Where to park?

Remote parking – A park-and-ride service will be in operation on Saturday and Sunday from the locations below offering secure parking and transfer to and from Cape Town Stadium. Tickets are available at R220 per person from the official ticketing website – CLICK HERE.

Departure points:

Stellenbosch – Cnr Merriman and Roux
Table Bay Mall – Berkshire Road
Somerset Mall – Outside Entrance 3
Cavendish Square – Warwick Street
Tyger Valley Shopping Centre – Outside Entrance 3
Canal Walk / Century City – Century City Blvd (open parking area)
Grand Parade – Castle Road
Camps Bay – Main Road open parking area (ocean side)

Departure Times / Shuttle Times:

Saturday		Sunday
Departure	Open Return	Departure	Open Return
08h00	12h00 – 24h00	08h00	12h00 – 24h00
10h00	12h00 – 24h00	10h00	12h00 – 24h00
12h00	12h00 – 24h00	12h00	12h00 – 24h00
14h00	12h00 – 24h00	14h00	12h00 – 24h00
16h00	12h00 – 24h00	16h00	12h00 – 24h00
18h00	12h00 – 24h00	18h00	12h00 – 24h00

City parking – Use of on-street parking in the CBD is available. Please note that the South African Police Service will be out in force for the event, but vehicle security should be considered by drivers. Normal parking rates will apply.

Off-street parking is available at the CTICC, Ryk Tulbagh Square, Picbel Parkade, Plein Park and other City Centre parkades. Normal parking rates apply and there will also be limited free parking at the Civic Centre, to tournament ticket holders only.

Stadium Transfer

The MyCiti bus service will run from the departure points below and is free to tournament ticket holders.

Operating hours:
Friday: 08h00 – 21h30
Saturday: 07h30 – 01h00
Sunday: 07h30 – 00h00

Departure points:

Civic Centre
Thibault Square
CTICC
Ryk Tulbagh Square
Picbel Parkade
Plein Park

How to get to the Rugby World Cup Sevens

Supporters are advised that road closures will be in force on event days and public parking is not available at the Cape Town Stadium.