowlers with a physical impairment.

Para-Sport Powerlifting: 4 medal events

— Women’s and Men’s Lightweight and Heavyweight categories: Athletes with a lower leg or hip impairment, who compete together with no specific classification. The weights they benchpress, compared with bodyweight, decide the medal wins.



The Glasgow 2014Ceremonies

On 23 July 2014, we’ll welcome thousands of spectators and athletes and hundreds of millions of viewers to Glasgow for the XX Commonwealth Games. It will be a day – and an Opening Ceremony – to remember. The largest, most prestigious live show Glasgow and Scotland have ever seen. With the world holding its breath, we’ll reintroduce ourselves to the Commonwealth family and show everyone what we’re made of. Most importantly, we’ll celebrate what we all have in common – the true spirit of unity in diversity.

There will be spectacular moments. Audacious, visual, musical, theatrical moments. There will be uplifting and surprising ones too: the Parade of Nations, the Competitors’ Oath, the epic finale to the Queen’s Baton Relay. And then, at long last, the Games will begin. Eleven days later, on 3 August, we’ll get together again for a Closing Ceremony to celebrate all we’ve achieved and hand over to the Gold Coast 2018 Commonwealth Games. As we say our goodbyes, we’ll show the world that Glasgow knows a thing or two about throwing a great party.

Photography: Steve Lindridge

Venue: Opening Ceremony: Celtic Park Closing Ceremony: Hampden Park

Tickets from : £40 (Opening Ceremony) £30 (Closing Ceremony)

Find out more: glasgow2014.com

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Festival 2014 Queen’s Baton Relay

It’s not just about sport. Culture 2014 is a national celebration of the countdown to the Games. With a series of special events leading up to and marking the journey of the Queen’s Baton Relay through Scotland, it culminates at Games Time with Glasgow’s exciting Festival 2014. Glasgow is a vibrant city, world renowned for culture. Its international community of artists, musicians, writers and performers will bring the city’s streets and stages alive. Its galleries, parks and concert halls will create an incredible backdrop for Games Time celebrations. Showcasing the very best of arts and entertainment from Glasgow, Scotland and the Commonwealth, Festival 2014 is an unmissable part of your Games experience. It’s the biggest party that Glasgow’s ever thrown – and everyone’s invited!

Find out more: glasgow2014.com/culture

The Opening Ceremony is the official starting point of the Commonwealth Games, but the invitation to the athletes and people of the Commonwealth goes out 288 days earlier.

The Queen’s Baton Relay is a much-loved tradition of the Commonwealth Games – and it’s a journey like no other. On 9 October 2013, at Buckingham Palace, Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II will place Her message to the Commonwealth inside the baton. Then from Glasgow it will depart for India, Host Nation of the Delhi 2010 Commonwealth Games. Over 288 days the baton will travel more than a hundred thousand miles, visiting all 71 nations and territories of the Commonwealth. It will be carried by thousands of batonbearers on its epic journey, all chosen or nominated by their own country to participate. On its final leg, the baton will travel the length and breadth of Scotland on the way to its ultimate destination – the Opening Ceremony.

Its journey across continents, terrains and time-zones carries and delivers a powerful message at home and abroad – a message read aloud by The Queen at the ceremony to declare the Games open.

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GlasgowRecently named by TripAdvisor as ‘Travellers’ Choice Destination on the Rise’, Glasgow is a stylish, friendly and exciting city – the perfect host for Scotland’s biggest ever party. With many Games venues in walking distance of the city’s famous George Square, you’ll be immersed in sport and culture from the moment you arrive. Glasgow is a city of world-class, free-entry museums and galleries, including the grand Kelvingrove Art Gallery & Museum and the award-winning Riverside Museum. It’s also the largest retail centre in the UK outside London, its Style Mile offering everything from designer finds to high street favourites. Glasgow is packed with hidden surprises – from the tiny independent shops and restaurants tucked in the West End’s lanes to the beautiful Victorian parks which bejewel the city.

Don’t forget to look upwards. That’s where the city’s stunning architectural history is strongest. Marvel at the innovation of Charles Rennie Mackintosh’s Art Nouveau designs, which include the Glasgow School of Art and the Mackintosh House. And look out for the work of Alexander ‘Greek’ Thomson, whose distinctive neoclassical footprint stamps landmark buildings through the city’s centre and suburbs. Whichever side of the city you explore, you’re guaranteed a warm Glasgow welcome.

Scotland

This is a country with breathtaking landscapes, historic castles and world-renowned food and drink – and much of it is on Glasgow’s doorstep. History past and present is all around. A ferry ride takes you to the isle of Arran, where the dramatic mountains and coastlines are described as ‘Scotland in miniature’. A short drive finds you surrounded by the romance of Loch Lomond and the bracing beauty of the walkers’ favourite, the West Highland Way. A fast train trip from Glasgow will let you explore Edinburgh’s Castle, Royal Mile and famous hidden 17th century alleyways. If you’ve time to meander, the West Highland line will take you to Mallaig on what’s widely regarded as one of the most beautiful train journeys on the planet. Travel a little further afield and you’ll discover

Highland crofts and Renaissance palaces, classical pleasure gardens and almost 800 islands. As Scotland welcomes the world in 2014, there’s no better time to visit. With the Commonwealth Games, the Ryder Cup and the Year of Homecoming’s packed programme of events and festivals upcoming, it’s sure to be a year of unforgettable moments.

Make the most of your time in Scotland: visitscotland.com

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VenuesThe Glasgow 2014 venues range from those with a long and celebrated sporting history to facilities that are cutting-edge, shiny and new. All offer a superb platform for competition, providing spectators and athletes with a world-class Games Time experience and leaving a lasting legacy for local communities.

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Travel

Travelling here

Glasgow is comprehensively served by rail, air and road. Glasgow Airport, 20 minutes from the city centre, is served by over 20 airlines providing more than 100 direct connections, and Edinburgh and Prestwick airports are also conveniently located. For full information on travelling to Glasgow and the rest of Scotland, visit: seeglasgow.com/getting-here

Getting around

The majority of our Glasgow venues are within walking and cycling distance of the city centre. In many cases at Games Time, walking or cycling will be the quickest and most reliable way to access our venues. There will be cycle parking at all venues, subject to availability on the day.

Public transport

The price of your ticket includes access to public transport in the local area on the day of your event. Extra services will be provided on core routes to support access to venues. Full details regarding public transport will be made available in 2014.

Parking

With the exception of accessible parking provided where possible, no parking will be available for spectators at the majority of our venues. Spectators are encouraged to walk, cycle or use public transport to access venues. Park and Ride services will be available for some larger venues. More details will be made available in 2014.

Accessibility

Accessible transport services will be available at each venue for spectators with a disability or impairment and their families or carers. Where possible, blue badge parking will be made available at specified locations.

Glasgow 2014’s partnership with UNICEF and the Commonwealth Games Federation uses sport and culture to transform children’s lives in Scotland and throughout the Commonwealth. By choosing to donate just £1, £3 or £5 with your Glasgow 2014 ticket application, you will help inspire and enable every child in Scotland and children right across the Commonwealth to be the best they can be. UNICEF, the world’s leading children’s organisation, works to promote the rights of every child to health care, water, nutrition, education and protection, with a focus on the most vulnerable and disadvantaged. In Scotland, UNICEF UK has child rights education campaigns in schools, health settings and local government.

By helping Glasgow 2014 raise funds for UNICEF’s work in Commonwealth countries around the world, you’ll make a direct contribution to the local and international legacy of the Games.


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Applying for Tickets

FAQs

How does the programme work?

The XX Commonwealth Games Sport programme takes place over 11 days. Each day is broken down into smaller ‘sessions’. During some sessions, medal winners will be decided and/or the medals awarded at a Medal Ceremony. Your ticket entitles you to watch every competition taking place within your chosen session.

Can I choose seats?

Your application is for tickets in a particular price category rather than for specific seats, as seating plans will not be finalised until 2014. Most sessions have tickets available in more than one price category.

What does the difference in the price categories mean?

A ticket in price category 1 will provide a better view of the field of play than a ticket in price category 3 in the same session and venue. All price categories offer a great Games experience.

Can I get a concession price?

Concessionary prices are available for those under 16 or over 60 on 23 July 2014. Children under two years of age will be considered as ‘babes in arms’ and will not require a ticket.

Are wheelchair tickets available?

Wheelchair and Easy Access tickets are available at all sessions and are priced per the lowest price category for each session. Any person with a disability or impairment requiring a personal assistant may request a Personal Assistant seat, at no extra charge, when applying for tickets.

Are there any limits on how many tickets I can buy?

