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Free Admission to Paralympic Wheelchair Curling Event

Information provided by VANOC - Published: 2010-03-19

Free admission to Paralympic wheelchair curling tie-breaker match between Italy and Sweden on Friday, March 19.

Fans are invited to attend tomorrow's 2:30 pm PT wheelchair curling tie breaker match between Italy and Sweden at no charge.

The make-or-break game on Friday became necessary after the two teams finished the round robin portion of the tournament tonight with identical 5-4 records.

Fans will be welcomed to Vancouver Paralympic Centre at no charge and on a first come first served basis.

All seating is general admission and thousands of seats are available.

Venue gates open at 1:30 pm.

Spectators can access the Vancouver Paralympic Centre by taking the Canada Line to King Edward station.

Spectators can also take buses on routes: 3, 15, 25 and 33 and an accessible shuttle is also available from the skytrain.

Signage will direct pedestrians to the venue.

The winner of Friday's tie-breaker will advance to the wheelchair curling semi-final against Canada (7-2) on Saturday, March 20 while the United States (7-2) will face Korea (6-3) on Saturday in the other semi-final.

Both matches will take place at 10 am PT. The winners will then meet in the wheelchair curling gold medal match later on Saturday at 3:30 pm PT.

The official and most up-to-date source for all Vancouver 2010 information, including schedules, results, tickets, and transportation is www.vancouver2010.com


  • This web page is from the Disabled World 2010 Winter Paralympics section which provides: The 2010 Winter Paralympics will be held in Vancouver and Whistler British Columbia Canada between March 12 to March 21 2010.

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