[HD video below] Tickets for
what is widely regarded as the greatest Rugby Sevens party on
earth, the Cathay Pacific / Credit
Suisse
Hong Kong Sevens, will go on public sale on Saturday, 22
January 2011.
The price of a three-day adult event ticket in 2011
will be HK$1,250, with childrens tickets priced at HK$300 for
youth aged 12 and under.
After an initial pre-sale period to
local Rugby Clubs, Hong Kong Rugby Football Union (HKRFU) Stakeholders and official Overseas
Ticketing Agents, the HKRFU will stage the public ticket sale.
Trevor Gregory, Chairman of
the HKRFU, said, The HKRFU expects very strong demand for Sevens
tickets in 2011 and like rugby fans around the world we look
forward to another outstanding Cathay Pacific / Credit Suisse Hong
Kong Sevens next March.
When
considering tickets sold through local rugby clubs and other HKRFU
stakeholders, 75% of all Sevens tickets are sold in Hong Kong. The
HKRFU has confirmed that a minimum of 5,000 tickets will be made
available for the local public to purchase on 22 January. This includes a limited number of childrens tickets for kids aged 12
and under. The HKRFU will again use Hong Kong Ticketing to sell
tickets.
To ensure the widest possible distribution of
tickets individual purchases will be restricted to a maximum of
two (2) per person in any combination of adult or child tickets.
Overseas fans can purchase tickets through the appointed
Official Travel Agents or Cathay Pacific, the co-title sponsor and
official airline of the Cathay Pacific / Credit Suisse Hong Kong
Sevens. Cathay Pacific and the Official Travel Agents offer a
variety of packages including event tickets, travel and
accommodation.
The Cathay Pacific / Credit Suisse Hong Kong
Sevens 2011 will be held from Friday, 25 March to Sunday, 27 March
2011 at the Hong Kong Stadium.
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