Kraków 2027

FOUR DAYS IN The Hall of Heroes

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February 4 - February 7TAURON ARENA KRAKÓW

Tournament starts January 27

Four Days In The Hall of Heroes

Heroes will be made in Kraków

Kraków has already made its mark in the world of Counter-Strike, and in 2027, the stage is set for heroes to once again clash in the heart of Poland. Across four days of February 4-7, 2027, the TAURON Arena Kraków will host the world’s best Counter-Strike 2 teams as they compete for the coveted EPT Winter Championship trophy and their share of $1,250,000 in total winnings. With a new 360-degree stage, and four days of live Playoffs competition featuring 8 teams, there’s nowhere to hide in the Hall next year.

Kraków

January 27 - February 7

票务

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TICKETS ON SALE JULY 2, 15:00 CEST

Tickets to Intel® Extreme Masters Kraków 2027 will go on sale in multiple waves - be sure to buy early to secure the best price. All tickets will be sold via Ticketmaster.

Exclusive 24-Hour Pre-Sale: Tuesday, June 30, 15:00 CEST

Wave 1: Thursday, July 2, 15:00 CEST

请注意,参与观赛的最低年龄限制为16岁。

票务 Step 1: Choose your distance to the action

WAVE 1Starts July 2nd, 15:00 CEST

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4-day高级

Selling fast!

+4.5%

Sat & Sun Sold out

2,200 Zł(~510€)

4-DayThe Circle

Limited & Exclusive

1,000 Zł(~235€)

4-dayLower Reserved

Selling fast!

1,200 Zł(~280€)

4-dayLower

930 Zł(~215€)

1-dayLower

250-350 zł(~58-82€)

4-dayUpper

600 Zł(~140€)

1-dayUpper

150-250 Zł(~35-58€)

Add-onStep 2: Enhance your experience with an Add-on

900 zł
Retail Value

IEM+ Upgrade Available for all ticket types

520 Zł(~120€)

The ultimate upgrade to your IEM Kraków experience

Featuring a Goodie Bag including unique merchandise valued at over 900,00 zł.

Check back soon to see the designs of each item as they are revealed.

包含什么

独家物品无法单独购买,只能通过此附加项获得

Dedicated Entrance
with 1 hr early access

Access to
future IEM pre-sales

Exclusive, premium
merchandise and collectibles

独家

NEW Premium
IEM Kraków 2027
Event Jersey

IEM Kraków 2027
Collectible Coin

IEM Kraków 2027
Socks (one pair)

IEM Kraków 2027
Football Scarf

IEM Kraków 2027
Metal Pin

Special
Kollex Collectable

Tournament History

Where it all began

IEM Cebit

Hannover, Germany

In 2007 at CeBIT, one of the world’s largest technology expos at the time, the first form of Intel® Extreme Masters took place. IEM was a step up compared to the Intel Friday Night Games that had come before it - a higher prize pool, a big expo crowd, and the promise of a truly global competition.

Players competed on chunky CRT monitors, playing Counter-Strike 1.6 amongst other titles. A number of now endemic esports teams made their mark with wins at IEM CeBIT - mousesports in 2008, fnatic in 2009, and NaVi’s back-to-back wins in 2010 & 2011.

By IEM CeBIT’s last iteration in 2013, it was clear that the tournament had outgrown its surroundings, and something needed to change.

常见问题解答

Attendees must be a minimum of 16 years old to enter the Event Venue, however, those between 13 and 16 years of age are required to present written consent from a parent or legal guardian prior to entering the Venue. Individuals under the age of 13 are only permitted to enter and remain at the Event Venue if accompanied by a parent or legal guardian.

Please reach out directly to Ticketmaster support via https://help.ticketmaster.pl/ - they can help you through the purchase process.

Yes. Tickets are capped at 8 per customer.

You will receive the sales date, prices and presale link on the email you used to purchase the add-on before tickets officially go on sale. Information will also be available on our official channels.

Yes! If you have purchased a ticket and want to add on the IEM+ Upgrade, you can head over to Ticketmaster (click here) and using your email address tied to your Ticketmaster account as the password, purchase an IEM+ Upgrade. 

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Explore Kraków

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Kraków is a city with a unique atmosphere — it combines historic charm with contemporary energy. In the heart of the city, life pulsates around the Main Market Square, the Cloth Hall, St. Mary's Basilica, and Wawel Castle — places that attract tourists from all over Poland and the world. However, it is also worth looking beyond the historic center — for example, to the atmospheric Kazimierz district or Nowa Huta. Designed during the communist era as a model socialist district, today it delights with its unique architecture, wide avenues, industrial character, and routes and museums that tell the story of Poland's post-war history.
The former capital of Poland is home to over 50 museums, which allow visitors to discover both the most valuable works of art and the fascinating history of the region. In the Czartoryski Museum, you can admire Leonardo da Vinci's famous “Lady with an Ermine,” and in the National Museum, paintings by Jan Matejko, including “The Battle of Grunwald.” The Wawel Royal Castle impresses with its collection of tapestries and royal chambers, Schindler's Factory tells the moving story of the inhabitants during World War II, and MOCAK – the Museum of Contemporary Art – presents the latest artistic trends. In addition, there are such diverse places as the Polish Aviation Museum and Manggha, combining Japanese culture with Polish tradition. With such a rich offer, every visitor will find something for themselves – from classic masterpieces to modern installations.
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Until March 1, the Krzysztofory Palace is hosting a unique exhibition of Krakow nativity scenes, which are a symbol of local tradition and are included in the UNESCO list of intangible cultural heritage. These intricately crafted structures, inspired by the city's architecture, delight with their details and colors, and viewing them is a great opportunity to learn about a unique element of the culture of Kraków. The city also offers a wealth of events at prestigious institutions – the Krakow Opera invites you to opera and ballet performances, the Krakow Philharmonic to classical music concerts, and numerous theaters, such as the Juliusz Słowacki Theater, the Bagatela Theater, and the STU Theater, present both classic dramas and modern productions. For lovers of popular music, concert clubs such as Klub Studio, Kwadrat, and HYPE PARK, where artists of various genres perform, are the ideal choice. Thanks to such a wide range of cultural offerings, Kraków in February and early March becomes a place where tradition blends harmoniously with modernity.
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Kraków also encourages players to discover history in a way that is familiar to them. Kraków Fortress, a 19th-century system of forts, resembles the strategic maps known from tactical games. A walk around the monuments can be treated as an immersion in the world of RPG, while the boulevards along the Vistula River and city parks offer a moment of respite from screens and competition. For those interested in computer and console games, there are places such as Cybermachina and Hex Gaming Lounge, where you can use high-quality equipment, take part in tournaments, or simply spend time playing your favorite titles. If you prefer a more sociable atmosphere, Kazimierz has places such as Boardowa, which combine board and card games. Many cafes in the city also cater to gamers, offering space to relax and play.
Kraków combines tradition with modernity, becoming a place that offers both a wealth of culture and a dynamically developing esports scene. If you want to plan your visit in more detail, you can check out the tourist materials prepared by the city at this link.