The event, scheduled to take place from November 19 to 26 at the Braehead Arena, will feature men’s and women’s A and B tournaments.

Fans wishing to attend the competition can purchase all-day tickets, early or late session seats, as well as tournament passes, allowing access to every match during the event.

All-day tickets for the early rounds are available for £20 ($27/€24) for an adult, with session seats costing £10 ($13/€12).

The World Curling Federation (WCF) has confirmed prices for the finals day on November 26, featuring both the men’s and women’s gold medal game, will start from £30 ($40/€35) and could cost as much as £50 ($66/€59).

Tickets for the entire European Championships are available for £120 ($160/€141) while premium seats, which give supporters a better view of the action, for the whole tournament can be bought for £145 ($193/€171).

The event offers competing countries the chance to earn a spot at the World Women’s and Men’s Curling Championships in 2017, due to be staged in Beijing and Edmonton respectively.

The World Championships for both men and women form a key part of the qualification process for the 2018 Winter Olympic Games in Pyeongchang.

A total of seven countries will book their Olympic berth for the Games in the South Korean resort by earning points at the World Championships, added to the total they claimed earlier this year.

Two teams in the men’s and women’s competitions will secure their spot at Pyeongchang 2018 through Olympic qualification events, with South Korea guaranteed a place by virtue of being the host nation.

Defending men’s champions Sweden get the European Curling Championships underway on November 19 when they clash with Germany.

Switzerland, the reigning world women’s champions, begin their campaign against 2015 European Championships gold medallists Russia on the same day.

Tickets for the event can be purchased by clicking here.