Action will take place between August 16 and 26 with 16 men's and 12 women's teams due to compete.

Ninety-six matches will take place across the 11 days, with the season ticket allowing fans the chance to witness every second of the tournament.

This allows supporters to follow every moment with their team, from the group stage through to the final.

The tickets can be bought online here through official World Championship partner Reservix, at a cost of €50 (£44/£60).

Individual session tickets will be available in April with all games before 5pm free of charge if they are being played in the temporary hall.

Evening sessions, which will include two games at the main Edel-optics.de Arena, will cost €5 (£4/$6), except for the opening and final days when the price will be €10 (£9/$12).

Australia are the defending men's world champions with Canada looking to defend their women's crown.

Argentina, Canada, Iran, Morocco, Spain, Turkey, Italy, Poland, The Netherlands, United States, Brazil, Britain, Japan and South Korea will also compete in the men's event alongside the holders and host Germany.

In the women's event, Germany and Canada will be joined by Algeria, Brazil, France, Spain, Argentina, The Netherlands, Australia, China, Britain and the US.