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Tickets on sale for 2018 Bayleys National Sevens

Rotorua Daily Post
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Scott Curry makes a run during the 2017 Bayleys National Sevens at Rotorua International Stadium. Photo / File

Scott Curry makes a run during the 2017 Bayleys National Sevens at Rotorua International Stadium. Photo / File

Tickets are now on sale for the 2018 Bayleys National Sevens.

New Zealand's top provincial men's and women's teams will compete for national honours during the weekend of January 13-14 in Rotorua.

The 16 men's and 12 women's teams will provide exciting sevens rugby action. With plenty of entertainment for
the kids at The More FM Whanau Zone, fantastic food and a festive atmosphere - it is expected to be an enjoyable weekend for rugby enthusiasts and families alike.

"Once again we are looking forward to the 2018 Bayleys National Sevens. The excitement and flair sevens rugby brings will be fantastic to be a part of," Bayleys National Sevens events manager Allison Stewart said.

"We encourage people to come along and soak up the great atmosphere and watch top quality sevens rugby."

Each day will kick-off at 10am at the Rotorua International Stadium.

Tickets are available from Ticketmaster with family concessions available. $15 for adults, $5 for children under-15 and under-5s are free.

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For further information on the Bayleys National Sevens go to: www.nationalsevens.co.nz or www.ticketmaster.co.nz for tickets.

Ticket prices

Adults: $15
Child under-15: $5
Under-5: Free
Family Tickets: $35

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