Korean GP offers bargain tickets to boost attendance
Ticket prices for the Korean Grand Prix have been slashed in an attempt to boost attendance figures this year.
This year organisers have decided to slash the cost of the average ticket from 460,000 won (US$410) to 315,000 won (US$280), with the cheapest ticket on sale for just 87,000 (US$77). And in order to boost interest early on, tickets bought in March are being offered with a 50% discount.
“This year, we will try to improve our ticket sales, advertising and other areas of our operations,” Head of the Korean Grand Prix organising committee Park Joon-Young told the Yonhap news agency on Wednesday. “I know that there were controversies about our construction and also ticket prices. We will try our best so that motor sports can develop into a key part of our leisure industry.”
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