Despite reportedly being sold out, there are now tickets available for the opening Rugby’s Greatest Rivalry Test at Ellis Park on Saturday.
The tickets range from R850 to R4,000.
High ticket prices has been a big talking point of the tour so far.
The Stormers-All Blacks tour opener drew 47,130 spectators to the 55,000-capacity Cape Town Stadium, where ticket prices of between R650 and R1,350 were cited as a factor in the match falling short of a sellout.
At Kings Park, only 14,759 fans were in attendance for the Sharks’ clash with the All Blacks. About 25,000 tickets had reportedly been sold, but cold and rainy conditions contributed to the low turnout.
MATFIELD: Cheaper tickets will fill stadiums
The Bulls’ subsequent meeting with the All Blacks attracted 30,930 spectators to the 50,000-capacity Loftus Versfeld.
The second Bok-All Blacks Test at Cape Town Stadium is sold out, but seats are still available for the third Test at FNB Stadium on 5 September, priced from R1,650 to R4,000.
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