There are ticket limits for each session. These limits are indicated on the detailed Competition Schedule (pages 62-71) and should not be exceeded in your application. Personal Assistant tickets do not count towards the total number of tickets applied for.

Will you take payment when I apply for tickets?

You will only be charged the actual value of your application once the application process is complete. If your application is successful, payment will be taken between 30 September and 7 October.

How do I pay by cheque or postal order?

You must send payment for the maximum total value of your application. If you are not allocated all the tickets you apply for, any difference will be refunded. Cheques and postal orders must be in Pounds Sterling (GBP) and payable from the person whose name is on the accompanying ticket application. Cheques and postal orders must be made payable to Glasgow 2014.

How can I apply for tickets if I am a member of UK Armed Forces with a BFPO address?

Personnel with a British Forces Post Office (BFPO) address should complete the required fields in the address section on the application form as: Address: your Service Number, Rank and Name Town/City: your Unit Regiment, your Operation Name and your BFPO Number Postcode: your postcode Country: BFPO

What happens when there are more applications than tickets?

For sessions where the demand for tickets exceeds availability, Glasgow 2014 will use a fair and simple computerised draw to ensure a completely impartial allocation of tickets for those sessions.

— You can only submit one application per ‘household’. Applications cannot be amended after 18.00 on 16 September 2013.

— You can apply via the Application Form accompanying this Guide, or online at: glasgow2014.com/tickets

— Complete each section of the application form to indicate the price, number and type of tickets you would like. You will also need to confirm your delivery details.

— If you have a disability or impairment and require a personal assistant, you may select a personal assistant seat at no extra charge when applying for tickets. Accompanying friends and family will be seated as close to wheelchair accessible seat spaces as possible.

— Include your email address if you have one. Email will be our primary method of communication regarding ticket information and the Games.

— To increase your chances of obtaining tickets, tick ‘Increase Your Chances’ to indicate that you will accept a lower price ticket if your preferred price category is not available. If you have only requested tickets in the lowest price category, this will not apply to you.

— You can pay by debit and credit card, pre-paid credit card, cheque or postal order. Regardless of your payment method, please ensure you have sufficient funds available between 30 September and 7 October 2013.

— Please ensure that your payment card expiry date is no earlier than October 2013. If your payment is declined or rejected, your application may be withdrawn.

— All applicants will be notified about the status of their application between 30 September and 7 October 2013.

— By 7 October 2013, payment will have been taken from all successful applicants.

— Details about any remaining tickets will be released in October 2013.

— If you need help, contact the Glasgow 2014 Ticketing Customer Service team at [email protected] or on 0844 826 2014.

— If you need to use a textphone you can contact Glasgow 2014 Ticketing on 0844 847 2014 (TypeTalk) or 0844 875 2014 (MiniCom). All calls cost 5p per minute from a BT landline; mobiles or other networks may vary.

Please note that all competition schedules are subject to change at any time.

Applications will be accepted from 10.00 on 19 August 2013.

Applications must be submitted by 18.00 on 16 September 2013.



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1. Age If you are under 16 years of age, a parent or guardian must purchase tickets on your behalf. If you are purchasing tickets on behalf of someone under 16 years of age, you are responsible for ensuring that they comply with these terms. All persons attending Games venues who are under 16 must be accompanied by an adult.

2. Identification We may ask you for proof of identification (including proof of age) or other information concerning your application for, purchase and/or use of tickets at any time during the ticket application and purchase process, or prior to or during your attendance at Games venues, to enable the proper management of the Games, for security purposes and/or to enable us to enforce these terms. 3. Accessibility Glasgow 2014 takes pride in ensuring that the rights of spectators with a disability or impairment are respected. For further information please see our Accessible Ticketing Policy at tickets.glasgow2014.com. You are advised to read this prior to submitting a ticket application or obtaining a ticket, if you consider yourself to have a disability or impairment. If a ticket is for a person who may have a disability or impairment, please bring this Accessible Ticketing Policy to their attention. 4. Your information Your information will be held and used by us, and disclosed to other persons (and disclosed by them), in accordance with our Ticketing Privacy Policy, a copy of which is available at tickets.glasgow2014.com. 5. Communicating with ticket applicants and purchasers 5.1 We will normally communicate with ticket applicants and ticket purchasers using the email address given on your ticket application, failing which the postal address given on your ticket application will be used. If you have given us another means of contact we may use this. 5.2 If you wish to communicate with us, or request copies of information or policies available to you under or referred to in these terms, then you must do so by email at [email protected], by telephone at 0844 826 2014 or by post at Ticketing Department, Glasgow 2014, PO Box 27104, GLASGOW, G1 9ED. You should not use other methods of communication or addresses to contact us. 6. Ticket applications 6.1 Completion and submission of a ticket application is an offer to purchase tickets for sessions. We may accept or refuse ticket applications entirely at our discretion.

6.2 You are entirely responsible for the successful submission of a ticket application to Glasgow 2014 by any deadline we set for the submission of ticket applications. We will not be liable for any failed submission of a ticket application. We may not accept any ticket applications which are late, incomplete, damaged, illegible or not correctly completed. We may contact you to clarify any information contained within a ticket application that is incomplete, damaged, illegible or not correctly completed, but we do not guarantee that we will do this. We will endeavour to ensure that any facilities we provide in connection with ticket applications (such as any websites) are available and operate properly, but we make no guarantees in this respect. 6.3 The deadline by which ticket applications must be submitted will be set out at glasgow2014.com. 6.4 You will be notified by email or post whether your ticket application has been successful. We do not guarantee that any ticket will be made available to you following your application. We may accept your ticket application in part in the event you have applied for multiple sessions, meaning that some (but not all) of the sessions applied for by you shall be supplied to you. You will never be supplied with a partial ticket allocation for a session that you have applied for. Acceptance in part of a ticket application for multiple sessions does not provide a right to withdraw the ticket application as a whole, or cancel the purchase of the tickets to be supplied to you. 6.5 There may be limits on the number of tickets you can apply for. Multiple applications from the same address or person may not be accepted. 6.6 We will endeavour to allocate tickets applied for in one ticket application for one session in adjacent seats, where possible.

7. Allocation, price and payment 7.1 Ticket prices shall be set out at glasgow2014.com. The ticket price that shall be charged by us will be that which is current at the date your ticket application is submitted to us. Ticket prices are inclusive of all applicable taxes and our charges for transportation services provided to you pursuant to these terms. Delivery charges will apply to the delivery of tickets to you. Delivery charges are set out at tickets.glasgow2014.com. 7.2 The name given in relation to the payment method specified in your ticket application must match the name on your ticket application. We reserve the right to refuse your ticket application, and/or to supply tickets to you, if the name on your ticket application and the name given in relation to your payment method do not match. Submission of payment method information means that you authorise us to take payment for amounts due by you using this method. You should ensure sufficient funds are available to allow payment to be taken using this payment method, and that the payment method does not expire prior to October 2013. It is likely, but not guaranteed, that payments will be taken between September and October in 2013. If we cannot take a payment from you, we may not resubmit that payment request, and your application will be declined. If we cannot take a payment from you, you may be required to reimburse us for any charges we incur as a result. 7.3 The ticket price is specified and payable in Pounds Sterling. Any and all charges arising as a result of payment or attempted payment in another currency, for example credit card fees or currency exchange charges, are your responsibility.

8. Withdrawal, cancellation and return No ticket applications may be cancelled or withdrawn once the deadline for submission has passed. The deadline by which ticket applications must be submitted will be set out at glasgow2014.com. No tickets may be cancelled or returned once purchased, except as set out in these terms, or in exercise of your rights under law. For further information on your rights under law please contact a lawyer experienced in agreements of this nature or your local Citizens’ Advice Bureau (or equivalent in your country).

9. Delivery 9.1 If you specify a post office box as your address on a ticket application, your ticket application will be automatically declined. 9.2 We will deliver tickets which have been allocated to you (and paid for by you) to the address set out in your ticket application. If this address changes after your ticket application has been submitted please contact us using the details set out in clause 5.2. We may require proof from you of any change of address to enable the address to which tickets shall be sent to be changed. In the event that you seek to change your address after tickets have been despatched to you, we will not recall those tickets and despatch them to your changed address. In such an event you shall be solely liable for recovering the tickets from the address to which they were actually sent, no refund shall be given to you, and tickets will not be reissued by us. 9.3 We intend to deliver tickets to you in good time prior to the session(s) to which they relate. Where you have not received tickets purchased three (3) days prior to a session then please contact us using the details set out in Clause 5.2. Tickets for multiple sessions may be delivered separately or together. 9.4 Where tickets are returned to us undelivered we will endeavour to contact you to arrange redelivery. In such an event we may require you to collect tickets in person. You may be required to pay an additional charge for redelivery if tickets are resent to you. If we are unable to redeliver tickets to you within a reasonable period, you will be deemed to have forfeited the tickets and we may cancel and refund the face value of the tickets and sell them to another person. 9.5 If tickets are purchased within fifteen (15) days of the session(s) to which they relate we may require you to collect tickets in person. 9.6 Photographic identification may be required to enable the collection of tickets. If you wish another person to collect your tickets on your behalf we will require you to complete an authorisation form, a copy of which will be made available at tickets.glasgow2014.com.

