What you have to know if you are attending the Cape Town Sevens this weekend.
Is it really sold out?
- A limited number of tickets have been released from unused allocations for both Saturday and Sunday’s play. They can be bought online at www.computicket.com or from Computicket outlets.
Can I use public transport to get there?
- MyCiti will provide stadium shuttles between the Civic Centre and stadium stations on both days of the event
- The service will operate throughout the day and is free for all ticket holders
- The first bus will depart from the Civic Centre at 09:00 and the last bus departs from the stadium at 21:15
- Normal MyCiti services can however only be accessed with the MyConnect card, where standard fare applies
What about the children?
- There will be a Kiddies Village staged behind the North Stand between 10:00 and 17:00 on both days
What if I run out of cash?
- Four Absa ATM machines will be stationed on the stadium concourse
What about food and drinks?
- Food Lovers Market
- Wembley
- Variety of food trucks selling snacks and beverages
- SAB Castle Lager Beer Garden
And if I don’t want to dress fancy?
- There will be two retail stalls selling rugby merchandise – situated inside the concourse area
What can’t I bring into the stadium?
- Any food or beverages
- Musical instruments (such as vuvuzelas)
- Anything illegal
General information:
- Gates open every morning at 09:00
- Day one – first pool match kicks off at 10:15 and the last match at 19:56
- Day two – first knock-out match kicks off at 10:36 and the Cup final will start at 19:30
- Trophy presentation at 20:00
What time do the Blitzboks play on Saturday?
- 12:49 (match 9) against Zimbabwe
- 16:10 (match 16) against Kenya
- 19:56 (match 24) against England
What other entertainment can we expect?
Saturday:
- Public Opinion
- Battle of the DJs (DJ ReadyD vs DJ Azhul)
Sunday:
- DJ Fresh
- Beatenberg
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