GFF Tickets Announcement

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Official Announcement

Dear Valued Owners and Residents,


Box Office:

Tickets must be collected at the screening venue box office at least 15 min prior to scheduled screening time. 
Single ticket: EGP 50 
Student: EGP 25 (with valid student ID) 
Red Carpet Screening Ticket: EGP 100 
Red Carpet screening for students: EGP 50 (with valid student ID)
Gouna Pass: EGP 700 
Gouna Pass privileges: One ticket per screening, excluding concurrent screenings as well as well as opening and closing ceremonies.
Cinegouna Panels: Free (a free ticket must be picked up from the box office) 
Cinegouna Masterclasses: EGP 25
Box office hours:   
Audimax : 9:00 AM to 10:00 PM 
Marina Theatre : 5:00 PM to 10:30 PM 
Sea Cinema : 10:00 AM to 10:30 PM 
Sold out screenings and standby: 
When a screening sells out, there may still be an opportunity to purchase tickets. We will have a STANDBY queue at each venue an hour before each screening. This queue offers you no guarantee for a ticket, but will allow you to purchase any last minute tickets that may become available before the screening.
Please find attached the film screening information.
To buy tickets online, please visit this link:
https://www.ticketsmarche.com/el-gouna-film-festival_se_1998.html
For more details, please visit the El Gouna Film Festival website:
www.elgounafilmfestival.com   
Wishing you all a pleasant day.
Respectfully yours,
Customer Services Department
El Gouna
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