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28 October 2025

Rugby: HSBC SVNS returns to Cape Town in December 2025!

The Mother City will once again take centre stage on the global rugby sevens calendar! World Rugby has confirmed that Cape Town will host the HSBC SVNS 2026 Series from 06 to 07 December 2025, bringing high-energy international sevens action back to the spectacular Cape Town Stadium.

As one of only five returning destinations on the 2026 circuit - alongside Dubai, Singapore, Vancouver and Hong KongCape Town remains a fan favourite for its breathtaking setting, electric atmosphere, and festival-style celebrations.

The HSBC SVNS Series represents the new era of rugby sevens: two action-packed days featuring both men’s and women’s teams, full gender parity, and an enhanced entertainment experience combining sport, music, and culture. Cape Town's leg follows the opening round in Dubai (29–30 November 2025), marking the second stop of the 2026 season.

Fans can expect thrilling matches from the world’s top rugby nations - including South Africa’s Blitzboks and Imbokodo - as well as live performances, themed fan zones, and a vibrant crowd celebrating rugby’s most exciting format.

With the city’s famous hospitality, stunning Table Mountain backdrop, and world-class facilities, the HSBC SVNS Cape Town 2025/26 promises to be one of the highlights of South Africa’s sporting calendar.

Travellers planning to attend are advised to book accommodation early, especially in Green Point, the V&A Waterfront, and Cape Town’s city centre, as hotels and guesthouses fill up fast during the event weekend.

 

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18 May 2021

South Africa: Dates confirmed for Rugby World Cup Sevens 2022 in Cape Town! [update]

update (14 February 2022): World Rugby announced today that ticket sales for this year’s Rugby World Cup Sevens in Cape Town will go live at 07:00 GMT (09:00 SAST) on 28 February 2022 at www.rwcsevens.com. Tickets will cost between R150 ($9.90 / €8.65 / £7.30) and R1,750 ($115 / €100 / £85) with most tickets (72%) priced between R250 ($16.50 / €14.50 / £12.15) for category D on Day One to R1,350 ($89 / €78 / £66) for Category B on Day Three. Discounted family and scholar tickets and packages as well as a ‘Party Stand’ package will also be available.

World Rugby, the world governing body for the sport of rugby union, and SA Rugby, the governing body for rugby union in South Africa, have confirmed that the Rugby World Cup Sevens 2022 in Cape Town will take place next year from 09 - 11 September 2022. The eighth edition, which will be contested by 24 men's and 16 women's teams, is the first to be hosted in Africa. The three-day event will be held at the 57,654 capacity Cape Town Stadium in Green Point, Cape Town. Details of the ticket sales launch will be announced later this year. We'll keep you posted!


29 October 2019

South Africa: Cape Town to host the Rugby World Cup Sevens 2022!

The World Rugby Council, which manages and controls the affairs of World Rugby, has awarded  the hosting rights for the Rugby World Cup Sevens 2022 to South Africa at its Interim Meeting in Tokyo on 29 October 2019. The eighth edition of the Rugby World Cup Sevens will take place in Cape Town in September 2022. The three-day event will be held at the 55 000-capacity Cape Town Stadium in Green Point. Competition dates will be confirmed in due course. The tournament will feature the world's best 24 men's and 16 women's rugby sevens teams. Congratulations SA Rugby, South Africa and Cape Town!

27 May 2010

virtualafrica.co.za: 360° pics of all 2010 World Cup Stadiums

Wow, the people from virtualafrica.co.za made 360° pictures of all 2010 World Cup stadiums in South Africa and are presenting them online on http://worldcupstadiums.in3sixty.com! Kudos for your work! Nice one!

 

I had problems with firefox on worldcupstadiums.in3sixty.com (couldn't see the pics), but it worked perfectly on Google Chrome!

Also check the Google Street View Gallery of the 2010 World Cup Stadiums in South Africa.


