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By Sports Reporter/Doha
Commercial Bank Qatar Masters partner Uber is offering all ticket holders in Doha a free roundtrip to the tournament. The 19th edition of the prestigious golf tournament will be held at the iconic Doha Golf Club January 27-30, 2016.
Qatar Masters has partnered with Uber to enhance the overall event experience for visitors. With Uber, visitors to the four-day tournament will be able to enjoy a hassle free journey to and from the event without having to worry about parking at the Doha Golf Club.
“We continuously endeavour to provide our visitors with a unique and memorable experience at the Commercial Bank Qatar Masters and that starts from the moment they leave their homes. Providing visitors with a free roundtrip aims to help make our visitor experience as enjoyable as possible, allowing them to focus on having a fantastic time with their friends and family,” said Commercial Bank CEO Abdulla al-Raisi.
The free roundtrip to and from the Doha Golf Club during the 2016 Commercial Bank Qatar Masters will be available daily for all visitors. Each day of the tournament has a different promotional code that will be given to ticketholders when they purchase tickets. To redeem their complimentary ride during event week, ticketholders must download the Uber app, enter the designated promo code and the number allocated to the ticket based on the day (e.g. CBQM1234) and enjoy their journey to and from the tournament.
Tickets are available to buy now at Virgin Megastores (Online and in-store in Doha), Ticket Master, Time Out Tickets, Q Tickets, Doha Golf Club and more (full list below). Tickets start at QR150. Entry is free for children under 14 years of age.
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