Safari 7s ticket prices announced as Nyayo Stadium gears up for a blockbuster return
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This year’s tournament marks a return to Nyayo Stadium after three years, the last edition at the venue being in 2021, where Shujaa thrilled home fans by edging out Germany in a pulsating final
The stage is set for the 27th edition of the iconic Safari 7s, with ticket prices officially unveiled ahead of the tournament slated for Friday, 10 to Sunday, 12, October at the Nyayo National Stadium.
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Rugby fans will kick off the weekend action on Friday with a pocket-friendly Ksh300 ticket, which comes with free seating, allowing spectators to enjoy the games from any part of the stadium.
On Saturday and Sunday, regular early bird tickets will go for Ksh300, advance tickets for Ksh500, while those buying at the gate will part with Ksh750 per day.
A season ticket has been priced at Ksh1,000. For fans seeking the VIP experience, tickets will cost Ksh2,000 for early bird, Ksh2,500 for advance, and Ksh3,000 at the gate per day.
The VIP season ticket has been set at Ksh5,000.
This year’s tournament marks a return to Nyayo Stadium after three years, the last edition at the venue being in 2021, where Shujaa thrilled home fans by edging out Germany in a pulsating final.
The stadium, recently refurbished for the 2024 African Nations Championship (CHAN), will now once again play host to Africa’s premier sevens rugby spectacle.
Safari 7s, hailed as one of the most prestigious rugby events on the continent, showcases a mix of top men’s, women’s, and age-grade teams from across the globe, all eyeing the coveted Robin Cahill Trophy.
It will be the fourth time Nyayo stages the competition after the 2011, 2012, and 2021 editions.
Defending champions Kenya Shujaa head into the tournament with history on their side.
They are fresh from completing a rare three-peat last year in Machakos, where they defeated Shogun Rugby 12-0 in the final, adding to their triumphs in 2021 and 2023. That streak made Shujaa the first team to secure a treble since 2008–2010.
The women’s side will also see fireworks, with Costa Blanca Ladies aiming to retain their crown.
Meanwhile, Kenya’s second-string side, the Morans, will be eager to build on last year’s bronze-medal finish after they outclassed Zimbabwe Cheetahs 26-5.
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