23 February 2010

Great aerial view videos of the 2010 World Cup stadiums in South Africa

Cape Town Stadium in Cape Town


Cape Town Stadium
Capacity: 70,000
match days: Friday, 11 June | Monday, 14 June | Friday, 18 June | Monday, 21 June | Thursday, 24 June | Tuesday 29, June | Saturday, 03 July | Tuesday, 06 July
>> accommodation in Cape Town | tours in Cape Town


Soccer City in Johannesburg



Soccer City
Capacity: 95,000
match days: Friday, 11 June | Monday, 14 June | Thursday, 17 June | Sunday, 20 June | Wednesday, 23 June | Sunday, 27 June | Friday, 02 July | Sunday, 11 July
>> accommodation in Johannesburg | tours in Johannesburg

Coca Cola Park Stadium, Johannesburg


Coca Cola Park (Ellis Park)
Capacity: 60,000
match days: Saturday, 12 June | Tuesday, 15 June | Friday, 18 June | Monday, 21 June | Thursday, 24 June | Monday, 28 June | Saturday, 03 July
>> accommodation in Johannesburg | tours in Johannesburg

Free State Stadium in Bloemfontein


Free State Stadium
Capacity: 45,000
match days: Monday, 14 June | Thursday, 17 June | Sunday, 20 June | Tuesday, 22 June | Friday, 25 June | Sunday, 27 June
>> accommodation in Bloemfontein

Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium in Port Elizabeth



Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium

Capacity: 50,000
match days
: Saturday, 12 June | Wednesday, 16 June | Friday, 18 June | Monday, 21 June | Wednesday, 23 June | Saturday, 26 June | Friday, 02 July | Saturday, 10 July

>> accommodation in Port Elizabeth

Peter Mokaba Stadium in Polokwane

Peter Mokaba Complex
Capacity: 46,000
match days: Sunday, 13 June | Thursday, 17 June | Tuesday, 22 June | Thursday, 24 June
>> accommodation in Polokwane
Mbombela Stadium in Nelspruit
Mbombela Stadium
Capacity: 43,500
match days: Wednesday, 16 June | Sunday, 20 June | Wednesday, 23 June | Friday, 25 June
>> accommodation in Nelspruit | Kruger National Park Tours
Moses Mabhida Stadium in Durban
Moses Mabhida Stadium
Capacity: 80,000
match days: Sunday, 13 June | Wednesday, 16 June | Saturday, 19 June | Tuesday, 22 June | Friday, 25 June | Monday, 28 June | Wednesday, 7 July
» Accommodation in Durban | Tours in Durban
Royal Bafokeng Stadium in Rustenburg
Royal Bafokeng Sports Palace
Capacity: 42,000
match days: Saturday, 12 June | Tuesday, 15 June | Saturday, 19 June | Tuesday, 22 June | Thursday, 24 June | Saturday, 26 June
» Accommodation in Rustenburg
Lotfus Versfeld Stadium in Pretoria
Loftus Versveld Stadium
Capacity: 50,000
match days: Saturday, 12 June | Wednesday, 16 June | Saturday, 19 June | Wednesday, 23 June | Friday, 25 June | Tuesday, 29 June
» Accommodation in Pretoria | Tours in Pretoria

30 October 2009

2010 World Cup Stadiums - Cape Town Stadium in Cape Town

It took a while untill Cape Town's brand new stadium got a name. The old stadium was called "Green Point Stadium", during the planning stage it was referred to by some as the "African Renaissance Stadium" and now it is officially named "Cape Town Stadium".

The newly-built Cape Town Stadium is situated in Green Point, between Signal Hill and the Atlantic Ocean, close to the Cape Town city centre and to the well known tourist attraction Victoria & Alfred Waterfront.

View Cape Town Stadium in Cape Town in a larger map

Cape Town Stadium
Capacity: 70,000
match days: Friday, 11 June | Monday, 14 June | Friday, 18 June | Monday, 21 June | Thursday, 24 June | Tuesday 29, June | Saturday, 03 July | Tuesday, 06 July