Two-game pack
Individual tickets
WASHINGTON, D.C. - D.C. United announced today individual tickets to the club's CONCACAF Champions' Cup match with CD Olimpia of Honduras are now available for sale. United and Olimpia will first meet in Honduras on Feb. 21 (9:00 p.m. EST) at Estadio Tiburcio Carias Andino and play the return leg at RFK Stadium on Thursday, March 1 (7:00 p.m. EST). Individual tickets range in price from $25-$60, while special group pricing and ticket packages are available. Both United games will be broadcast live on Fox Soccer Channel and North Cone and also shown on Fox Sports Espanol, though the away match will be shown on tape delay (11:00 p.m. ET) and the home match live.
Individual tickets may be purchased at four price levels: Spectator ($25), Premium ($35), VIP ($45) and Mezzanine ($60), while groups of 20 or more can purchase tickets at a discounted price: Spectator ($20), Premium ($30), VIP ($40) and Mezzanine ($55). Field level seating is not available during any of the Champions' Cup matches due to FIFA regulations. Individual tickets are available at all TicketMaster outlets, including: Macy's, Record & Tape Traders, CD Cellar and Ritmo Latino stores. Ticket may also be purchased online at ticketmaster.com.
A special strip package for all potential Champions' Cup home games is also available, in which fans pay as United advances deeper into the tournament. These three-game packages are available at group ticket costs at the following levels: Club Level ($225), Mezzanine ($165), VIP ($120), Premium ($90) and Spectator ($60). An additional package is also available that combines four tickets to United's home opener (April 14 vs. KC; 7:30 p.m.) and four tickets to Game 1 versus CD Olimpia. This package may be purchased at the following price levels: Mezzanine ($360), VIP ($268), Premium ($200) and Spectator ($140).
The CONCACAF Champions' Cup is the longest running international club competition in the CONCACAF region and has crowned the champion club of the Confederation since its inception over four decades ago. This marks D.C. United's seventh appearance in the tournament, more than any other MLS team. The Black-and-Red qualified for the event by winning the 2006 MLS Supporters' Shield with a league-best 15-7-10 record (55 pts.). D.C. won the 1998 Champions' Cup by defeating Mexican champions CD Toluca. Should United advance to the semi-finals of this year's Champions' Cup, the Black-and-Red would play the winner of CD Guadalajara of Mexico and the CFU champion in a home-and-home series beginning in mid-March.
