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Ticketing Overview
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Ticket Delivery There have been some delays in the delivery of match tickets ordered via the ballot. All tickets ordered via the ballot will be delivered no later than 25 May for all matches with the exception of the 1st Test Match at Jade Stadium where all tickets will be delivered by 30 May. If you have not received your tickets by these dates, please call the Ticket Agency responsible for the match as follows: Red Tickets (PH- 0800 000 575):
Public Sale On 2 May all unsold tickets went on sale to the public. The three Test matches between the All Blacks and the British and Irish Lions, along with the match against the New Zealand Maori have already sold out. There are however still tickets available for purchase by the public for Provincial Matches. Tickets for these matches will be sold on a 'first in, first served' basis. Please contact the relevant ticketing agents to secure your tickets to the biggest sporting event in New Zealand history.
NB: Customers can purchase a maximum of four tickets to each match and a booking fee will also apply for each match. Ticket Prices There will be a range of ticket prices available from the NZRU and provincial unions, ranging from a $10 children's ticket for a children's ticket to some of the provincial matches, to $300 for the premium Test tickets. Ticket prices are:
British and Irish Lions Ticket Allocations The NZRU is contractually obliged to make tickets available to a number of groups. The biggest obligation is to the British and Irish Lions themselves. Eight thousand official ticket packages have been made available to Lions supporters. The British and Irish Lions have also been given an allocation for each of their provincial matches. International Travel Packages in the UK The NZRU has also allocated 2,000 tickets per Test match to the official travel and hospitality agents to sell to All Blacks and Lions supporters outside of Europe, in places such as Asia, Australia and North America. Direct Offers and other Ticket Allocations As well as the British and Irish Lions ticket allocation, the NZRU and provincial unions have made direct offers to a number of organisations and people who have supported or served the game of rugby in New Zealand. Season Pass Holders All 2004 season pass holders in provinces where the Lions are playing provincial matches have had that match included as part of their season pass offer for 2005 or have been offered the right to purchase a ticket to that match. Christchurch season pass holders have received a 20 percent discount off their Test ticket offer. This is because season pass holders in the other Lions Test venues, Wellington and Auckland, have had the Lions matches against the Wellington and Auckland provincial sides respectively either included as part of their season passes for 2005 or offered on a right to purchase basis. Provincial unions will do their best to ensure season pass holders are sitting alongside other season pass holders they normally watch rugby matches with. Season pass holders should also note that a physical ticket will be issued to all Lions matches, including those games which are part of any season pass. The Rugby Community The NZRU recognised the support, commitment and hard work of the thousands of volunteers and other people involved in the Rugby Community, by giving them a greater chance of securing tickets in the public ballot. The Rugby Community is made up of a large number of people who are integral to the running of the game in this country. It is important that they are given recognition. The NZRU in conjunction with the 27 provincial unions collated all names on a Rugby Community database. This database numbered around 150,000 people. For the purpose of the public ballot, the following groups are included in the definition of “Rugby Community”:
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