Credit: Epic Games
Epic Games announced on Monday during the Fortnite Champion Series (FNCS) Major 2 broadcast that tickets are now on sale for the 2023 FNCS Global Championship in Copenhagen, Denmark, taking place Oct. 13 – 15. The top Fortnite players in the world will converge on the city of Copenhagen to compete for part of a $4M USD total prize pool.
The FNCS Global Championship will be hosted at the Royal Arena, a multi-use indoor venue in Copenhagen, capable of supporting between 13,000 – 16,000 attendees, depending on configuration (for sporting events it is typically 13,000).
Tickets are available in two formats: 1-day passes or weekend tickets that allow ticket holders to attend all three days of the action Those 1-day passes range from $40 – 70 USD, while the weekend passes have a price range of $70 – $100. More details on pricing can be found here.
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