The full list of dates, times, and prices for the 2015 Rugby
World Cup has been released, with England kicking off the tournament at
Twickenham against Oceania 1 at 8.00pm on Friday the 18th of
September.
World Champions New Zealand will begin their title defence against
Argentina on Sunday the 20th, against Argentina at Wembley Stadium.
The cheapest tickets (band D for first round matches between
tier 2 and qualifying teams) cost as little as £15, dropping to £7 for child
tickets. 41 of the 48 games (including the third place play-off match) have
discounted prices for children.
England pool games are the most expensive for that stage of
the tournament, rising to £315 for category A tickets for the host’s games
against Oceania 1, Australia, and Wales.
Tickets for all quarter-finals range in price from £95 to
£250, and those wishing to attend semi-finals face prices between £125 and
£515.
The most expensive tickets are for the final, with category
A seats costing £715, lowing to £515, £315, and £150 through the different pricing
levels.
The first batch of tickets, numbering around 500,000 will be
handed out via RFU affiliated clubs in May, with the general sale for the
public starting in September, with a ballot system being used for oversubscribed
games. Any unsold tickets will be sold via Ticketmaster from December.
The full schedule can be found below:
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