StarCraft II World Championship Series Europe Finals is just around the corner and here you have the full schedule of the event so you can plan your weekend! StarCraft II World Championship Series Europe Finals takes place in the Ericsson Globe in Stockholm City, 15-16 of September. 32 of the best European players have qualified and will now fight for $60 000, 6 spots to the World Finals in Shanghai and the title European Champion.

To guide you through the weekend will be Paul ‘ReDeYe’ Chaloner who will host the show. Today we can also announce that he will be accompanied by Rachel “SelterPlease” Quirico who will be interviewing and taking the players pulse after the games. In charge of the entertainment during the games are no others than our casters Apollo, Kaelaris, Tasteless, Artosis and of course our in-game observer Adebisi.

Event schedule

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QUICK FACTS:

Dates: 15-16 september
Location: Ericsson Globe
Ticket options:
2-day ticket Stand level/Läktare – 295 SEK + Ticnet booking fee (25 SEK)
2-day ticket Stalls/Parkett – 345 SEK + Ticnet booking fee (30 SEK)
Tickets: www.ticnet.se (direct link)
Travel & Accommodation: Travel guide here

FOLLOW THE EVENT

Live stream: www.dreamhack.tv & www.aftonbladet.se/spela
Twitter: Use the tag #SC2WCS & follow @DreamHack
Instagram: @DreamHackfestival
Facebook: /DreamHackfestival
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NEWS ITEMS:

2012/09/11: The bracket
2012/09/11: WE HAVE 1500 StarCraft II: HEART OF THE SWARM PUBLIC BETA KEYS
2012/09/06: Play Hart Of The Swarm Public Beta At The WCS Europe Finals
2012/09/03: Great travel offer from Swebus
2012/08/31: Tasteless, Artosis, Apollo, Kaelaris, Redeye, Adebisi to host WCS Europe Finals
2012/08/30: The Players
2012/08/28: The WCS Europe Trailer
2012/08/24: Go to Stockholm 15-16 September + Hotel-offer
2012/07/30: Tickets to WCS Europe Finals now released
2012/07/27: Blizzard Entertainment and DreamHack bring Europe’s best players to Ericsson Globe