Where to find a ticket to the World Cup to be held in Brazil in 2014?

Air tickets in order to follow the World Cup 2014 in Brazil are on sale recently.

Here are estimates of the duration of the flight and the cost of the ticket, but the World Cup will bring more ticket prices will go up.

Airline tickets to Manaus
5200 km separating Paris and Manaus, the flight time is approximately 7:30 pm
Price of a ticket to / about 1850 €

Airline tickets to Fortaleza
6900 km apart and Fortazela Paris, the flight time is approximately 9:50 pm
Price of a ticket to / about 1080 €

Airline tickets to Natal
6950 km separating Paris and Natal, the flight time is approximately 10 h
Price of a ticket to / 1200 €

Airline tickets to Recife
7200 km separating Paris and Recife, the flight time is approximately 11 h
Price of a ticket to / about 1100 €

Airline tickets to Salvador
7780 km separating Paris and Salvador, the flight time is approximately 12 h
Price of a ticket to / 750 €

Airline tickets to Cuiaba
8840 km separating Paris and Cuiaba, the flight time is approximately 18 h
Price of a ticket to / 2700 €

Airline tickets to Brasilia
8700 km separating Paris and Brasilia, the flight time is approximately 15 h
Price of a ticket to / about 1100 €

Airline tickets to Belo Horizonte
8870 km separating Paris and Belo Horizonte, the flight time is approximately 12 h
Price of a ticket to / about 1080 €

Flights to Rio de Janeiro
9190 km separating Paris and Rio de Janeiro, the flight time is approximately 12 h
Price of a ticket to / about 1100 €

Airline tickets to Sao Paulo
9075 km separating Paris and Sao Paulo, the flight time is 11:30 h
Price of a ticket to / about 1000 €

Airline tickets to Curitiba
9375 km apart and Curituba Paris, the flight time is 12:15 h
Price of a ticket to / 1200 €

Airline tickets to Porto Alegre
9850 km separating Paris and Porto Alegre, the flight time is approximately 15 h
Price of a ticket to / about 1100 €

Last update of this page July 10, 2013

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The price of the organization of the 2014 World Cup Brazil scalds

One year after the World Cup football in Brazil and during the Confederations Cup, demonstrators marched through the country for social reasons. In particular, they pointed to the exorbitant cost of the 2014 World Cup, while part of the population struggle for access to education and health.

In 1950, Brazil who played the final of the World Cup in the legendary Maracana stadium had lost to Uruguay. And it was true trauma country football. Sixty-three years later, a portion of the population is angry over the prohibitive favorite this new World Cup. The disappointment of the lost final now seems a faint memory for citizens who speak more "football business".

The protests that began in Sao Paulo against price increases in public transport, for several successive days, and the Brazilian government will send the National Force, an elite police body to ensure safety in six cities that organize the Confederations Cup. Last Monday, 250,000 people beat the pavement to protest against the extravagant expenditures for the organization of the World. Even players of the Brazilian Selecao, Dani Alves, Hulk and David Luiz, have expressed their solidarity with Brazilian "the people."

Confederations Cup and the World are expected to cost 11 billion euros in Brazil. Since the assignment of these two events by FIFA, the Brazilian government had repeatedly revised upwards the price of the organization, particularly because of the delay in the construction of infrastructure.

And the figure of 11 billion euros should be probably exceeded by June 12 2014, kick-off. Is currently about 57 euros for each of the 194 million Brazilians. For example, the legendary Maracana stadium to cost 449 million euros after two and a half years of renovation. Double the original estimate.

Corruption at the heart of the World 2014

After years of political and financial scandals, protesters denounce corruption and took to the street without claim to a political party or a trade union. In an interview with L'Equipe Magazine, Romario, world champion with the Selecao in 1994, became a member in 2011, gave a bleak picture of the current situation: "This will not be the World Cup of the Brazilian people, because the people will not afford the tickets. It is also the people who will pay the bill after the World Cup (...) in Manaus, Natal and Cuiaba, which no longer have the time to make bids, they will come in time of emergency . (...) This is done on purpose to steal more money! "

Already two years ago, in Brasilia, the site of the train from the airport to the south of the federal capital had been arrested for fraud in the tender. The renovation of the Maracana was tarnished by a case of jars of wine on one of the companies in charge of the work and the Minister of Sports. Even the Brazilian Football Federation (CBF) was not spared. The all-powerful boss of Brazilian football, Ricardo Teixeira, and organizer of the 2014 World Cup, had been targeted by a series of corruption charges and resigned. At the time, Romario was welcomed on his Facebook page that Brazilian football is "cured of cancer."

The President of the International Football Federation, Joseph Blatter, says that football "is stronger than the dissatisfaction of the people." It is not certain that the Brazilians who have decided to take to the streets hear this message.

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Tickets for the World Cup sold from August 20

FIFA and the organizing committee for the World Cup in Brazil presented Friday, July 19, in a press conference in Rio de Janeiro, the way the 2014 World Cup tickets will be sold. Kickoff marketing exclusively online on Tuesday, August 20.

The announcement regarding the mode of sale and ticket prices for the 2014 World Cup was highly anticipated, one month after the protests that disrupted the Confederations Cup in Brazil. Especially since this announcement, originally scheduled for July 1, took place three weeks late.

Very pleased with the way tickets were sold for the Confederations Cup, Thierry Weil, FIFA Marketing Director, showed great optimism in time to announce the marketing policy adopted by the International Federation. On 19 July 2013, he carefully detailed measures for the Brazilian public, including the lowest strata.

Specifically, tickets will be sold exclusively on FIFA.com site in two phases. The first from August 20 until October 10. The second, from December 8, after the draw for the finals scheduled two days earlier in Salvador de Bahia. Applications will be drawn without any preference, in order of arrival.

Preferential rates for Brazilians

Regarding prices, four tariff categories were created. The fourth, the cheapest, is exclusively the Brazilian public. It covers 400,000 tickets, just for the first round. A special rate for the most disadvantaged social groups, as well as for students and seniors, even provided with tickets starting at 11.50 euros (7,500 CFA francs).

For non-Brazilian residents, the cheapest rates in the category 3 reach 69 euros (45,000 CFA francs) for the first round, 167 euros (110,000 CFA francs) for the opening match and up to 334 euros for the final. As for the most expensive tickets, they go up to 753 euros (495,000 CFA francs) for the final on July 13 at Maracana stadium. (See full price list)

Substantial price but, according to FIFA, should not deter fans from coming. These are expected to number in a country with substantial tourist attractions.

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