10. Refunds and exchanges 10.1 No refunds or exchanges (in whole or in part) other than as set out in these terms shall be offered or given. This does not affect your rights under law. For more information on these rights please speak with a lawyer experienced in agreements of this nature or your local Citizens Advice Bureau (or equivalent). 10.2 Refunds shall be made to the payment card used to purchase the ticket. In the event that other means of payment were used, refunds shall be made by such means as we deem appropriate, which may include payment by cheque, or direct bank transfer (where we have account details for the ticket purchaser), and/or we may contact you to discuss the appropriate means of making the refund (however we do not guarantee that we will do this). No refunds shall be given at Glasgow 2014 outlets or venue box offices. 10.3 If you wish to exercise a right to refund or exchange, you must provide to Glasgow 2014 the related tickets, prior to receiving the refund or exchange. For further information please see our Refund and Exchange Policy at tickets.glasgow2014.com. 10.4 We may require you to complete a refund application form to enable a refund or exchange to be made. 10.5 No refund of any charitable donations made at the time of ticket purchase or otherwise will be given.

11. Forgotten, lost, stolen, defaced, damaged or destroyed tickets In the interests of fraud prevention, no tickets will be replaced or ticket prices refunded if a ticket is forgotten, lost by you, stolen, defaced, damaged or destroyed.

12. Transfer of tickets 12.1 You are not entitled to resell, trade or otherwise transfer any ticket, except as expressly authorised in writing by Glasgow 2014 or as otherwise permitted under law. For more information upon these rights please contact a lawyer experienced in agreements of this nature, or your local Citizens’ Advice Bureau (or equivalent). 12.2 On request you shall provide to Glasgow 2014 details of any person to whom you have transferred tickets, and the circumstances in which they were transferred.

12.3 Please note that if you have obtained a ticket from someone who was not entitled to transfer that ticket to you, or otherwise by unlawful means, we may choose not to honour that ticket, and you may not be able to enter the session, or be requested to leave the session to which that ticket relates. In such an event we will not refund any amount in relation to that ticket. At all times we shall have the right to reclaim that ticket from the current ticket holder and/or to cancel that ticket.

13. Travelling to the Games Ticket holders may use available travel services in certain areas, on the date set out on their ticket, to travel to sessions without additional charge. Further information concerning travel arrangements will be made available at glasgow2014.com. Please note that we make no guarantees regarding the availability or times of operation of these services and it is your sole responsibility to ensure you travel in good time to arrive by the start of a session. You should note that various security procedures will apply on entry to Games venues. Completing these procedures will take a degree of time. Please also note that travel services can be disrupted and/or may not be available due to traffic, weather or other unexpected happenings.

14. Attending the Games 14.1 By providing you with a ticket we are granting a right to attend the session detailed on that ticket, subject always to these terms. The physical ticket shall remain the property of Glasgow 2014 at all times. 14.2 For the avoidance of doubt, if you choose not to use a ticket for a session, and/or to access a transport service which you are entitled to use as a result of your holding of a ticket, no refund or exchange (in whole or in part) for that ticket will be given. 14.3 In all events, we and/or Games venue owners and operators reserve the right to refuse entry to any person to any Games venue, and to remove any person from a Games venue, where in our reasonable opinion we believe that person may cause a risk to the safety or security of the session or the enjoyment of the session by others.

15. Venue regulations 15.1 Each Games venue is subject to venue regulations, which apply to all persons attending the Games venue. You undertake as part of these terms to abide by the venue regulations at all times. The venue regulations are available at tickets.glasgow2014.com. Please check the venue regulations prior to making your journey to a session, to ascertain the detailed restrictions relating to the Games venue. You acknowledge that the venue regulations may change over time, and that the venue regulations which apply to a particular Games venue you are attending, shall be those which are in force at the time at which you attend that Games venue. 15.2 You acknowledge that if you arrive at a Games venue with an item you are prohibited from bringing into a Games venue, you will not be entitled to enter the Games venue with that item. A list of prohibited and restricted items is set out in the venue regulations.

16. Prohibited activities 16.1 No commercial, promotional, advertising or marketing (including charitable) activity may be undertaken at any Games venue or in the vicinity of any Games venue. If you conduct any such activities, we may prevent you from entering the Games venue, require you to obscure any article used in connection with such activities or require you to leave the Games venue. In such an event you will not receive a refund of the sum paid for your ticket. 16.2 Removal of, causing damage to, defacing, interfering or tampering with a Games venue or any item found there is prohibited. If you cause any damage to or deface any Games venue, or remove, cause damage to, deface, interfere or tamper with any item from a Games venue, you shall be liable to us and to the Games venue owner and operator and/or the item owner. 16.3 Entry onto the field of play or into any restricted area, causing an obstruction, littering, acting in a way intended or likely to cause injury, annoyance, distress or anxiety to others, and/or acting in a way intended or likely to interfere with the proper operation of the Games is also strictly prohibited at Games venues. 16.4 Once you have entered a Games venue, you are prohibited from leaving and re-entering that Games venue.

Glasgow 2014 Ticketing Terms and Conditions

In these terms “we”, “us”, “our” and “Glasgow 2014” means Glasgow 2014 Limited, a company established under the Companies Acts (No. SC325245) as the organising committee to plan and deliver the XX Commonwealth Games in Glasgow and Scotland and having its registered office at Commonwealth House, 32 Albion Street, Glasgow, G1 1LH, and “you” and “your” refers to the person applying for, receiving and/or holding tickets for admittance as a spectator to sporting sessions and/or the opening and/or closing ceremonies (“sessions”) forming part of the XX Commonwealth Games, to be held at various Games venues.These terms set out your rights and obligations in relation to the purchase and use of tickets for sessions. By your application to purchase tickets you undertake to abide by these terms. By agreeing to receive tickets, and continuing to hold tickets, you agree to abide by these terms. These terms create legally binding obligations on you. Please read and understand them. If you do not understand any part of these terms please let us know prior to applying for or seeking to obtain tickets.


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17. Other terms relating to Games venues 17.1 You must comply with all directions given by our personnel and stewards, representatives of the Games venue owners and operators, and the police when at Games venues. 17.2 Tickets provide a right to attend sessions at the Games. You must occupy the seat or area specified on your ticket. You acknowledge that we may, however, relocate you to another seat or area, should we deem this necessary to enable the proper management of sessions.

18. Recording and photography 18.1 Images, videos and audio recordings taken or made by you in Games venues with a camera, phone camera, video camera or audio equipment (or any other kind of equipment) may not be used for any purpose other than for personal and non-commercial purposes. You may not sell, license, broadcast (including on social media sites), publish, or commercially exploit in any manner such images, videos or audio recordings, unless expressly authorised by us. 18.2 We shall have a right to copy, make available and use any images, videos or audio recordings you create as we see fit, without having to make any payment to you or acknowledge that you created that material. 19. Your consent By attending a session you consent to the broadcast, photographing and recording of you, your image, likeness and voice, by us and persons authorised by us (and all subsequent broadcast and other transmission or distribution of such recording) by whatever means either currently known or subsequently developed. You acknowledge that you shall have no right in or to such broadcast, photograph or recording, or any right to be remunerated for such broadcast, photograph or recording (or use of such broadcast, photograph or recording), nor any right to object to, or to be identified in relation to, such broadcast, photograph or recording or use of such broadcast, photograph or recording, howsoever made.

20. Delay, interruption, rescheduling, postponement and cancellation 20.1 Tickets allow entry to sessions. You acknowledge that sessions may be delayed, interrupted, rescheduled, postponed or cancelled both for reasons beyond our control, or to allow for the proper management of the Games. We do not guarantee that any session will commence at its stated time, however we will endeavour to ensure that this is the case. If a session is delayed, interrupted, rescheduled, postponed or cancelled we will not be liable to you for any changes you may have to make to any travel, accommodation or other arrangements. 20.2 If a session is delayed, postponed, cancelled or rescheduled so that it does not take place on the same date set out on a ticket or at the same venue set out on a ticket, we will either refund the face value of that ticket, or (subject to availability) you may exchange that ticket for a ticket for another session, where the ticket price for that session is equal or less than the face value of the ticket to be exchanged. Otherwise no refunds or exchanges will be given as a result of delay, postponement or rescheduling. 20.3 If a session commences on the date and at the venue set out in the ticket and is thereafter interrupted, and it is determined by Glasgow 2014 that it was substantially completed, you will not be eligible for a refund or an exchange of the ticket for another session. 20.4 If a session is cancelled or rescheduled to another date or venue, we will endeavour to notify ticket purchasers using the email address set out in their ticket application. We will also endeavour to make information concerning such cancellation or rescheduling available at tickets.glasgow2014.com. Please note that due to circumstances beyond our control and/or the limitations of our systems, such notification and information may not be provided prior to the anticipated start time of the session. Please check your email and the above website prior to making your journey to a session.

