Season ticket update: Book your seat for DHL Stormers v Emirates Lions

Tickets for the DHL Stormers’ home game against the Emirates Lions at DHL Stadium, which kicks off at 17h00 on Saturday, 4 December will go on sale exclusively to 2020 Newlands season ticket holders at 09h00 on Tuesday, 30 November, with this offer expiring at 16h30 that afternoon.

As a season ticket holder, you will be able to make preferential bookings of up to 10 tickets per person on the Ticketpro website (CLICK HERE) on Tuesday only, without having to use any booking code. Each match ticket will cost R175.

This exclusive offer for season ticket holders will expire on Tuesday at 16h30, with the balance of the available 2000 tickets for this match then open for purchase by the general public.

All 2020 Newlands season ticket holders will also be eligible to attend the first three Vodacom United Rugby Championship matches and first two Carling Currie Cup matches at DHL Stadium between January and June 2022 free of charge, providing that government allows 10 000 spectators or more in the stadium.

All those attending will have to adhere to government regulations by wearing a medical mask and providing a COVID-19 vaccination document confirming full vaccination (Only fully vaccinated people will be allowed to attend) and ID along with their match ticket to gain entry to DHL Stadium.

There will also be temperature checks and a verbal COVID-19 questionnaire for each spectator, with entry denied to anyone who does not comply with these regulations.

As a mark of our gratitude for your patience and support over the last 18 months, we want you in the stands cheering the DHL Stormers, despite the limitations on crowd capacity currently.

Please note that new DHL Stadium season tickets will only be issued for the 2022/23 season (July 2022 to June 2023) and season tickets for the current season (January 2022- June 2022) are not on sale given the current limited COVID-19 capacity allowed. More information on 2022/23 season ticket sales will be communicated in due course.