How much is the basketball ticket in 2008? Pray for the great gods.

The total number of tickets available for sale for the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games is about 7 million. Tickets for the opening ceremony, which have attracted the attention of hundreds of millions of people, will be divided into five grades: A, B, C, D and E, with the fares of 5,000 yuan, 3,000 yuan, 65,438 yuan +0.500 yuan, 800 yuan and 200 yuan respectively. This price level is undoubtedly quite low compared with the tickets for the opening ceremony of recent Olympic Games. You know, the ticket price for the opening and closing ceremonies of the Athens Olympic Games was $ 60- 1200 (about 500-9500 RMB at that time). Besides the tickets for the opening ceremony, the most expensive ticket is the men's basketball final. Due to the basketball craze driven by NBA and Yao Ming, and the participation of many international basketball stars, the tickets for men's basketball in the Beijing Olympic Games are rising: the tickets for the preliminaries and group matches are set at the cheapest price of 50- 150 yuan, while the tickets for the men's basketball finals are 300- 1000 yuan, and the women's basketball finals are 200-800 yuan. Since 2000, the average ticket price in NBA has exceeded $50. At present, the mid-range ticket price in the regular season is $ 60- 100 (the Lakers are cheaper than the Warriors), and the mid-range ticket price in the finals is $ 120. Considering the attention and excitement of the Olympic basketball game, the ticket price of the Beijing Olympic men's basketball final should be said to be very attractive. In addition, tickets for the finals (or third and fourth place competitions) of track and field, football, volleyball and table tennis are also set at 200-800 yuan. Although the price is slightly higher than other sports tickets, considering that we can cheer for Liu Xiang, women's volleyball, table tennis, Olympic Games and women's football at home, I believe the price is still worth it. Of course, the tickets for the above-mentioned events will definitely become the object of competition, and the number of people who buy them will be far greater than the number of tickets available for sale. According to the plan announced by the Olympic Organizing Committee, the qualification for ticket purchase will be decided by lottery.