E-tickets | Perth Stadium, Perth | Pool A | Fri 1 Oct 2027 18:45

Australia open the Rugby World Cup 2027 on home soil against Hong Kong China at Perth Stadium. This is the tournament opener — the match that kicks off six weeks of world-class rugby across Australia. Perth Stadium holds over 60,000 and the opening fixture of a home World Cup generates an atmosphere that pool matches rarely match. Australians turn out in force for home World Cup games, particularly the opener.

Perth is a long way from anywhere, which is part of its appeal. Customers who make the trip to Perth for the World Cup opener tend to build several days around it. The city centre is straightforward to navigate and the stadium is accessible by direct rail from the centre.

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E-tickets | Perth Stadium, Perth | Pool A | Sat 2 Oct 2027 13:15

New Zealand open their Rugby World Cup 2027 campaign against Chile at Perth Stadium. The All Blacks are always among the tournament favourites and their pool matches draw large crowds — particularly in Australia where New Zealand supporters travel in significant numbers. Chile are the underdogs but have shown they can compete at this level since qualifying for France 2023.

Perth Stadium is a modern venue with excellent sightlines from all categories. For supporters wanting to watch the All Blacks in the group stage before the knockout rounds, this is a more accessible option than the later matches.

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E-tickets | Stadium Australia, Sydney | Pool A | Sat 9 Oct 2027 17:10

New Zealand vs Australia is the Bledisloe Cup rivalry transplanted to a World Cup pool match — and at Stadium Australia in Sydney, 83,000 people will be there for it. This is the standout fixture of Pool A and one of the most anticipated matches of the entire 2027 tournament. Both nations have won the World Cup multiple times. When they meet at this level, the stakes feel different regardless of the pool context.

Stadium Australia hosted the 2000 Olympics and is the largest rugby venue in the tournament. The Bledisloe Cup has a long history at this ground and Australian supporters who have been before tell us the atmosphere for a trans-Tasman fixture at Stadium Australia is among the best they've experienced in rugby.

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E-tickets | North Queensland Stadium, Townsville | Pool A | Sat 9 Oct 2027 20:15

Chile vs Hong Kong China takes place at North Queensland Stadium in Townsville — one of the smaller venues in the 2027 tournament and one of the more accessible in terms of tickets and price. For supporters already in Australia for the World Cup, Townsville offers a different experience from the major city venues. The city is compact and relaxed, and the stadium has a strong local atmosphere for big events.

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E-tickets | Docklands Stadium, Melbourne | Pool A | Fri 15 Oct 2027 17:15

New Zealand vs Hong Kong China at Docklands Stadium in Melbourne is one of the more accessible All Blacks fixtures in the 2027 tournament. Melbourne is one of Australia's premier sporting cities and Docklands Stadium — also known as Marvel Stadium — is a covered venue in the heart of the city. For supporters who want to see New Zealand in Australia without the demand that comes with the New Zealand vs Australia fixture, this is the option.

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E-tickets | Brisbane Stadium, Brisbane | Pool A | Sat 16 Oct 2027 15:10

Australia vs Chile at Brisbane Stadium is the Wallabies' final pool match before the knockout stage. By this point in the tournament the pool positions are taking shape and the atmosphere carries extra weight. Brisbane is the most rugby-focused of Australia's major cities and the stadium consistently generates strong atmosphere for Wallabies home games.

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