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Huge opportunity for Eurovision Song Contest fans: ticket sales will reopen on March 26. However, only remaining tickets will be available, so you'll have to be quick.
The first wave of sales started on January 13—all available tickets were sold in record time: the final in 14 minutes, the two semi-finals within 20 minutes.
For all those disappointed fans who weren't quick enough, there is now a second chance: on March 26 at 3 p.m., tickets that were not claimed by national and international partners, participating delegations, and other reserved contingents will go on sale, along with additional available ticket capacity.
But please note: this opportunity is only available to those who were already registered to purchase tickets in the first round.
Details on the security concept
To ensure that all spectators have an unforgettable, but above all safe experience, ORF has developed a comprehensive security concept for the major event. As emphasized at a press conference on Thursday, ORF is working closely with the Vienna police, the Ministry of the Interior, the City of Vienna, and other relevant authorities to achieve this.
We are responding to the increased threat level with experience, expertise, and international networking.
Landespolizeivizepräsident General Dieter Csefan
Airport security measures are in place at the Wiener Stadthalle, and the police are present with specialized units and police dog units and are implementing measures to defend against drones. "Together with ORF, the City of Vienna, and other partners, this event will be carried out professionally and safely," assured State Police Vice President General Dieter Csefan at the press conference.
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