21. Your rights Nothing in these terms affects your rights under law. For more information upon these rights please contact a lawyer experienced in agreements of this nature, or your local Citizens’ Advice Bureau (or equivalent).

22. Breach of these terms and liability 22.1 If you breach these terms then we shall have the following rights: – to invalidate your ticket; – to remove you from the session which you are attending; – to invalidate any other tickets you have purchased or hold; – to refuse your entry to any session forming part of the Games; and/or – to claim damages from you in respect of your breach of these terms. 22.2 If you breach these terms we may also pass information concerning you to persons responsible for the enforcement of the law, and/or who have an interest in the proper management of the Games. They may use this information to take action against you in relation to your breach. 22.3 If you cause us to incur loss, damage, costs or expense due to your breach of these terms or otherwise (for example due to a failure to exercise proper care), then you shall be liable to us for this. 22.4 If you cause any other person to incur loss, damage, costs or expense due to your breach of these terms or otherwise (for example due to a failure to exercise proper care), then you shall be liable to that other person for this. 22.5 We shall not be liable for any loss, damage, costs or expense which is not caused by us. This includes any injury arising from any item leaving the field of play and colliding with you. 22.6 Our service providers (for example the operators of Games venues) shall not be liable for any loss, damage, costs or expense which is not caused by them. 22.7 You shall be solely responsible for ensuring the safety and security of any items you bring to a Games venue. We shall not be liable to you if any such item is lost or stolen. 22.8 If we breach these terms and as a result you cannot attend a session for which you are a ticket holder, our liability to you is limited to refunding the face value of the ticket purchased for that event.

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Athletics: Track & FieldHampden Park 1 2 3 4 Ticket

Limit

Sun 27.07

14:30–18:00 P M 100m Rounds 1 & 2. Shot Put. £60 £40 £30 £20 /£10 4F M 5000m.P W 100m Round 1. 400m Round 1. Hammer Throw.F W Para-Sport Long Jump F37/38.

Mon28.07

10:00–13:00 P M Para-Sport 100m T37 Round 1. 400m Round 1. £60 £40 £30 £20 /£10 4High Jump. Hammer Throw.

F M Para-Sport Discus Throw F42/44. Decathlon: 100m, Long Jump, Shot Put.

P W Para-Sport 100m T12 Round 1. 1500m Round 1.19:00–22:00 SF M 100m. £90 £70 £40 £30 /£15 4

F M Para-Sport 100m T37. 100m. Shot Put. Decathlon: 400m, High Jump.

P W Triple Jump.SF W 100m. 400m. F W Para-Sport 100m T12. 100m. Hammer Throw.

Tue 29.07

10:00–13:15 P M Para-Sport 1500m T54 Round 1. 800m Round 1. £40 /£20 £30 /£15 £20 /£10 £15 /£7.50 10110m Hurdles Round 1. 400m Hurdles Round 1. Long Jump.

F M Decathlon: 110m Hurdles, Pole Vault, Discus Throw.P W Para-Sport 1500m T54 Round 1. Shot Put. Javelin Throw.F W Heptathlon: 100m Hurdles, High Jump.

19:00–22:30 SF M 400m. £60 £40 £30 £20 /£10 4F M 110m Hurdles. Hammer Throw.

Decathlon: 1500m, Javelin Throw.F W 400m. 1500m. 10,000m. Triple Jump.

Heptathlon: 200m, Shot Put. Wed30.07

10:00–13:00 P M 200m Round 1. Pole Vault. Discus Throw. £40 /£20 £30 /£15 £20 /£10 £15 /£7.50 10SF M 400m Hurdles.P W 400m Hurdles Round 1. High Jump. Long Jump.F W Heptathlon: Long Jump.

19:00–22:15 P M 200m Round 2. £60 £40 £30 £20 /£10 4SF M 800m.F M 400m. High Jump. Long Jump.P W 200m Round 1.F W 3000m Steeplechase. Shot Put. Javelin Throw.

Heptathlon: 800m, Javelin Throw.Thu 31.07

19:00–22:30 SF M 200m. £90 £70 £40 £30 /£15 4F M Para-Sport 1500m T54. 200m. 800m. 400m Hurdles.

Discus Throw.P W 800m Round 1. 100m Hurdles Round 1. Pole Vault. Discus Throw. SF W 200m.F W Para-Sport 1500m T54. 200m. 400m Hurdles. Long Jump.

Fri01.08

19:00–22:30 P M 1500m Round 1. Triple Jump. Javelin Throw. 4 x 100m Relay Round 1. 4 x 400m Relay Round 1.

£60 £40 £30 £20 /£10 4

F M 3000m Steeplechase. 10,000m. Pole Vault. P W 4 x 100m Relay Round 1. 4 x 400m Relay Round 1.F W 800m. 100m Hurdles. High Jump. Discus Throw.

Sat02.08

19:00–22:30 F M 4 x 100m. 4 x 400m. 1500m. Triple Jump. Javelin Throw. £90 £70 £40 £30 /£15 4F W 4 x 100m. 4 x 400m. 5000m. Pole Vault.

Medal Ceremonies for Athletics Track & Field events may not take place in the same session as the relevant event final.

Athletics: MarathonGlasgow City Marathon Course 1 2 3 4 Ticket

Limit

Sun 27.07

09:00–13:00 F M Marathon* Free Event – – – n/aF W Marathon*

*Medal Ceremonies will take place at Hampden Park during the afternoon Athletics Track & Field session on Sunday 27.07.

Aquatics: DivingRoyal Commonwealth Pool, Edinburgh 1 2 3 4 Ticket

Limit

Wed 30.07

10:00–12:45 P M 1m Springboard. £50 £40 /£20 – – 4F W Synchronised 10m Platform.

18:00–20:45 F M 1m Springboard. £50 £40 /£20 – – 4F W Synchronised 3m Springboard.

Thu 31.07

10:00–13:00 P M 3m Springboard. £25 /£12.50 £15 /£7.50 – – 4P W 10m Platform.

18:00–21:30 F M 3m Springboard. £50 £40 /£20 – – 4F W 10m Platform.

Fri 01.08

10:00–12:15 F M Synchronised 3m Springboard. £50 £40 /£20 – – 4P W 1m Springboard.

18:00–20:30 F M Synchronised 10m Platform. £50 £40 /£20 – – 4F W 1m Springboard.

Sat 02.08

10:00–13:00 P M 10m Platform. £25 /£12.50 £15 /£7.50 – – 4P W 3m Springboard.

18:00–21:15 F M 10m Platform. £50 £40 /£20 – – 4F W 3m Springboard.

Aquatics: SwimmingTollcross International Swimming Centre 1 2 3 4 Ticket

Limit

Thu 24.07

10:30–12:30 H M Para-Sport 100m Freestyle S9. 400m Freestyle. £50 /£25 £40 /£20 £15 /£7.50 – 4100m Backstroke. 200m Breaststroke. 50m Butterfly.

H W 200m Freestyle. 50m Breaststroke. 100m Butterfly. 400m Individual Medley. 4 x 100m Freestyle Relay.

19:00–21:00 SF M 100m Backstroke. 50m Butterfly. £90 £70 £40 /£20 – 4F M Para-Sport 100m Freestyle S9. 400m Freestyle.

200m Breaststroke.SF W 50m Breaststroke. 100m Butterfly. F W 200m Freestyle. 400m Individual Medley. 4 x 100m Freestyle Relay.

Fri25.07

10:30–12:00 H M 200m Freestyle. 100m Breaststroke. £50 /£25 £40 /£20 £15 /£7.50 – 4400m Individual Medley. 4 x 100m Freestyle Relay.

H W Para-Sport 100m Freestyle S8. 50m Freestyle. 100m Backstroke. 19:00–21:15 SF M 100m Breaststroke. £90 £70 £40 /£20 – 4

F M 200m Freestyle. 100m Backstroke. 50m Butterfly. 400m Individual Medley. 4 x 100m Freestyle Relay.

SF W 50m Freestyle. 100m Backstroke.F W Para-Sport 100m Freestyle S8. 50m Breaststroke. 100m Butterfly.

