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In two days, CWG tickets worth Rs 80 lakh sold in New Delhi

In two days, Games tickets worth Rs 80 lakh sold New Delhi, 
In just two days since the sale began, tickets worth more than Rs 80 lakh were sold for 19th edition of the Commonwealth Games to be held from October 3 to 14 in the Capital. 
On day one, 1700 tickets worth Rs 20 lakh were sold. "The response is overwhelming. We hope to reach our target very fast," a Commonwealth Games (CWG) organising committee spokesperson said.
He, however, could not specify the number of tickets sold so far. The organising committee expect to sell 17 lakh tickets generating Rs 60-70crore. 
Tickets can be bought from seven branches of Central Bank of India, five Hero Honda showrooms and from the Commonwealth Games (CWG) website. 
Ticket are priced from Rs 50 to Rs 1,000, but prices for the opening ceremony have been kept between Rs 1,000 and Rs 50,000 and for the closing, from Rs 750 to Rs 50,000. 
An added advantage for those queueing up to purchase tickets is that each ticket holder would be entitled for free travel in the Delhi Metro and DTC buses to reach and return from the venue on the day of the event.

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