Ticket Sales for Morocco vs Gabon Match Set to Launch
The highly anticipated match between Morocco and Gabon, part of the first round of the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers, will see ticket sales commence this Saturday, September 19, at 10:00 AM. Scheduled to take place on September 25 at the Moulay Abdellah Stadium in Rabat, this event marks the national team's opening match in the qualification process.
The Royal Moroccan Football Federation (FRMF) announced the ticket launch in a recent press release, highlighting the importance of this match and the need for a smooth experience for fans attending the event. Tickets will be available exclusively through the Webook electronic platform, with purchases also possible via the official Webook app.
Pricing and Ticket Categories
Ticket prices range from 100 dirhams for third-category seats to a staggering 20,000 dirhams for private boxes (Skybox). Specifically, the pricing structure is as follows: 100 dirhams for the third category, 200 dirhams for the second category, 300 dirhams for the first category, 1,000 dirhams for the Hospitality Lounge, 1,500 dirhams for the VIP section, 2,000 dirhams for the VVIP section, and 20,000 dirhams for private boxes. Each ticket guarantees a numbered seat within the stadium, ensuring organized seating for all attendees.
For fans purchasing tickets in the first three categories, electronic tickets will be sent via the Webook app, allowing for direct access to the stadium. Additionally, designated points will be established for collecting parking permits (Pass Parking) for guests in the Hospitality Lounge, VIP, VVIP, and private box areas, with specific locations to be announced later.
The organizing committee urges fans to adhere to all regulations and seating arrangements specified on their tickets, emphasizing that any violations could result in legal consequences. These measures are in place to ensure a safe and efficient experience for supporters, reflecting Morocco's commitment to hosting significant sporting events at both continental and international levels.
As reported by sport.le360.ma.