Sat 26.07

10:30–12:00 H M Para-Sport 200m Freestyle S14. 100m Freestyle. £50 /£25 £40 /£20 £15 /£7.50 – 450m Backstroke. 200m Butterfly.

H W 200m Breaststroke. 50m Butterfly. 4 x 200m Freestyle Relay.19:00–21:15 SF M 100m Freestyle. 50m Backstroke. £90 £70 £40 /£20 – 4

F M Para-Sport 200m Freestyle S14. 100m Breaststroke. 200m Butterfly.

SF W 50m Butterfly.F W 50m Freestyle. 100m Backstroke.

200m Breaststroke. 4 x 200m Freestyle Relay.Sun27.07

10:30–12:30 H M 50m Breaststroke. 100m Butterfly. 4 x 200m Freestyle Relay. £50 /£25 £40 /£20 £15 /£7.50 – 4H W Para-Sport 100m Breaststroke SB9. 100m Freestyle.

800m Freestyle. 200m Backstroke. 100m Breaststroke. 200m Individual Medley.

19:00–21:15 SF M 50m Breaststroke. 100m Butterfly. £90 £70 £40 /£20 – 4F M 100m Freestyle. 50m Backstroke. 4 x 200m Freestyle Relay. SF W 100m Freestyle. 100m Breaststroke. F W Para-Sport 100m Breaststroke SB9. 200m Backstroke.

50m Butterfly. 200m Individual Medley. Mon 28.07

10:30–12:00 H M Para-Sport 200m Individual Medley SM8. £50 /£25 £40 /£20 £15 /£7.50 – 450m Freestyle. 1500m Freestyle. 200m Backstroke.

H W 50m Backstroke. 200m Butterfly.19:00–21:15 SF M 50m Freestyle. £90 £70 £40 /£20 – 4

F M Para-Sport 200m Individual Medley SM8. 200m Backstroke. 50m Breaststroke. 100m Butterfly.

SF W 50m Backstroke.F W 800m Freestyle. 100m Freestyle. 100m Breaststroke. 200m Butterfly.

Tue29.07

10:30–11:45 H M 200m Individual Medley. 4 x 100m Medley Relay. £50 /£25 £40 /£20 £15 /£7.50 – 4H W Para-Sport 200m Individual Medley SM10. 400m Freestyle.

4 x 100m Medley Relay.19:00–21:30 F M 50m Freestyle. 1500m Freestyle. 200m Individual Medley. £90 £70 £40 /£20 – 4

4 x 100m Medley Relay.F W Para-Sport 200m Individual Medley SM10. 400m Freestyle.

50m Backstroke. 4 x 100m Medley Relay.

Price Category Price Category

Price Category

Price Category

Key P = Preliminary Q = Qualification

CL = Classification H = Heat

QF = Quarter-finalSF = Semi-final

F = Final & Medal Ceremony

M = Men’sW = Women’s

X = Mixed O = Open

The order of events within a session may differ to that listed in the Ticketing Guide. Adult and concession wheelchair accessible spaces and easy access seats are priced in the lowest category for the session.



BadmintonEmirates Arena 1 2 3 4 Ticket

Limit

Thu 24.07

09:00–12:30 P X Teams Group Play Stage. £15 /£7.50* – – – 1014:00–17:30 P X Teams Group Play Stage. £15 /£7.50* – – – 1019:00–22:30 P X Teams Group Play Stage. £15 /£7.50* – – – 10

Fri 25.07

09:00–12:30 P X Teams Group Play Stage. £15 /£7.50* – – – 1014:00–17:30 P X Teams Group Play Stage. £15 /£7.50* – – – 1019:00–22:30 P X Teams Group Play Stage. £15 /£7.50* – – – 10

Sat 26.07

09:00–12:30 P X Teams Group Play Stage. £15 /£7.50* – – – 1018:30–22:30 QF X Teams. £15 /£7.50* – – – 10

Sun 27.07

09:00–13:00 SF X Teams. £25 £20 £15 /£7.50 – 818:30–22:30 SF X Teams. £25 £20 £15 /£7.50 – 8

Mon 28.07

09:00–13:00 F X Teams Bronze medal matches. £25 £20 £15 /£7.50 – 815:00–19:15 F X Teams Gold medal matches. £30 £25 £20 /£10 – 4

Tue 29.07

09:00–15:00 P Singles & Doubles.** £15 /£7.50* – – – 1016:30–22:30 P Singles & Doubles.** £15 /£7.50* – – – 10

Wed 30.07


Thu 31.07


Fri 01.08

13:30–16:30 QF Singles & Doubles.** £15 /£7.50* – – – 1018:30–21:30 QF Singles & Doubles.** £15 /£7.50* – – – 10

Sat 02.08

09:00–14:00 SF M Singles & Doubles. £25 £20 £15 /£7.50 – 8SF W Singles & Doubles.SF X Doubles.

17:00–22:00 F M Singles & Doubles Bronze medal matches. £25 £20 £15 /£7.50 – 8F W Singles & Doubles Bronze medal matches.F X Doubles Bronze medal match.

Sun 03.08

10:00–16:00 F M Singles & Doubles Gold medal matches. £30 £25 £20 /£10 – 4F W Singles & Doubles Gold medal matches.F X Doubles Gold medal match.

* All category 1 Badminton tickets priced at £15/£7.50 are unreserved. ** Sessions for 29 July to 1 August may include any combination of Men’s/Women’s Singles and/or Men’s/Women’s/Mixed Doubles matches.

BoxingScottish Exhibition + Conference Centre Precinct 1 2 3 4 Ticket

Limit

Fri 25.07

13:00 –17:00 P M Bantam (56kg). Welter (69kg). Super Heavy (+91kg). £30 /£15 £20 /£10 £15 /£7.50 – 418:30 –22:30 P M Fly (52kg). Light Heavy (81kg). Heavy (91kg). £30 /£15 £20 /£10 £15 /£7.50 – 4

Sat 26.07

13:00 –17:00 P M Fly (52kg). Light (60kg). Light Welter (64kg). £30 /£15 £20 /£10 £15 /£7.50 – 418:30–22:30 P M Light Fly (49kg). Bantam (56kg). Middle (75kg). £30 /£15 £20 /£10 £15 /£7.50 – 4

Sun 27.07

13:00 –17:00 P M Fly (52kg). Light (60kg). Light Heavy (81kg). £30 /£15 £20 /£10 £15 /£7.50 – 418:30–22:30 P M Light Welter (64kg). Light Heavy (81kg). Heavy (91kg). £30 /£15 £20 /£10 £15 /£7.50 – 4

Mon28.07

13:00 –17:00 P M Welter (69kg). Middle (75kg). £30 /£15 £20 /£10 £15 /£7.50 – 418:30 –22:45 P M Light Fly (49kg). Bantam (56kg). £30 /£15 £20 /£10 £15 /£7.50 – 4

P W Fly (51kg).Tue29.07

13:00 –17:00 QF M Fly (52kg). Super Heavy (+91kg). £30 /£15 £20 /£10 £15 /£7.50 – 4P W Light (60kg).

18:30 –22:45 QF M Light (60kg). Light Welter (64kg). Light Heavy (81kg). £30 /£15 £20 /£10 £15 /£7.50 – 4P W Middle (75kg).

Wed30.07

13:00 –17:15 QF M Bantam (56kg). Heavy (91kg). £30 /£15 £20 /£10 £15 /£7.50 – 4QF W Fly (51kg). Light (60kg).

18:30 –22:45 QF M Light Fly (49kg). Welter (69kg). Middle (75kg). £30 /£15 £20 /£10 £15 /£7.50 – 4QF W Middle (75kg).

Fri01.08

13:00–16:30 SF M Fly (52kg). Bantam (56kg). Light Welter (64kg). £60 £40 £20 /£10 – 4Light Heavy (81kg). Super Heavy (+91kg).

SF W Fly (51kg).18:30 –22:30 SF M Light Fly (49kg). Light (60kg). Welter (69kg). £60 £40 £20 /£10 – 4

Middle (75kg). Heavy (91kg). SF W Light (60kg). Middle (75kg).

Sat02.08*

14:00–17:30 F M Light Fly (49kg). Fly (52kg). Bantam (56kg). £120 £90 £70 £40 /£20 4Light (60kg). Light Welter (64kg).

F W Fly (51kg). Light (60kg). 19:00 –22:00 F M Welter (69kg). Middle (75kg). Light Heavy (81kg). £120 £90 £70 £40 /£20 4

Heavy (91kg). Super Heavy (+91kg).F W Middle (75kg).

*Venue: The Hydro.

