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WHO WE ARE

Updated May 7, 1998

Fans Can Call 1-800-WWC-TIKS Beginning May 1 at 10 a.m EDT

Members of the U.S. Soccer Family will have the first chance to purchase Stadium Series Packages primarily through a direct mail ticket brochure targeted at soccer fans in and around the venue communities. In addition, Women's World Cup will advertise the ticket sale in soccer publications and newsletters and will be on-site selling tickets at major soccer matches and tournaments throughout May. Fans will have until May 31 to return their brochure, or call 1-800-992-8457 to purchase tickets. Members of the U.S. Soccer Family purchasing tickets between May 1-31 will receive from 5-15% off regular stadium Series Package prices. Later this year, the Stadium Series Packages will go on sale to the general public.

Single game ticket prices will range from $18 for a first-round doubleheader to $100 for a ticket to the Women's World Cup Final and Third Place Match at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California. There will be three categories of tickets available for each game, with Category I tickets being the most expensive and Category III being the least expensive. The average ticket price for a Women's World Cup doubleheader will be $36, as compared to more than $70 for a single match at the 1994 Men's World Cup.

Ticketmaster had been chosen as the exclusive computerized ticket service for the 1999 FIFA Women's World Cup and will handle calls to the 800 number. The Women's World Cup Ticket Order Form will also be available on the U.S. Soccer Federation Web Site at http://www.us-soccer.com/wwc99/ticket-info.html.

FIFA WORLD CUP 1999