Taking a family of four to watch the Springboks play the All Blacks will cost anything between R3 400 to over R11 000 – for tickets alone.
This is of course dependent on the match, seating choice and other costs.
Factoring in transport, food, drinks etc and the total outing skyrockets even higher.
SPRINGBOKS TICKET PRICES
The Springboks will host the All Blacks in three blockbuster Tests in the coming weeks.
Take a look at the matches, cost of tickets and a breakdown of what this would cost a family of four:
The most economical tickets priced between R850 to R1 650 typically sell out quickly, leaving mid- and premium categories as the only options.
OTHER COSTS TO FACTOR IN
TRANSPORT
Durban to Johannesburg (Ellis Park/FNB Stadium): ± R2 000 petrol return or ± R6 000 flights for four.
Durban to Cape Town (Cape Town Stadium): ± R3 000 petrol return or ± R8 000 flights for four.
Local travel (Durban to Kings Park for franchise matches): ± R200 petrol/parking.
FOOD AND DRINKS
Stadium snacks and drinks average R150 per person.
Family of four: ± R600 to R1 000 depending on choices.
MERCHANDISE
Official Springbok jerseys cost around R2 500 each.
Full family set: ±R10 000
Therefore, the cost of tickets to take your family to watch a Springboks vs All Blacks match ranges between R3 400 to over R11 000 with variable costs amounting to R800 to ‘as much as you can afford to spend’ depending on the transport, merchandise and personal preferences.
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