Cycling: TrackSir Chris Hoy Velodrome 1 2 3 4 Ticket

Limit

Thu 24.07

11:00 –13:45 Q M Sprint Qualifying, First Round & Repechages. £60 /£30 £40 /£20 £15 /£7.50 – 44000m Team Pursuit.

Q W Para-Sport Sprint B Tandem.SF W Para-Sport Sprint B Tandem.

16:00 –18:45 Q M Team Sprint. £90 £70 £40 /£20 – 4F M 4000m Team Pursuit. Team Sprint.F W Para-Sport Sprint B Tandem. 500m Time Trial.

Fri 25.07

11:00 –13:30 Q M 4000m Individual Pursuit. £60 /£30 £40 /£20 £15 /£7.50 – 4QF M Sprint.Q W 3000m Individual Pursuit.

16:00 –18:30 SF M Sprint. £90 £70 £40 /£20 – 4F M Para-Sport 1000m Time Trial B Tandem. Sprint.

4000m Individual Pursuit.F W 3000m Individual Pursuit.

Sat 26.07

11:00 –13:30 Q M Para-Sport Sprint B Tandem. 40km Points Race. £60 /£30 £40 /£20 £15 /£7.50 – 4SF M Para-Sport Sprint B Tandem.Q W Sprint.QF W Sprint.

16:00 –19:30 F M Para-Sport Sprint B Tandem. 1000m Time Trial. £90 £70 £40 /£20 – 440km Points Race.

SF W Sprint.F W Sprint (5th-8th). 10km Scratch Race.

Sun 27.07

15:00 –19:30 Q M Keirin. 20km Scratch Race. £90 £70 £40 /£20 – 4SF M Keirin.F M Keirin. 20km Scratch Race. F W Para-Sport 1000m Time Trial B Tandem. Sprint.

25km Points Race.

Gymnastics: ArtisticThe Hydro 1 2 3 4 Ticket

Limit

Mon 28.07

13:30–16:00 Q M Team Final and Individual Qualification. £30 /£15 £20 /£10 £15 /£7.50 – 10Q W Team Final and Individual Qualification.

19:00 –21:30 Q M Team Final and Individual Qualification. £30 /£15 £20 /£10 £15 /£7.50 – 10Q W Team Final and Individual Qualification.

Tue29.07

12:00 –14:30 Q M Team Final and Individual Qualification. £30 /£15 £20 /£10 £15 /£7.50 – 10Q W Team Final and Individual Qualification.

16:30 –19:30 F M Team Final and Individual Qualification. £40 £30 £20 /£10 – 8F W Team Final and Individual Qualification.

Wed30.07

13:00–16:30 F M Individual All-Around Final. £40 £30 £20 /£10 – 818:30 –22:00 F W Individual All-Around Final. £40 £30 £20 /£10 – 8

Thu31.07

15:00 –19:00 F M Apparatus Finals: Floor, Pommel Horse, Rings. £40 £30 £20 /£10 – 8F W Apparatus Finals: Vault, Uneven Bars.

Fri01.08

14:00 –18:00 F M Apparatus Finals: Vault, Parallel Bars, Horizontal Bar. £40 £30 £20 /£10 – 8F W Apparatus Finals: Beam, Floor.

Cycling: Mountain BikeCathkin Braes Mountain Bike Trails 1 2 3 4 Ticket

Limit

Tue 29.07

11:30– 16:00 F M Cross Country. £15 /£7.50* – – – 8F W Cross Country.

*General Admission/Standing.

Cycling: Time Trial & Roa d RaceGlasgow City Cycling Time Trial & Road Courses 1 2 3 4 Ticket

Limit

Thu 31.07

10:00– 15:30 F M Individual Time Trial. Free Event – – – n/aF W Individual Time Trial.

Sun 03.08

08:30– 17:00 F M Road Race. Free Event – – – n/aF W Road Race.


Price Category

Price Category

Price Category

Price Category






X = Mixed O = Open




HockeyGlasgow National Hockey Centre 1 2 3 4 Ticket

Limit

Thu 24.07

09:00–12:30 P W Preliminaries (2 matches). £25 /£12.50 £20 /£10 £15 /£7.50 – 1014:00–17:30 P W Preliminaries (2 matches). £25 /£12.50 £20 /£10 £15 /£7.50 – 1019:00–22:30 P M Preliminaries (2 matches). £25 /£12.50 £20 /£10 £15 /£7.50 – 10

Fri25.07

09:00–12:30 P M Preliminaries (2 matches). £25 /£12.50 £20 /£10 £15 /£7.50 – 1014:00–17:30 P W Preliminaries (2 matches). £25 /£12.50 £20 /£10 £15 /£7.50 – 1019:00–22:30 P W Preliminaries (2 matches). £25 /£12.50 £20 /£10 £15 /£7.50 – 10

Sat 26.07

09:00–12:30 P M Preliminaries (2 matches). £25 /£12.50 £20 /£10 £15 /£7.50 – 1014:00–17:30 P M Preliminaries (2 matches). £25 /£12.50 £20 /£10 £15 /£7.50 – 10

Sun27.07

09:00–12:30 P W Preliminaries (2 matches). £25 /£12.50 £20 /£10 £15 /£7.50 – 1014:00–17:30 P W Preliminaries (2 matches). £25 /£12.50 £20 /£10 £15 /£7.50 – 1019:00–22:30 P M Preliminaries (2 matches). £25 /£12.50 £20 /£10 £15 /£7.50 – 10

Mon 28.07

09:00–12:30 P M Preliminaries (2 matches). £25 /£12.50 £20 /£10 £15 /£7.50 – 1014:00–17:30 P W Preliminaries (2 matches). £25 /£12.50 £20 /£10 £15 /£7.50 – 1019:00–22:30 P W Preliminaries (2 matches). £25 /£12.50 £20 /£10 £15 /£7.50 – 10

Tue29.07

09:00–12:30 P M Preliminaries (2 matches). £25 /£12.50 £20 /£10 £15 /£7.50 – 1014:00–17:30 P M Preliminaries (2 matches). £25 /£12.50 £20 /£10 £15 /£7.50 – 10

Wed 30.07

09:00–12:30 P W Preliminaries (2 matches). £25 /£12.50 £20 /£10 £15 /£7.50 – 1014:00–17:30 P W Preliminaries (2 matches). £25 /£12.50 £20 /£10 £15 /£7.50 – 10

Thu 31.07

09:00–12:30 P M Preliminaries (2 matches). £25 /£12.50 £20 /£10 £15 /£7.50 – 1014:00–17:30 P M Preliminaries (2 matches). £25 /£12.50 £20 /£10 £15 /£7.50 – 1019:00–23:00 CL W Classifications (2 matches). £25 /£12.50 £20 /£10 £15 /£7.50 – 10

Fri 01.08

10:00–16:15 CL W Classification match. £40 £30 £20 /£10 – 8SF W Semi-finals (2 matches).

18:00–22:00 CL M Classifications (2 matches). £25 /£12.50 £20 /£10 £15 /£7.50 – 10Sat 02.08

10:00–16:15 CL M Classification match. £40 £30 £20 /£10 – 8SF M Semi-finals (2 matches).

18:00–22:30 F W Gold & Bronze medal matches. £50 £40 £30 /£15 – 4Sun 03.08

10:00–14:30 F M Gold & Bronze medal matches. £50 £40 £30 /£15 – 4

JudoScottish Exhibition + Conference Centre Precinct 1 2 3 4 Ticket

Limit

Thu 24.07

10:00–16:00 P M -60kg, -66kg: Preliminaries, Quarter-finals, Semi-finals & Repechage.

£25 /£12.50 £20 /£10 £15 /£7.50 – 8

P W -48kg, -52kg, -57kg: Preliminaries, Quarter-finals, Semi-finals & Repechage.

18:00–20:45 F M -60kg, -66kg: Gold & Bronze medal contests. £40 £30 £20 /£10 – 4F W -48kg, -52kg, -57kg: Gold & Bronze medal contests.

Fri 25.07

10:00–16:00 P M -73kg, -81kg: Preliminaries, Quarter-finals, Semi-finals & Repechage.

£25 /£12.50 £20 /£10 £15 /£7.50 – 8

P W -63kg, -70kg: Preliminaries, Quarter-finals, Semi-finals & Repechage.

18:00–20:45 F M -73kg, -81kg: Gold & Bronze medal contests. £40 £30 £20 /£10 – 4F W -63kg, -70kg: Gold & Bronze medal contests.

Sat 26.07

10:00–16:00 P M -90kg, -100kg, +100kg: Preliminaries, Quarter-finals, Semi-finals & Repechage.

£25 /£12.50 £20 /£10 £15 /£7.50 – 8

W -78kg, +78kg: Preliminaries, Quarter-finals, Semi-finals & Repechage.

