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Optic Texas to host Call of Duty Championship 2024 Weekend

Optic Texas to host Call of Duty Championship 2024 Weekend

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Ganesh Jadhav

24 Mar, 2024, 00:26

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Last updated: 10 Apr, 2025, 05:45

The Credit Union of Texas Event Centre, Allen, Texas will host the 2024 Call of Duty Championship Weekend. The four day event starting July 18 will feature the top eight CDL teams taking on each other.

The championship weekend will also feature the Challengers finals featuring 16 challenger teams around the world.

Optic Texas, the home team will host the event. The tickets for the same are up for sale now. The CUTx Event Centre will feature a center stage where the teams will battle for the money, the glory and the Championship trophy.

CDL Championship 2024 CUTx Event Center Seating arrangement
 CDL Championship 2024 CUTx Event Center Seating arrangement (credits: Optic Gaming)

The tickets and the purchase options for the CDL Championship Tickets as as follows:

  • Individual Day Tickets – General Admission
    • Thursday - $29
    • Friday - $49
    • Saturday - $79
    • Championship Sunday - $79
  • CDL Playoffs and Championship - Four Day Reserved (Thursday - Sunday) - $229
  • CDL Playoffs and Championship – VIP (Thursday – Sunday) - $299

The VIP and Reserved options get additional benefits and the details regarding the same  can be found here. 

Currently, CDL Regular Season Stage 3 Qualifiers are underway. Atlanta FaZe took down Optic Texas at the CDL Major 2 Grand Finals to lift the trophy.

The CDL Major 3 is scheduled for 16th May and will be hosted by Toronto Ultra in the Mattamy Athletic center.

You can follow CDL Major 3 qualifiers on Strafe. For all the updates on upcoming games follow Call of Duty League on X/Twitter.

Featured Image Credits: Call of Duty League X/Twitter

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