Loftus Ticket Prices Revealed Ahead of Bulls-All Blacks Clash
- Loftus Versfeld is preparing for another major All Blacks fixture with tickets still available across several sections
- Supporters have a range of seating options, with the biggest differences depending on where they want to watch
- The Bulls are set to welcome New Zealand in the latest chapter of the Rugby’s Greatest Rivalry tour
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The Vodacom Bulls’ meeting with the All Blacks at Loftus Versfeld on Saturday, 15 August 2026, will give Pretoria fans another chance to watch New Zealand in action. Tickets remain available for the 50,000-capacity stadium, with several categories on offer.
The cheapest remaining tickets are priced at R250 in the upper-level corners. Limited availability remains in those sections.
Loftus ticket options vary
Supporters looking for better positions in the upper stands can pay R350, including sections nearer the halfway line. Lower-level seating starts at R650 around the tryline. Tickets closer to the 22-metre line and halfway are available from R850.
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The premium option is around the halfway line on the lower level, where tickets start at R1,350. SA Rugby Magazine reported that fans can still “snap up the cheapest tickets” while those seeking the best seats will have to pay considerably more.
Bulls prepare for All Blacks test
The match comes after contrasting attendances during the All Blacks’ South African tour. The Stormers attracted 47,130 fans to Cape Town Stadium, while only 14,759 attended the Sharks’ meeting with New Zealand at Kings Park on Tuesday, 11 August.
The Bulls will now hope Loftus provides a strong crowd for Saturday night’s encounter.
Bulls face preparation concerns ahead of All Blacks clash
Briefly News previously reported that Bulls coach Johan Ackermann admitted his side will head into Saturday’s All Blacks clash with less preparation than he would have liked.
The Pretoria side had to adjust its planned break to accommodate the Loftus fixture, creating an unusual build-up ahead of one of the biggest matches on its calendar.
Ackermann has now explained what the Bulls had to sacrifice to get ready for the All Blacks and why the timing of the clash has presented a difficult challenge.
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