18:00–20:45 F M -90kg, -100kg, +100kg: Gold & Bronze medal contests. £40 £30 £20 /£10 – 4F W -78kg, +78kg: Gold & Bronze medal contests.

Gymnastics: RhythmicThe Hydro 1 2 3 4 Ticket

Limit

Thu24.07

12:00–15:30 Q W Team Final & Individual Qualification. £25 /£12.50 £20 /£10 £15 /£7.50 – 1018:00 –21:30 F W Team Final & Individual Qualification. £30 £25 £20 /£10 – 8

Fri25.07

13:30 –17:30 F W Individual All-Around Final. £30 £25 £20 /£10 – 8

Sat26.07

09:30–12:30 F W Apparatus Finals: Hoop, Ball, Clubs, Ribbon. £30 £25 £20 /£10 – 8

Lawn BowlsKelvingrove Lawn Bowls Centre 1 2 3 4 Ticket

Limit

Thu 24.07

08:45–14:00 P M Pairs Round 1. Triples Round 1. £15 /£7.50 – – – 8P W Singles Round 1. Fours Round 1.P X Para-Sport Mixed Pairs B2/B3 Round 1.


Fri 25.07


15:45–21:45 P M Pairs Round 4. Triples Round 4. £15 /£7.50 – – – 8P W Singles Round 4. Fours Round 4. SF X Para-Sport Mixed Pairs B2/B3.

Sat 26.07

08:45–15:00 P M Pairs Round 5. Triples Round 5. £25* £15 /£7.50 – – 4P W Singles Round 5. Fours Round 5.F X Para-Sport Mixed Pairs B2/B3 Gold & Bronze medal matches.

16:45–19:45 QF M Pairs. Triples. £15 /£7.50 – – – 8QF W Singles. Fours.

Sun 27.07

08:45–15:45 P M Fours Round 1. £25* £15 /£7.50 – – 4SF M Pairs. Triples.SF W Singles. Fours. F W Fours Gold & Bronze medal matches.

17:30–20:45 P M Singles Round 1. £25* £15 /£7.50 – – 4F W Singles Gold & Bronze medal matches.

Mon 28.07

08:45–16:00 F M Pairs Gold & Bronze medal matches. £25* £15 /£7.50 – – 4F M Triples Gold & Bronze medal matches.P W Pairs Round 1. Triples Round 1. P O Para-Sport Open Triples B6/B7/B8 Round 1.

17:45–20:00 P M Fours Round 2. £15 /£7.50 – – – 8P W Triples Round 2.

Tue 29.07

08:45–14:00 P M Singles Round 2. Fours Round 3. £15 /£7.50 – – – 8P W Pairs Round 2. Triples Round 3.P O Para-Sport Open Triples B6/B7/B8 Round 2.

15:45–21:00 P M Singles Round 3. Fours Round 4. £15 /£7.50 – – – 8P W Pairs Round 3. Triples Round 4.P O Para-Sport Open Triples B6/B7/B8 Round 3.

Wed 30.07

08:45–14:00 P M Singles Round 4. £15 /£7.50 – – – 8P W Pairs Rounds 4 & 5. Triples Round 5.

15:45–18:45 P M Singles Round 5. Fours Round 5. £15 /£7.50 – – – 8QF W Triples.SF O Para-Sport Open Triples B6/B7/B8.

Thu 31.07

08:45–15:45 QF M Singles. Fours. £25* £15 /£7.50 – – 4SF M Singles.QF W Pairs.SF W Pairs. Triples.F O Para-Sport Open Triples B6/B7/B8 Gold & Bronze

medal matches.17:30–20:45 SF M Fours. £25* £15 /£7.50 – – 4

F W Triples Gold & Bronze medal matches.Fri 01.08

08:45–16:00 F M Fours Gold & Bronze medal matches. £25* £15 /£7.50* – – 4F W Pairs Gold & Bronze medal matches.

17:45–21:00 F M Singles Gold & Bronze medal matches. £25* £15 /£7.50* – – 4There are reserved and unreserved seats/standing tickets at Kelvingrove Lawn Bowls Centre. Unreserved seats are available on a first come, first served basis. *All seats priced at £25 are reserved and all seats on 1 August are reserved.


Price Category

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X = Mixed O = Open




Rugby SevensIbrox Stadium 1 2 3 4 Ticket

LimitSat 26.07

10:30–15:00 P M Preliminaries (12 matches). £25 /£12.50 £20 /£10 £15* £15 /£7.50 1018:00–22:30 P M Preliminaries (12 matches). £25 /£12.50 £20 /£10 £15* £15 /£7.50 10

Sun 27.07

10:30–14:15 CL M Classifications (6 matches). £25 /£12.50 £20 /£10 £15* £15 /£7.50 10QF M Quarter-finals (4 matches).

17:15–22:30 CL M Classifications (7 matches). £40 £30 £20* £20 /£10 10SF M Semi-finals (2 matches).F M Gold & Bronze medal matches.

*Rugby Sevens price category 3 (Party Stand) is unreserved seating. Under 16s are not permitted in the Party Stand.

Shooting: Clay Target, Full Bore, Pistol & Small BoreBarry Buddon Shooting Centre, Carnoustie 1 2 3 4 Ticket

LimitFri 25.07*

08:45–18:00 Q M Skeet. 10m Air Rifle. £15 /£7.50 – – – 8F M 10m Air Rifle.Q W Skeet. 10m Air Pistol.F W Skeet. 10m Air Pistol.Q O Queen’s Prize Pairs.

Sat 26.07*

08:45–18:00 Q M Skeet. 10m Air Pistol. £15 /£7.50 8F M Skeet. 10m Air Pistol.Q W 25m Pistol. 10m Air Rifle.F W 10m Air Rifle. 25m Pistol.F O Queen’s Prize Pairs.

Sun 27.07*

09:00–18:00 Q M Double Trap. £15 /£7.50 – – – 8F M Double Trap.F W Double Trap.Q O Queen’s Prize Individual.

Mon 28.07*

08:30–18:30 Q M Trap. 25m Rapid Fire Pistol Stage 1. 50m Pistol. 50m Rifle Prone. £15 /£7.50 – – – 8F M 50m Pistol. 50m Rifle Prone. Q W Trap.F W Trap. 50m Rifle Prone.Q O Queen’s Prize Individual.

Tue 29.07*

08:30–18:30 Q M Trap. 25m Rapid Fire Pistol Stage 2. 50m Rifle 3 Positions. £15 /£7.50 – – – 8F M Trap. 25m Rapid Fire Pistol. 50m Rifle 3 Positions.Q W 50m Rifle 3 Positions.F W 50m Rifle 3 Positions.F O Queen’s Prize Individual.

*Day ticket/General Admission.

SquashScotstoun Sports Campus 1 2 3 4 Ticket

Limit

Thu 24.07

11:00–15:00 P M Singles Round of 64. £15 /£7.50* – – – 1016.30–21:00 P M Singles Round of 32. £15 /£7.50* – – – 10

P W Singles Round of 32.

Fri 25.07

12:30–16:30 P M Singles Round of 16. Singles Plate Round of 32. £15 /£7.50* – – – 10P W Singles Round of 16. Singles Plate Round of 16.

18:00–21:00 P M Singles Round of 16. Singles Plate Round of 16. £15 /£7.50* – – – 10P W Singles Round of 16. Singles Plate Round of 16.

Sat 26.07

12:30–16:30 P M Singles Classic Plate Round of 16. Singles Consolation Plate Round of 16.

£15 /£7.50* – – – 10

QF M Singles.QF W Singles. Singles Consolation Plate.

18:00–21:00 QF M Singles. Singles Classic Plate. Singles Plate. Singles Consolation Plate.

£15 /£7.50* – – – 10

QF W Singles. Singles Plate.Sun 27.07

13:00–16:30 SF M Singles. Singles Classic Plate. Singles Consolation Plate. £25 £20 £15 /£7.50 – 8QF W Singles Classic Plate.SF W Singles. Singles Plate. Singles Consolation Plate.

18:00–20:30 SF M Singles. Singles Plate. £25 £20 £15 /£7.50 – 8SF W Singles. Singles Plate. Singles Classic Plate.

Mon 28.07

12:00–17:00 F M Singles Plate. Singles Classic Plate. Singles Consolation Plate. £40 £30 £20 /£10 – 4F M Singles Gold & Bronze medal matches.F W Singles Plate. Singles Classic Plate. Singles Consolation Plate. F W Singles Gold & Bronze medal matches.

Tue 29.07

11:30–16:00 P M Doubles Pools. £15 /£7.50* – – – 10P X Doubles Pools.

