Tickets for the Grand Slam Of Darts are set to go on sale next week it has been revealed with Priority Sale on Tuesday April 23.
Following that it will be Thursday April 25 for general sale with the cut off to be a subscriber in time being on Thursday.
The tournament is seen as the most unique on the calendar due to its format with it being round robin and including talent from both PDC and BDO.
Due to the Wolves Civic still being worked on, Aldersley Leisure Village will host the Grand Slam again between November 9-17.
The defending champion is Gerwyn Price who defeated Gary Anderson last year in a career defining win.
The tournament is seen as the most unique on the calendar due to its format with it being round robin and including talent from both PDC and BDO.
Due to the Wolves Civic still being worked on, Aldersley Leisure Village will host the Grand Slam again between November 9-17.
The defending champion is Gerwyn Price who defeated Gary Anderson last year in a career defining win.
2019 Grand Slam of Darts - Key Dates
Thursday April 18 (1200 BST) - Cut-Off to be a PDCTV-HD Annual Subscriber to be eligible for Priority Sale period
Tuesday April 23 (1000 BST) - Priority Sale period for PDCTV-HD Annual Subscribers begins
Thursday April 25 (1000 BST) - General Sale begins
Thursday April 18 (1200 BST) - Cut-Off to be a PDCTV-HD Annual Subscriber to be eligible for Priority Sale period
Tuesday April 23 (1000 BST) - Priority Sale period for PDCTV-HD Annual Subscribers begins
Thursday April 25 (1000 BST) - General Sale begins
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