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Perks of the costliest IPL tickets: Hospitality, free jerseys and more
The New Indian Express Nagapattinam
|March 14, 2025
CSK & RCB yet to officially start ticket sales while DC will open their general sale on Friday
BEER, hard liquor, AC hospitality and free jerseys are some of the perks available for fans who are willing to shell out five-digit sums to watch Indian Premier League (IPL) games in the flesh this season.
Chennai Super Kings and Royal Challengers Bengaluru are yet to officially start ticket sales while Delhi Capitals will put their tickets on general sale on Friday. Each of the other seven franchises have commenced ticket sales on a phased manner. According to the data accessed by the daily, Lucknow and Ahmedabad will be the two venues with the least expensive tickets (₹499). The 1,00,000 lakh plus Narendra Modi Stadium has ticket sales beginning at ₹499 for the match against Punjab Kings on March 25.
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