online ticketing

Krisna said:
Well, this is what I know:
- VIP tickets can only be purchased in the 'Badminton City' area [within the Istora complex].
- non-VIP tickets can be purchased outside.
- a purchaser can buy tickets for more than one day at a time. You can just line-up once and then buy tickets for all the way to the final.
- tents will be put up in the ticket booths to prevent the ticket buyers getting baked by the Jakarta sun while in waiting in line...
- e-ticket is not completely done yet...
- maximum ticket price: Rp 150,000 [around US$ 17] for the semifinals and finals...
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Non VIP ticket can be purchased outside? you mean outside Badminton City/Istora area? mall, campus, etc?
 
CLELY said:
- Just hope e-ticket facility will be available immediately so we don't need to queue as usual :D
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finally they have online ticketing. I am so excited waiting for indo open but in the end I cannot watch it live :((

for someone who cannot watch it live or sit in front of your tv, you can try this
http://www.binus-access.com/our-services/bee-watch.html

this is online tv, just choose trans tv (if I am not wrong trans tv will broadcast it).
last time I try it for singapore open and it work until the server down caused by massive hit, hopefully they upgrade their server so they can handle the traffic on Indonesia open.

note : - you will be forced to watch the advertising, but it just around 30 second.
- don't need to do any registration
- it will be few second delay compare to live but it better than not
 
Is it a worth paying for VIP seat ??? :confused:[/QUOTE]

I recommend you get VIP seat. these seat has the better view, you can see all the court and also for semi final and final they only play at court 2 and 3. so you can have the best view. You better be there 1 or 2 hours before the game because indonesian are really enthusiastic with badminton and you might be not getting the best seat event you got VIP ticket (there is no seat number on the ticket).

Enjoy it :D
 
well, you can queue at the bank BCA if you don't have bank account. But the bank only open Mon-Fri so for semi and final ticket has to be purchased before Friday.
 
I think for visitors who don't have the BCA account can go to any BCA bank branch. Bring the rupiah and deposit to that account specified in the djarum online ticket website.

So first you book online and then you go to the bank and bring the proof of payment to the stadium.
 
sen said:
I think for visitors who don't have the BCA account can go to any BCA bank branch. Bring the rupiah and deposit to that account specified in the djarum online ticket website.

So first you book online and then you go to the bank and bring the proof of payment to the stadium.
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Thanks so much SEN. They should Visa or etc.
 
..you guys mean the online ticketing system doesn't accept credit cards (e.g. visa, mastercard)??..
 
hopefully, they will have visa/master ready by next year.
but still, i consider this eticketing as a giant leap in Indonesia, this is the first badminton eticketing after all :)
 
i have just bought 4 tickets for the semifinal via e-ticketing
and it works
i am so glad that the organizer provide this system
and i can forget being heated queueing tickets like last year..

for anybody who doesnt have BCA account, can visit any BCA bank near you, and deposit cash
 
For me, counting down to this coming THU. I will fly to Jakarta for the 1st time and excited to be a part of this competition.
Does anyone one here has plan to play Badminton at evening or night time? It would be great if I may have some experience in playing Badminton in Indonesia. :-)))
 
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