Wellington Sevens (1st/2nd Feb 2008) tickets on sale Wednesday Sept 12th at 9am

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[Updated with final reminder]
You have been reminded (twice)!


You have been told so don't complain to me when you miss out at 9:05am
Tickets are ONLY available online or Ticketmaster:
... only available via the Internet at www.sevens.co.nz or by calling Ticketmaster on 0800 111 999. No tickets will be available through retail outlets.

Salient details from the NZRFU announcement:
What
  • Tournament at Wellington's Westpac Stadium Friday 1 and Saturday 2 February
  • 16 teams and an expected sellout crowd of 35,000.
Tickets
  • Category A $150 Covered seating on Eastern and Western side of the ground
  • Category B $130 Uncovered seating on Eastern and Western side of the ground
  • Category C $130 Covered seating at the Southern end of the ground
  • Category D $110 Uncovered seating at the Southern end of the ground
  • Red Zone $120 Covered and uncovered seating at the Northern end for those wanting to party
  • Family Adult $105 General Admission temporary seating for the family to enjoy all the action
  • Child $40

How to get them
  • On sale at 9am on Wednesday 12 September
  • No tickets will be available through retail outlets
  • Only available via:
  • Pre-register details with Ticketmaster before 12 September -not guarantee tickets, it will speed up the process once tickets go on sale.
  • Official NZI Sevens ticket, flight and accommodation packages are available now.
    • Williment Sports Travel
    • Stars Sports Tours
    • Warwick Beatson Travel
    • Young and Lee Tours.
  • Official NZI Sevens hospitality packages are available through Honk Events.
  • Further information is available at www.sevens.co.nz

The 2007/08 IRB Sevens World Series tournaments and dates:
  • Dubai 30 November - 1 December 2007
  • George, South Africa 7 - 8 December
  • Wellington 1 - 2 February 2008
  • San Diego 9 - 10 February 2008
  • Hong Kong 28 - 30 March 2008
  • Adelaide 5 - 6 April 2008
  • Twickenham 24 - 25 May 2008
  • Scotland 31 May - 1 June 2008

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