With anticipation at fever pitch for the historic showdown between the Springboks and All Blacks in Cape Town, organisers are primed to open the ticketing process.
The 2024 Rugby Championship clash on 7 September marks the first time these two rugby giants will do battle in the Mother City since 2017, and the first at Cape Town Stadium.
The Test is a rematch of the dramatic 2023 Rugby World Cup final and, given the immense demand for tickets, the organisers have introduced a ballot system to ensure a fair distribution.
This decision comes in light of the overwhelming response to the 2021 British & Irish Lions Test, where 250,000 ticket requests were made for the 50,000-seater venue.
Boks v All Blacks at DHL Stadium – Ticket sales process
Despite the high-profile nature of the Test, tickets will be accessible to all, starting at just R250. Even the most premium tickets are competitively priced compared to similar international events, reflecting a commitment to making this iconic event accessible to a broad audience.
Following a ‘registration of interest’ for tickets between 27 May and 9 June (to secure a place in the draw) a ballot process will determine the successful applicants who will be notified by 17 June.
Ticket purchasers will be limited to a maximum of four tickets, with sales opening on 19 June.
The link for registration of interest will be made available on the Ticketmaster and Stormers websites from 27 May.
A ticket transfer window will open 30 days before the event to allow the safe transfer of digital tickets to friends and family.
Ticket prices:
Category A: R3500
Category B: R3000
Category C: R2500
Category D: R2000
Category E: R850
Category F: R450
Category G: R250
For more, see thestormers.com
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