New Zealand Football have today confirmed the ticket prices for New Zealand's intercontinental World Cup playoff with Peru in Wellington next month.
The first match of the two legged tie on November 11 will see tickets starting at $59 for adults, and $29 for children in normal seating, while the option of platinum zone sees prices rise to $129 for adults and $79 for children.
Tickets will go on sale initially to those on the All Whites' "Road to Russia" waiting list as of midday tomorrow, before being released to the general public at 12pm on Friday October 20.
NZ Football chief executive Andy Martin says that the organisation are hoping for a sell-out in Wellington, as the All Whites aim for their first spot in a Football World Cup since 2010.
"The demand for tickets for this game has been incredible and we feel we have priced it at a level where all football fans can be a part of this one-in-four year event," Martin said in a statement.
"We want to re-create an atmosphere like 2009 with everyone dressed in white. We need all of New Zealand behind the All Whites as they look to create history and qualify for the FIFA World Cup."
The All Whites will then travel to Peru for the fixture's return leg in Lima on November 16.
Immigration New Zealand have also confirmed that they will waive visa requirements for travelling Peru fans in time for the match.
"(This is) so they can get decisions on visas in time to travel to New Zealand for the World Cup qualifier next month," Immigration New Zealand area manager Marcelle Foley told NZME.
"The streamlined process will be in place until the day of the match for online applications only."
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