Brisbane 2032 will leave no one behind. Organising Committee Chairman Andrew Liveris announced in an interview with ABC that he wanted the event tickets to be accessible to the greatest number. "We will offer affordable tickets. One thing Sydney has done well, and we will be inspired by, is to to ensure that it is not only the rich and the elite who can attend », did he declare.
He specifically cites Sydney's policy on specially allocated tickets "to schoolchildren and other people" for "the major events". He intends to reserve places for Brisbane residents for the opening and closing ceremonies. "This is not an event for touristshe justifies. It is an event for the nation. It's an event for the state. It's an event for the region. It's an event for the city. Some of the tickets will be put on sale at high prices, in order to allow other tickets to be sold at more affordable prices, between 30 and 50 dollars, sketch Liveris.
