SAFARI SEVENS: Why you are advised to leave your car at home
Rugby
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Safari Sevens
| Nov 01, 2018
As you buy your Safari Sevens ticket, you are advised to leave your car at home when coming to the RFUEA Grounds for the tournament. Here's why...
We're sure most of you have seen the road construction happening right outside the grounds. There's currently no parking space available during the Safari Sevens weekend.
For those who may not know what we're talking about, this is what we mean:
Check the photos below:
To help ease this challenge, we have a solution for you. There will be Safari Sevens branded buses at Kencom Stage that will ferry everyone with a ticket to and from the venue during the weekend. The buses will be operational from 9:00 am to 9:00 pm.
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All you need is your Safari Sevens ticket and you are assured of free transport to the RFUEA Grounds on the 9-11th of November to enjoy the 21st edition of the tournament.