17.30–21:00 P M Doubles Pools. £15 /£7.50* – – – 10P W Doubles Pools.

Wed 30.07

11:30–16:00 P W Doubles Pools. £15 /£7.50* – – – 10P X Doubles Pools.

17:30–21:00 P M Doubles Pools. £15 /£7.50* – – – 10P W Doubles Pools.

Thu 31.07

11:30–16:00 P M Doubles Knockout 1-16. £15 /£7.50* – – – 10QF W Doubles.

17:30–21:00 P M Doubles Knockout 1-16. £15 /£7.50* – – – 10QF W Doubles.P X Doubles Pools.

Fri 01.08

11:30–16:00 QF M Doubles. £25 £20 £15 /£7.50 – 8SF W Doubles.QF X Doubles.

17:30–21:00 QF M Doubles. £25 £20 £15 /£7.50 – 8SF W Doubles.QF X Doubles.

Sat 02.08

11:30–17:00 SF M Doubles. £40 £30 £20 /£10 – 4F W Doubles Gold & Bronze medal matches.SF X Doubles.

Sun 03.08

11:30–16:00 F M Doubles Gold & Bronze medal matches. £40 £30 £20 /£10 – 4F X Doubles Gold & Bronze medal matches.

* All category 1 Squash tickets priced at £15/£7.50 are unreserved.

NetballScottish Exhibition + Conference Centre Precinct 1 2 3 4 Ticket

LimitThu 24.07

11:30–15:00 P W Preliminaries (2 matches). £20 /£10 £15 /£7.50 – – 1017:00–20:30 P W Preliminaries (2 matches). £20 /£10 £15 /£7.50 – – 10

Fri 25.07


Sat 26.07


Sun 27.07


Mon 28.07


Tue 29.07


Wed 30.07


Thu 31.07

17:00–21:00 CL W Classifications (2 matches). £20 /£10 £15 /£7.50 – – 10

Fri 01.08

09:30–13:30 CL W Classifications (2 matches). £20 /£10 £15 /£7.50 – – 10

Sat 02.08

10:00–14:00 SF W Semi-finals (2 matches). £30 £25 £20 /£10 – 4

Sun 03.08

10:00–15:00 F W Gold & Bronze medal matches. £50 £40 £30 /£15 – 4


Price Category

Price Category






X = Mixed O = Open




CeremoniesCeltic Park (Opening Ceremony) & Hampden Park (Closing Ceremony) 1 2 3 4 5 Ticket

LimitWed 23.07

Opening Ceremony* £250 £180 £120 £80 £40 4

Sun 03.08

Closing Ceremony* £200 £120 £80 £50 £30 4

*Ceremony start & end times are to be confirmed in 2014.

Table TennisScotstoun Sports Campus 1 2 3 4 Ticket

LimitThu 24.07

09:30–14:30 Q M Team. £15 /£7.50* – – – 10Q W Team.

16:00–21:00 Q M Team. £15 /£7.50* – – – 10Q W Team.

Fri 25.07

09:30–14:30 Q M Team. £15 /£7.50* – – – 10Q W Team.

16:00–21:00 P M Team Round 1. £15 /£7.50* – – – 10CL M Team.P W Team Round 1.CL W Team.

Sat 26.07

09:30–14:30 QF M Team. £15 /£7.50* – – – 10CL M Team.QF W Team.CL W Team.

16:00–21:00 QF M Team. £25 £20 £15 /£7.50 – 8CL M Team.SF W Team.CL W Team.

Sun 27.07

09:30–15:00 F W Team Gold & Bronze medal matches. £40 £30 £20 /£10 – 416:30–21:30 SF M Team. £25 £20 £15 /£7.50 – 8

Mon 28.07

11:00–16:30 F M Team Gold & Bronze medal matches. £40 £30 £20 /£10 – 4

Tue 29.07

09:30–14:30 Q M Singles. £15 /£7.50* – – – 10Q W Singles.

16:00–21:00 Q M Singles. £15 /£7.50* – – – 10Q W Singles.

Wed 30.07

09:30–14:30 P M Doubles Round 1. £15 /£7.50* – – – 10P W Singles Round 1.P X Doubles Rounds 1 & 2.

16:00–21:30 P M Doubles Round 2. £15 /£7.50* – – – 10P W Singles Round 2.P X Doubles Round 3.

Thu 31.07

09:30–14:30 P M Singles Round 1. Doubles Round 3. £15 /£7.50* – – – 10P W Singles Round 3. Doubles Rounds 1 & 2.P X Doubles Round 4.

16:00–21:30 P M Singles Round 2. £15 /£7.50* – – – 10QF M Doubles.QF W Singles.QF X Doubles.

Fri 01.08

09:30–14:30 P M Singles Round 3. £25 £20 £15 /£7.50 – 8SF M Doubles.P W Doubles Round 3.QF W Doubles.SF W Singles.SF X Doubles.

16:00–21:30 QF M Singles. £40 £30 £20 /£10.00 – 4F M Doubles Gold & Bronze medal matches.F W Singles Gold & Bronze medal matches.

Sat 02.08

09:30–14:30 SF M Singles. £40 £30 £20 /£10.00 – 4SF W Doubles.F X Doubles Gold & Bronze medal matches.

16:00–20:30 F M Singles Gold & Bronze medal matches. £40 £30 £20 /£10.00 – 4F W Doubles Gold & Bronze medal matches.

* All category 1 Table Tennis tickets priced at £15/£7.50 are unreserved.

TriathlonStrathclyde Country Park 1 2 3 4 Ticket

LimitThur 24.07

11:00–18:00 F M Individual. £25 £15/£7.50* – – 4F W Individual.

Sat 26.07

12:30–14:30 F X Team Relay. £25 £15/£7.50* – – 4

*Triathlon price category 2 is General Admission/Standing.

WeightliftingClyde Auditorium 1 2 3 4 Ticket

LimitThu 24.07

10:00–12:00 P M 56kg Group B. £15/£7.50 – – – 1015:30–18:00 F W 48kg Group A. £25 £20/£10 – – 419:30–22:00 F M 56kg Group A. £25 £20/£10 – – 4

Fri 25.07


Sat 26.07


Sun 27.07


Mon 28.07


Tue 29.07

15:30–18:00 F W 75kg Group A. £25 £20/£10 – – 419:30–22:00 F M 94kg Group A. £25 £20/£10 – – 4

Wed 30.07

15:30–18:00 F W +75kg Group A. £25 £20/£10 – – 419:30–22:00 F M 105kg Group A. £25 £20/£10 – – 4

Thu 31.07

15:30–18:00 F M +105kg Group A. £25 £20/£10 – – 4

Para-Sport PowerliftingClyde Auditorium 1 2 3 4 Ticket

LimitSat 02.08

10:00–12:30 F W Lightweight (up to 61kg). £15/£7.50 – – – 10F W Heavyweight (from 61.01kg).

14:00–16:30 F M Lightweight (up to 72kg). £15/£7.50 – – – 1018:00–20:30 F M Heavyweight (from 72.01kg). £15/£7.50 – – – 10

WrestlingScottish Exhibition + Conference Centre Precinct 1 2 3 4 Ticket

LimitTue 29.07

10:00–12:30 P M Freestyle 55kg, 74kg, 120kg: Preliminaries, Quarter-finals, Semi-finals & Repechage.

£15/£7.50 – – – 10

P W Freestyle 48kg, 72kg: Preliminaries, Quarter-finals, Semi-finals & Repechage.

16:30–18:30 F M Freestyle 55kg, 74kg, 120kg: Gold & Bronze medal matches. £25 £20/£10 – – 4F W Freestyle 48kg, 72kg: Gold & Bronze medal matches.

Wed 30.07

10:00–12:30 P M Freestyle 60kg, 96kg: Preliminaries, Quarter-finals, Semi-finals & Repechage.

£15/£7.50 – – – 10

P W Freestyle 51kg, 59kg, 67kg: Preliminaries, Quarter-finals, Semi-finals & Repechage.

16:30–18:30 F M Freestyle 60kg, 96kg: Gold & Bronze medal matches. £25 £20/£10 – – 4F W Freestyle 51kg, 59kg, 67kg: Gold & Bronze medal matches.

Thu 31.07

10:00–12:30 P M Freestyle 66kg, 84kg: Preliminaries, Quarter-finals, Semi-finals & Repechage.

£15/£7.50 – – – 10

P W Freestyle 55kg, 63kg: Preliminaries, Quarter-finals, Semi-finals & Repechage.

16:30–18:30 F M Freestyle 66kg, 84kg: Gold & Bronze medal matches. £25 £20/£10 – – 4F W Freestyle 55kg, 63kg: Gold & Bronze medal matches.


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Price Category

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X = Mixed O = Open




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