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World Surf League Tickets

Attraction: World Surf League

Founded: 2015

CEO: Erik Logan

Headquarters: Los Angeles

Location of events: Worldwide

World Surf League Tickets

The World Surf League is the organizer of an annual tour that brings professional competitive surfing to locations around the globe. The World Surf League is all about showcasing the athleticism and excitement of pro surfing to enthusiasts around the world as well as celebrating the history of the sport and the dedicated fans, partners and athletes that embody the spirit of professional surfing. The World Surf League has a Championship Tour that includes 11 events in the Men's Championship tour as well as 10 events as part of the Women's Championship Tour. Along with the Championship Tour, the World Surf League also brings to fans the Qualifying Series, the Big Wave Tour, a Longboard Championship, a Junior Championship, the Masters Championship, the WSL Awards and the Big Wave Awards. You can be a part of seeing all this wave-riding glory by getting your tickets to World Surf League events at Stubhub.

Where are some locations that World Surf League events have been held?

World Surf League has events all over the world. In 2019, for example, the World Surf League's Championship Tour went to Coolangatta in Queensland, Australia as the Gold Coast Men's Pro and the Gold Coast Women's Pro, the Rip Curl Pro Bells Beach in Victoria, Australia, the Bali Pro in Bali, Indonesia, the Margaret River Pro in Western Australia, the Oi Rio Pro in Rio De Janeiro, Brazil, the J-Bay Open in Eastern Cape, South Africa and so many more locations.

Who have been some of the athletes that were part of recent World Surf League tours?

In the Men's Championship Tour, there have been men and women representing many countries around the world. Some notable surfers in the Men's Championship include Italo Ferreira, Gabriel Medina and Filipe Toledo representing Brazil. Kelly Slater, Kolohe Andino and Griffin Colapinto have represented the United States. Owen Wright and Julian Wilson have represented Australia. In the Women's Championship Tour, Caroline Marks and Lakey Peterson have represented the United States. Stephanie Gilmore and Sally Fitzgibbons have represented Australia. This is just a small sampling of the athletes that have represented their countries as professional surfers in the Championship Tours of the World Surf League.

Which World Surf League events count towards the surfers' rankings?

There are two main systems of ranking in the WSL. These are the Championship Series rankings and the Qualifying Series rankings. The CT ranking system is used to determine the World Champions and the QS rankings are used to establish who will qualify for the next year's Championship Tour. The rankings from the Championship Tour include the results from the Top 34, the Top 17 and replacements. Only results from CT events count towards CT rankings. Best 9 of 11 counts towards the ranking of the men, and best 8 out of 10 counts towards the ranking of the women. In the QS rankings, the best 5 results from all WSL QS events are used to determine the rankings.

What is one of the most unusual World Surf League events?

Surf fans from all over have been clamoring to get their shot at seeing Kelly Slater's Surf Ranch wave pool in person. The wave pool is in the agricultural region of Lemoore, CA without a natural beach in sight. The Surf Ranch hosted the Founder's Cup and is now poised to host the Surf Ranch Pro in 2020. These sorts of events may become more common in the world of surfing as there is even talk from the World Surf League of further major surf contests such as Summer Games in Tokyo being held in wave pools by 2020.Back to Top