Tickets for Kansas City Wizards Match Versus Los Angeles Galaxy Now On Sale

Match to be Shown Live Nationally on ESPN2, Kickoff at 8 p.m. CT

(July 9, 2009) – The Kansas City Wizards announced Thursday that tickets to their match Saturday, July 25 against the Los Angeles Galaxy are now on sale, ranging from $15 - $175. Midfielder David Beckham is slated to rejoin the Galaxy July 15, with the match in Kansas City scheduled to represent his 2nd MLS game after returning from a loan with AC Milan. The contest will now be broadcast live nationally on ESPN2 and will kick-off at 8 p.m. CT to meet TV-window requirements.

Three-game packages start as low as $15 per game, including tickets to the LA Galaxy match and two other Kansas City Wizards home games. Tickets will start at $30 for single-game ticket purchases. Parking is free for all games at CommunityAmerica Ballpark. Fans are encouraged to buy their tickets to the Los Angeles match soon, as the game is expected to sell out. Kansas City has sold out seven games in 2009, including the last five consecutively.

“The Los Angeles Galaxy match has been our most popular game the past two seasons,” Wizards Vice President of Ticket Sales Shayne Donohue said. “We played this match at Arrowhead Stadium in 2007 and 2008 and attracted 32,867 and 26,113 fans, respectively. We are not able to play the match at Arrowhead this year due to construction and will play at CommunityAmerica Ballpark, which only seats 10,385 people.”

Kansas City Wizards 2009 Ticket Prices

Seating Category
Galaxy Price

Field Side Reserved
$175

Stadium Reserved
$40

Ultimate Tailgate
$75

All You Can Eat
$50

Cauldron
$35

Bleacher
$35

GA/Grass Berm
$30

Single-game tickets are available online from www.Ticketmaster.com/kcwizards or by calling Ticketmaster at 1-800-745-3000. For more information on three-game packages, call the Wizards at 913-387-3400.

The game will mark Kansas City’s second ESPN2 broadcast of the 2009 season. Kansas City defeated the New York Red Bulls 1-0 on Thursday, April 23 in front of a loud, sellout crowd of 10,385 at CommunityAmerica Ballpark.

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