Thursday, October 31, 2013
Indonesia v Kyrgyzstan
Ticket prices:
VVIP - Rp 750,000
VIP West - Rp 500,000
VIP East - Rp 250,000
Category 1 - Rp 200,000
Category 2 - Rp 75,000
The game will be played at Bung Karno on Friday with a 7.30 pm kick off.
Following the game, Indonesia will apparently fly to North Korea to play a couple of friendlies before heading to China for an AFC Asian Cup qualifier
VVIP - Rp 750,000
VIP West - Rp 500,000
VIP East - Rp 250,000
Category 1 - Rp 200,000
Category 2 - Rp 75,000
The game will be played at Bung Karno on Friday with a 7.30 pm kick off.
Following the game, Indonesia will apparently fly to North Korea to play a couple of friendlies before heading to China for an AFC Asian Cup qualifier
# posted by Me @ 8:07 AM 
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Hi Jakarta casual :)
Great to find this blog about football in Indonesia.
I am hoping to attend Indonesia v Iraq on November 19th. Currently I am travelling in Indonesia (Bali at the moment)
I always like to try and watch a game in the countries I visit.
I will keep watching your blog for ticket information about the game. Hopefully Indonesia will still have something to play for.
Any advice you have about attending the game would be great.
Can I turn up at the stadium on the day of the game or buy in advance?
Will there be a big crowd or many empty seats?
Do fans here sit in their assigned seat or move freely?
I went to the Malaysian cup final a couple of years ago and it was basically standing room only with the numbers in the stadium greater than the number of seats. So I am prepared for mayhem haha.
Also, do you know where I can buy an Indonesian football shirt? not having much luck so far!
Thanks,
Steve
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Great to find this blog about football in Indonesia.
I am hoping to attend Indonesia v Iraq on November 19th. Currently I am travelling in Indonesia (Bali at the moment)
I always like to try and watch a game in the countries I visit.
I will keep watching your blog for ticket information about the game. Hopefully Indonesia will still have something to play for.
Any advice you have about attending the game would be great.
Can I turn up at the stadium on the day of the game or buy in advance?
Will there be a big crowd or many empty seats?
Do fans here sit in their assigned seat or move freely?
I went to the Malaysian cup final a couple of years ago and it was basically standing room only with the numbers in the stadium greater than the number of seats. So I am prepared for mayhem haha.
Also, do you know where I can buy an Indonesian football shirt? not having much luck so far!
Thanks,
Steve
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