Biathlon World Cup 2021: opening of the ticketing !
Updated on 12/10/2021
Aim well! Don’t miss the opening of the ticketing!
► Tuesday 12/10 at 9am:
Opening of the 4-day pass only
► Tuesday 19/10 at 9am :
Opening of the 4-day pass + day tickets
Opening of the 4-day pass only
► Tuesday 19/10 at 9am :
Opening of the 4-day pass + day tickets
Only sales online and at the ticket office at the Tourist Office.
No sales by phone.
Depending on the health constraints in force at the time of the event, the organiser will apply the necessary measures in compliance with governmental instructions.
Ticketing
Prices, Map and Stadium Access Policy
No sales by phone.
Depending on the health constraints in force at the time of the event, the organiser will apply the necessary measures in compliance with governmental instructions.
Ticketing
Prices, Map and Stadium Access Policy
PROGRAM :
December 13 to 19, 2021
Tuesday, December 14 and Wednesday, December 15:
Trainings
Thursday, December 16:
10 km Sprint Men
Friday, December 17 :
7.5 km Sprint Women
Saturday, December 18 :
12.5 km Pursuit Men
10 km Women's Pursuit
Sunday December 19th :
15 km Mass Start Men
12.5 km Mass Start Women
Annecy-Le Grand-Bornand, the French home of the BMW IBU Biathlon World Cup, has already organised three editions in 2013, 2017 and 2019, all of which were successful in terms of both media coverage and attendance, with up to 62,000 spectators.
Annecy-Le Grand-Bornand will once again host the world’s leading biathlon event from December 13 to 19, as well as in 2022, 2024 and 2025, making it an essential editon on the international circuit.
It will be an opportunity to see the talents of the French team shine at home, in the Sylvie Becaert international stadium… and for the Organising Committee, to meet the “biathlon family” with fans, athletes, partners, officials and media expected to attend.
More than 75,000 tickets will go on sale next week.
Annecy-Le Grand-Bornand will once again host the world’s leading biathlon event from December 13 to 19, as well as in 2022, 2024 and 2025, making it an essential editon on the international circuit.
It will be an opportunity to see the talents of the French team shine at home, in the Sylvie Becaert international stadium… and for the Organising Committee, to meet the “biathlon family” with fans, athletes, partners, officials and media expected to attend.
More than 75,000 tickets will go on sale next week.
