Happy Seasons Sports announces the Emirati unit’s approval of reducing ticket prices.

Happy Seasons Sports, under the leadership of Hazem Fatouh, continues its efforts to ensure the success of Zamalek’s training camp in the UAE and the friendly tournament involving the team with the Emirati club Al-Wahda, the Saudi club Al-Ettifaq, and Qatar’s Umm Salal.

The company expressed gratitude to the management of Al-Wahda for their fantastic steps towards the fans, including reducing ticket prices and providing comprehensive offerings for all matches at discounted rates. This prompted Happy Seasons Sports to release a statement thanking the management of Al-Wahda for their positive initiatives.

The statement reads as follows:

Mr. Hazem Fatouh, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Happy Seasons Sports, the organizing company of the Al-Wahda Friendly Championship in Abu Dhabi in collaboration with Al-Wahda Emirates Club, extends sincere thanks and gratitude to the Board of Directors of Al-Wahda Emirates Club for approving the proposal submitted by the Zamalek Fans Association in the Emirates to reduce ticket prices.

The statement further expresses gratitude to the management of Al-Wahda Emirates Club for agreeing to set uniform third-tier ticket prices at 50 dirhams for both matches, averaging 25 dirhams per match, inclusive of attending the musical concert.

Additionally, the Board of Directors of Al-Wahda Club agreed to offer an all-inclusive ticket for the third tier, behind the goal, right and left, covering attendance for all tournament matches (four in total) at a cost of 95 dirhams, equivalent to approximately 23 dirhams per match.

The company concluded the statement by emphasizing sincere thanks and appreciation to the management of Al-Wahda Emirates Club for their commitment to providing all necessary facilitations for the attendance of Zamalek fans at the championship, allowing them to enjoy supporting their team and witnessing the performances of international stars in the other teams of the tournament.

The club’s management has decided to release tournament tickets within hours.