Hong Kong Sevens 7s Tickets 2010

Hong Kong Sevens Tickets

This Hong Kong based sporting event has become something of a phenomenon in recent years and is attracting thousands of spectators from all over the world. As the popularity increases the demand for tickets also increases and they can be nigh on impossible to attain for the days of your choice, until now. We specialise in supplying affordable tickets for this world renowned event and should be your first port of call. There are many companies out there especially on the internet who claim to be able source sports tickets of this ilk at competitive prices but in fact do not, you will often find yourself paying way over the odds for seating that may obscure a large proportion of the action. There have also been a number of cases where people have bought tickets for an event over the internet and not received any tickets at all. When a customer chases the company up to complain and demand some recompense they find the company has disappeared without a trace, don’t let this happen to, call us. Read All

Fast Paced Excitement

Unlike other forms of rugby, the Rugby Sevens event is fast paced and furious and you get the chance to see the world’s top players perform at their optimum speeds. The game format actively encourages players to run at their opponents with the ball in their hand and although this is essential in the 15 a side game as well the space to run is obviously at a premium. Regarding the location, what more can you say? A kaleidoscope of colours, sounds and cultures where West meets East at 1000mph, it not only makes the perfect setting for a sporting event but also a holiday. Although possessing no natural resources, Hong Kong has become one the world’s premier trading and finance cities and also benefits from one of the deepest water ports in the world. After the handover from Britain in 1997 Hong Kong was given the title of a Special Administrative Region by China which ensures that all areas aside from defence and foreign affairs are administered with a certain level of autonomy. Situated at the South Eastern tip of China, Hong Kong is ideally located to sustain and maintain its position as the business and commerce superpower of East Asia. Flights to and from this regional hub are also extremely competitive and it is said to be one of the cheapest places in the world in which to arrange onward travel. Why not call us today and combine a leading sports event with a holiday in one of the most fascinating places in the world.

Hong Kong 7s Tickets

7’s rugby, aside from being an exciting form of rugby to watch is also invaluable to the development of those taking part. It is increasingly being adopted at schools and rugby clubs around the country as an effective method of improving fitness as well as providing a viable option for those areas where open space is at a premium. Many people wonder how Hong Kong have became associated with a sporting event of this magnitude and why Hong Kong? The idea for this tournament came during a luncheon in 1975 between two gentlemen by the names of Tokkie Smith and Ian Gow; it was Mr Gow’s idea to sponsor a Rugby Tournament that would involve some top teams from around the world. Whether the idea originated due to Mr Gow’s responsibilities and roles as a Promotions Manager or from the love of the game, no one will definitely know for sure, but one thing is for certain, the ideas that passed between those two men in 1975 resulted in what is a permanent fixture on the world sporting calendar today. Less than a year after the meeting, clubs from Sri Lanka, Malaysia, New Zealand, Tonga, Japan, Korea and Australia participated in the first ever Hong Kong sevens tournament. As the popularity of the tournament grew throughout the seventies and eighties the format changed to feature international sides instead of club teams and laid the foundations for the tournament that we are familiar with today.

A Multicultural Society

Much of the success and ongoing popularity of the sevens tournament can perhaps be attributed to Hong Kong’s multicultural population. Aussies, New Zealanders and Brits are just three examples of the ex-pats that call this frenetic region home. These ex-pats form the bulk of the spectators for the HK seven’s tournament and have really transformed the tournament into an event that people look forward to months in advance. We are now in the position to offer tickets for all the days and as a result you can now be part of this sporting extravaganza. We would advise you to browse our website carefully in order to secure the Hong Kong Sevens Tickets you require for the days you want to attend. Please bear in mind that this event is extremely popular so it is highly advisable to book your tickets earlier rather than later. Ordering your tickets online could not be easier; simply select the day or days you wish to attend, add to basket and away you go. We accept payment from all major credit cards and your details are only stored for the purpose of processing your order and improving the service we offer. We do not pass your details on to any third parties and your card details are protected by a state of the art encryption payment system. If you do have any questions regarding any aspect of the service we offer please do not hesitate to contact us.

Getting there and away

As everyone is probably aware the roads in Hong Kong are extremely busy nearly 24 hours a day, the roads surrounding the stadium are no exception. We would advise you to arrive well in advance of the first game in order to get settled before the action begins. Travelling by public transport is also a good idea as there are no car parking facilities on-site, if you do need to bring your own transport the nearest parking facilities is the South China Athletic Association Building and Olympic House. Please note that as space is at such a premium these car parks are likely to fill up very quickly, so please arrive in plenty of time. The facilities inside the stadium are what you’d expect from a relatively new development and the stadium is dotted with refreshment kiosks which sell a number of food items as well as tea, coffee and beer. Please note that it is forbidden to bring your own refreshments into the stadium and persons under 18 years of age are strictly forbidden from buying or drinking alcohol within the stadium confines. Your match ticket enables you to choose from a wide range of seating, please refer to your ticket for further information. We are committed to making your online shopping experience as painless as possible so if you do have any questions or difficulties accessing our website please do not hesitate to contact us.

The Ticketing Specialists

If you are coming to Hong Kong from overseas there are a whole host of things to think about, buying your Hong Kong 7s tickets shouldn’t be one of them. Buying your tickets well in advance of your flight is highly advisable and enables you to devote more time to your choice of hotel and other activities whilst in Hong Kong. Hong Kong is a magical place and aside from the wealth of sporting talent on display there are a plethora of other activities for your cultural and maybe not so cultural enjoyment. Hong Kong is literally awash with thousands upon thousands of restaurants, bars and shops so you will never have time to feel bored in this bustling metropolis. If you are attending the tournament as part of a wider Asian odyssey there are plenty of opportunities to get out of the mayhem and visit the more sedate side of this enchanting region. The New Territories are just one place that provides a stark contrast to the bustling world of trade and commerce and enables you to get a taste for the real China. Paddy fields and the more traditional way of Asian life still exist in some areas and you really get the feeling that you have entered another dimension. This rustic charm is made all the more better for knowing you will be spending the night in the more modern surroundings of downtown Hong Kong and its surrounding environs. Don’t delay, call us today and experience the sporting event of a lifetime.

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