Local FAM competitions committee chairman Datuk Seri Hamzah Afandi tell, no ticket sales on the lawn of the stadium ahead of the Malaysia Cup final between Johor Darul Ta'zim (JDT) and Pahang in the Bukit Jalil National Stadium on Saturday. According to Afandi, to make sure no fuss happened, he was unanimously decided to implement an online system to 100 percent of the excess of 90,000 thousand tickets were provided in the game. "A total of 40,000 tickets each will be given to the JDT and Pahang, and the distribution of tickets to them will begin tomorrow (today ) and they can be sold in each country the next day. "How can the sale, it's up to both teams, but we have suggested that they distribute the tickets to allow all the fans to get it. "The remaining 10,000 tickets will only be sold through online beginning Wednesday. Online purchases can be made through www.tikethotline.com.my and redemption tickets can be redeemed at the Putra Stadium in Bukit Jalil, "he said. Afandi, who is deputy president of FAM said each support only allowed to buy a maximum of four tickets are priced at RM40 for adults and RM5 for children below 12 years. He said, in order to facilitate traffic, fans of both team buses are advised to come early and to comply with the rules set by the parent bodies.
"It is understood that about 400 buses of supporters from both teams will be present at the Bukit Jalil Stadium. Since there Sarawak Children's Association nationwide including Buddhist festival in the stadium, traffic congestion is expected to occur. "After listening to the advice of the police, we agree that the two bus parking places created at the Universiti Putra Malaysia (UPM) for fans JDT and Technology Park Malaysia (TPM) for JDT. "All buses should be at the stadium at least before 2 pm, if not complied with, it may not be allowed to enter the bus by the authorities, "he said. - The adult ticket (RM40) - a maximum of 4 tickets - Children Under 12 years old (RM5) For Tickets Online.
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