Valve has announced that floor tickets for all three days of The International 2024 have sold out, meaning a large chunk of the most sought-after seats for TI13 are no longer available. News of the sell out was announced alongside the reveal of Ringmaster late on Thursday evening (Aug. 22).
The post also hinted that there were a limited number of arena tickets available, however these seats would be general admission, meaning they’d be further back from the stage and not have a fixed seat.
Credit: News Øresund – Jenny Andersson
Floor seats were the only assigned seating available in the Royal Arena, Copenhagen, for The International. These seats, priced the same as non-assigned seating, were selectable at checkout, although were also selected as default. The rest of the seats will be located between level one and level three of the arena.
The sell out suggests that a good portion of the nearly $700 tickets have been sold. When tickets were first announced, the Dota 2 community balked at the cost. Ticket prices for The International have almost doubled in just three years, rising from around $350 during TI11 in Singapore.
Many suggest this price is too high, even with the associated boons that come with TI attendance, such as a chance to receive a Crimson Witness item.
However, despite these costs, The International still looks to be a packed event. The Royal Arena has a capacity of around 16,000 for concert-like events, although this number may be smaller for The International, with stages, production, desks, and other elements taking up some of the space.
Tickets for The International 2024 remain on sale via Ticketmaster.dk. At the time of writing, day tickets, and combination tickets for the entire weekend were still available.
The International 2024 kicks off on Sep. 4 with the Road to the International. This opening portion of the event will include the Group Stage and initial playoffs. The in-person ticketed Finals Weekend begins on Sep. 13
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