2023 Hong Kong Rugby 7s Tickets on Sale

[Editor]

WHEN: 31 March - 02 April

EXPECT: Non-stop rugby action, live entertainment, and top-tier vibes

Tickets are now on SALE


https://www.tickets.hkrugby.com/hk7s-2023



Pricing
1 x Adult / 3-day Pass $1950.00
Pass Fee $88.50
Total HKD2,038.50

[ByeByeEngland]

I’ll pass. That’s free.

[RobRoy]

Since they stopped selling 1-day tickets, Im definately passing on these. Just easier to buy the one day I want to guy, than buy 3 and try to sell 2 days on Carousell or whatever.

[huja]

Can one really be a Hong Kong Expat without attending the Sevens?

[ByeByeEngland]

Can one really be a Hong Kong Expat without attending the Sevens?

As a business visitor I couldn’t wait for the 7s. As an expat I’ve been to one and the experience is not the same!

[Crankshaft]

I didn't know one can't buy just a 1 day ticket. Why did they do this, and do any other 7s tournaments do the same? Very few people wanna go all 3 days. This stupid idea will hurt overall attendance.

[Trance Omega]

I didn't know one can't buy just a 1 day ticket. Why did they do this, and do any other 7s tournaments do the same? Very few people wanna go all 3 days. This stupid idea will hurt overall attendance.

yes you can. $1180 for Saturday or Sunday individual tickets on sale at klook.com

https://www.klook.com/en-AU/activity...g-kong-sevens/

[sarsi]

I really thought this thread was a post in error because we JUST had the HK Sevens..

Then I remembered last year was postponed so we did just have it..

I wonder if there will be any strange boycott requests this time round for towed off vehicles.. I thought that was quite funny since it was harmless ;p

[Pauljoecoe]

Can one really be a Hong Kong Expat without attending the Sevens?

I managed it. No interest in Rugby or crowds of noisy drunk people. I had some friends who had no interest in Rugby but went tothe HK Sevens every year - I think because it was 'the thing to do'. Odd.

I do get though the desparation to get some western entertainment/culture after living in HK for a while though. I attended some theatre shows and concerts that I wouldn't have gone near when in the UK.