He said they bought 23 team packages - two adult tickets and seven children's tickets - which will be given to each coach.
Parr said he also hoped the high-profile match might stir more interest in the beautiful game in Rotorua.
"We have been dropping a few soccer kids for a while but there has been a bit of a resurgence in the 5-year-olds," he said.
"Our biggest loss is probably the 14, 15 and 16-year age group but we are hoping [the match] will get a few more people out and onto the football pitch."
He said the Phoenix match would fit perfectly as an end of season break-up for the club.
Rotorua District Council events manager Crispian Stewart said tickets to the game were selling relatively slow.