All Blacks vs South Africa 2023

The public sale opens on Tuesday 16 May and the official ticketing partner is Ticketek. You can purchase them here. 

Child from $20, Adults from $80 

This is an all-ages event. 

U-3 are admitted free as long as they are seated on adult’s lap. If a child is occupying a seat, they must have a valid ticket to enter the venue.

Children aged three and under will be admitted free (don’t need a ticket) with an adult as long as the child is sitting on an adult’s lap. If a parent wants a physical seat for the child, they require a ticket. 
“Child” is age 3-13 inclusive and under as determined by their age on the day of the event.

Photo ID may be required as proof of age.

For wheelchair seating and inquiries, please call 0800 686 677. 

The box office will be open from 3.30pm at Gate B, and the Ticketek team will be on site to help you with any ticketing issues. 

Mobility parking is now at capacity. If you have booked mobility parking for this event previously you will have received detailed parking instructions. Please refer to our venue map to find parking areas: here. 

Yes, you can find the full public transport options available for this match here. 

Yes you can. Apply to volunteer for this match here. We wouldn't be able to do what we do without our volunteers! And we are always looking for as many volunteers as possible. Volunteering can be a great way to get experience for your resume, and help your community out at the same time. 

Road Closures (Saturday 15 July): 

• Beasley Avenue: 15.00 - 23.00
• Maurice Road: 19.30 23.00
• O’Rorke Road: 15.00 - 23.00
• Station Road: 19.30 - 23.00
• Olive Road: 19.30 - 23.00

Parking Restrictions (Saturday 15 July): 

• Station Road: 15.00 - 00.00
• Felix Street: 15.00 - 00.00
• Rockridge Avenue: 15.00 - 00.00
• O'Rorke Road (P5 drop off area): 15.00 - 00.00
• Hugo Johnston Drive (Bus parking only): 15.00 - 00.00
• Beasley Avenue (Authorised vehicles only): 15.00 - 00.00
• Maurice Road (No stopping): 15.00 - 00.00

 

For the full list of permitted and prohibited items visit: here.

Yes. 

• For safety reasons, footwear is to be worn at all times.
• We do not permit gang patches or gang paraphernalia to be displayed.
• No high-visibility vests or clothing may be worn.

Yes, a range of tasty food options will be available throughout the venue along with bar service.

You may bring in small quantities of home prepared food such as sandwiches, baking or fruit and an empty drinking container no larger than 1 litre which can be filled at one of the water stations in the venue.

If you are under 25 and intending on purchasing alcohol, please ensure you bring ID - Accepted forms of ID are HAANZ 18+ card, NZ Drivers Licence or Passport.

For a full list of the Conditions of Entry visit here. 

Merchandise will be available at the following locations within the venue

• Pop up at Gate A
• Pop up at the foot of the Gate D Stairs
• The fixed Booth inside the East Stand.

Please see the map of the venue here for specific locations of food, drink and merchandise. 

A temporary liquor ban will be enforced on the streets surrounding the venue from 7.00am Saturday 15 July until 7.00am the following day.

Liquor Ban signage will be erected prior to the event and Police will be actively monitoring these public areas and enforcing the ban.  

You can leave the ground and re-enter by scanning your ticket out, but you will be subject to the same security checks on the way back in. Please ensure you retain your ticket for re-entry.