The World Floorball Championships 2018 is nearly only 80 days away and it’s time to start booking your tickets to Prague (If you have not done so already, you really should start now)
To help you get around all the things we can offer you now, let this article be your guide on how to get everything arranged perfectly before the championships starts.
1) First of all - Buy your tickets!
Well, that’s kind of obvious - don’t forget to buy your WFC 2018 tickets to make sure you can make it to the games you want. You can buy your tickets online HERE. And if you have any question or something is not working, don’t hesitate to contact us on our Facebook, Instagram or Twitter. We will answer ASAP, that’s a promise.
2) Tickets done? Great! Now let’s book accommodation
Believe us - you do want to stay in Prague for a little bit longer than you now think. It is a beautiful city that has something to offer for everyone. We have prepared an overview of suitable hotels where you can book your accommodation and you can find it HERE.
3) Going to cheer on the stands? Let’s buy some merch
Yay! Let the world and everyone you meet in Prague know that you have come to Prague to FLOORBALL. Wear the WFC colours with pride. Our eshop is online, orders are available worldwide and we have a large variety of products for women, men and children. Simply put, the WFC is for everyone. Find the eshop HERE.
4) Getting around Prague? Nah, it’s not hard.
Both arenas, O2 arena and Arena Sparta are located within walking distance from Metro Station Ceskomoravska, located on line B (the yellow one). Don’t forget to buy your public transport ticket, otherwise you could be fined. Prague has an integrated metro, tram and bus network – tickets are valid on all types of transport, and for transfers between them. You must validate (punch) your ticket before descending on the metro escalators or on entering a tram or bus (day passes must be stamped the first time you use them). For the metro, you’ll see stamping machines at the top of the escalators. In trams and buses there will be a stamping machine in the vehicle by the door.
This is all for now. But don’t worry - we will introduce the host city, Prague, to you a bit more in the upcoming weeks and we are sure you will love it. Stay tuned.
DAY 4: Group Stage Culminating, Czech Republic to Face Switzerland – 4.12.2018
Germany Saves Czechs by Beating Latvia, Nordic Powers Post Convincing Wins – 4.12.2018
Sweden Dominates Norway to Get Easy 9-1 Win – 3.12.2018
Estonia Beats Thailand 11-4 to End Group Stage Unbeaten – 3.12.2018
Great First Period Secures First Victory for Finland – 3.12.2018
Great Defense Gives Australia First Tournament Win over Poland – 3.12.2018
Data Analysis: Latvia vs Czech Republic 4:3 – 3.12.2018
Impressive Third Period Pushes Germany to First Win in Prague – 3.12.2018
Zubir‘s Two Goals Help Singapore Beat Japan in Front of 6,341 Spectators – 3.12.2018
Data Analysis: Finland vs Sweden 4:5 – 3.12.2018
DAY 3: Program Starts with Asian Battle, Fans to See Two Nordic Derbies – 3.12.2018
Latvia Stuns the Hosts, Slovakia and Switzerland on Scoring Surge – 3.12.2018
Estonia Wins Evening Thriller in Arena Sparta – 2.12.2018
First Tournament Surprise as Latvia Beats Czech Republic 4-3 – 2.12.2018
Battle between Canada and Singapore Ends in First Tournament Draw – 2.12.2018
Switzerland Outclasses Germany 13-1, Känzig Scores Four Goals – 2.12.2018
Japan Enters Tournament with 1-15 Loss against Slovakia – 2.12.2018
Norway Turns Score to Get First Tournament Win – 2.12.2018
Data Analysis: Germany vs Czech Republic 5:10 – 2.12.2018
DAY 2: Twelve Teams in Action, Czechs to Face Latvia – 2.12.2018