As South Africa experiences a bitter cold front, Kings Park on Tuesday will be one of the few places where people can warm up (metaphorically at least) with some red-hot rugby on display between the Sharks and the All Blacks.
The visitors will be playing their second match of their tour, after defeating the Stormers 38-21 in a bruising encounter in Cape Town over the weekend.
While the New Zealanders would have been hoping for some warm tropical weather in Durban, that won’t be the case as South Africa has been hit by a typical late-season cold front.
However, fans will be in luck as ticket prices for the clash remain reasonable as there are still hordes of R250 tickets available.
SA Rugby Tickets: Official Site, Pricing, and Best Seats for Bulls vs All Blacks and Lions vs All Blacks Matches
Fans though must be sure to use the official ticketing site of SA Rugby, to ensure they are not hit with any markups from unofficial sites. The official ticketing site can be accessed here: springboks.tmtickets.co.za
If fans want to have the best viewing experience near the halfway line, there are also many tickets still available in these sections. These tickets will cost much more though, and start at R1,350.
Bulls vs All Blacks (Loftus Versfeld, Pretoria) Gauteng fans can secure single tickets (not seated together) starting at R350 for the Saturday’s clash. At this stage, seats remain available across various sections of the ground.
Lions vs All Blacks (Ellis Park, Johannesburg) For the final franchise encounter on August 25, the cheapest tickets start at R250. Unlike the Bulls match, quick buyers can still snap up adjacent seats in the lowest price category.
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