Here is Where To Get Your Safaricom Sevens Tickets

Advance tickets for this year’s Safaricom Sevens are now available at 18 Safaricom Shops in major towns as preparations for the Sevens calendar event enter the final stretch.

In Nairobi, the tickets will retail at: I&M, Moi Avenue, Kimathi, Sarit, Nakumatt Mega, Westgate, Village Market, BuruBuru, Eastleigh, Bomas Galleria.

Countrywide: Nakuru, Kisumu Mega, Mombasa (Rex and Digo), Nyeri, Thika, Eldoret and Nanyuki. Tickets will also be available at the gates at the stadium.

Tickets for the Upper decks of Kasarani are retailing at Kshs. 200 for Friday matches and for Kshs.500 for each day on Saturday and Sunday. A season ticket for the upper decks is retailing at Kshs.1000.

Seats on the lower decks (nearest to the pitch) are going for Kshs.500 on Friday and Kshs.1,000 for each day on Saturday and Sunday. A season ticket on this section is retailing at Kshs.2,000.

There will be also a - VIP area situated in the middle part of the stadium (between upper and lower decks). Most of this space will be occupied by corporates but there will be some tickets on sale to the public for this space. These will retail at Kshs.1000, Friday and Kshs. 2000 across Saturday and Sunday Season tickets for this section will go for - Kshs. 4000 a piece

And in a bid to ensure fans’ safety and comfort are not compromised, Safaricom will offer free transport for advance ticket holders from KENCOM Kasarani and back to town at regular intervals.

“The goal of both KRU and Safaricom is to grow the stature of rugby in Kenya by driving fan attendance which will be a major boost to our ultimate agenda which is to secure an IRB leg,” said Safaricom’s Marketing Director, Rita Okuthe.

The tournament which attracts international teams is the culmination of the Safaricom sponsored rugby extravaganza dubbed the Safaricom Sevens Series which comprised the Kisumu Dala Sevens, Nairobi’s Kabeberi and Christie Sevens, Mombasa’s Driftwood and Nakuru Prinsloo

. “We believe that this year we are setting new standards for Sevens rugby. This will certainly contribute significantly in our bid to host a leg in the IRB series. Our teams have also come of age, and we are sure that they will give leading international teams a run for their money” said KRU chairman Mwangi Muthee.

Organisers have cautioned fans to purchase original tickets to avoid disappointment. “Those found in possession of fake tickets will be arrested on the spot,” warned Muthee.