Sales open for three FlaBasquete home challenges

With tickets starting at R$15, Mais Querido hosts important NBB matches at Arena Carioca 1

By Flamengo Communication - in 26/10/2018 às 17:00

Off to Arena Carioca 1? Starting this Tuesday (30), Flamengo receives an important sequence of three games against Mogi das Cruzes, Pinheiros and Corinthians at Arena Carioca 1. Rubro-Negro counts on the support of the Rubro-Negra Nation once again in the fight for the sixth championship.

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Tickets are now available for FlaBasquete fans, and members receive a 50% discount (non-cumulative) on admission. Parking at Arena Carioca 1 will be free for the entire nation. In addition to individual tickets, a combo option for all three matches will be available. See the full price list:

Grandstands (one game): R$30,00 (full price)/R$15,00 (half price/ST)

Grandstand combo with two games: R$50,00 (full price)/R$25,00 (half price/ST)

Grandstand combo with three games: R$70,00 (full price)/R$35,00 (half price/ST)

Court chairs (one set): R$100,00 (full price) / R$50,00 (half price/ST)

Court chair combo with two sets: R$180,00 (full price)/R$90,00 (half price/ST)

Court chair combo with three sets: R$240,00 (full price)/R$120,00 (half price/ST)

Click here, buy your tickets and come support FlaBasquete!

Game dates and times

30/10, Tuesday: Flamengo x Mogi das Cruzes, at 20 pm

November 01st, Thursday: Flamengo vs. Pinheiros, at 11:20 p.m.

03/11, Saturday: Flamengo x Corinthians, at 14 pm

The basketball teams of Clube de Regatas do Flamengo rely on resources from their sponsors – thinkseg, Estácio, AmBev, Rede D'or, IRB Brasil RE, CSN, Brasil Plural, EY – via the Federal Incentive Law/Ministry of Sports (IR) and the State Incentive Law/State Secretariat of Sports, Leisure and Youth (Seelje) of Rio de Janeiro, in addition to support from the Brazilian Committee of Clubs (CBC) resulting from the decentralization of resources originating from the Pelé Law.