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RUGBY WORLD CUP 2015 TICKETS

Matthew Jary26 Mar 2014 - 15:20
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The time has come to think about ordering your tickets for RWC2015. Applications by 20th April 2014.

Fixtures, venues and ticket prices can be found on the following link:
http://www.rugbyworldcup.com/ticketing/prices/index.html

The application procedure is VERY complicated, but we have tried to simplify it as best we can. There are a load of official FAQs below for your info.

If you want to apply for tickets the IAN TOOLEY needs your EMAIL and FULL NAME along with what, when & where you require. Ian’s email is: shufflethepack@icloud.com

He then enters your details onto the RWC system and you will be sent an email directing you to a site to pay for the tickets. We do not take any money, nor pay anything on your behalf. You must pay yourself.

The complicated bit is this. For Twickenham games the club will get allocated about 10 tickets per match, for other venues we could have around 200. However the prices may not match your criteria (eg. For the final you may want a £150 ticket but only get offered a £750 ticket!). If more than 10 want a Twickenham game, then we will have to select the 10 by a secret ballot (fairly drawn by Ian and 2 others).

When the system opens in May, the allocation goes on a first-come-first-served basis, so you have to register with Ian BY 20TH APRIL 2014 at the latest. Please only contact him by his email above. He can also field any questions you may have.

You should be a current member of Lowestoft & Yarmouth RUFC to apply. You can join at the bar at Gunton Park or on the website

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RUGBY COMMUNITY FAQs

HOW THE PROGRAMME WORKS:

How has our ticket quota been decided?
We have used the principles in place for RFU international ticketing to define the club/ organisation ticket
allocations. The key difference is however that this is a ticketing programme for 48 Rugby World Cup
2015 matches and therefore the number of tickets allocated will differ from your RFU allocation. This
tournament is also owned and governed by the IRS so the ticketing allocation will be different from your
usual quota.
Why do we have a limit on the number of the members we can put forward to buy tickets?
There are 500,000 tickets available to all clubs/ organisations in this priority sale. We want to ensure that
members have the opportunity to buy tickets for matches they want to attend. Rugby is a family game so
we feel that setting a member limit will give people a chance to purchase up to four tickets and enjoy
matches with their friends and family.
Why are there four ticket limits across matches? can we allocate more tickets to some members?
No, the maximum number of tickets an individual can purchase for a match is four. Each club/
organisation can choose to pre-allocate up to four tickets per match to a member.
Can we put more members forward and give them less ticket access?
No, clubs/organisations need to follow the allocation details as set out. The number of members is set for
every c1ub/ organisation to ensure members have the flexibility to choose matches to purchase from.
Why is our Twickenham Stadium match allocation different from what we currently receive for
internationals through the RFU?

Rugby World Cup 2015 is an international tournament owned and run by the IRB and is therefore subject
to a different governance structure from the matches governed by the RFU.
Why are we required to submit our member selection plans for approval?
This is a condition of the Rugby Community Priority Sale to ensure the use of tickets complies with the
commercial regulations ofthe Tournament.
Are there four tickets guaranteed per member and must they all be used by members?
No, four tickets is not a guarantee for each member as tickets are sold on a first come first served basis.
Tickets may be used by the individual to take friends and family to matches however use of tickets is
subject to ER 2015's terms and conditions of sale.
Will the ticketing system automatically stop individuals buying more than four tickets?
Yes, if a member attempts to add more tickets to a transaction, the website will stop the member from.
buying more than four.
Can clubs/organisations choose to allocate their full ticket allocation to their members and specify each
game?

Yes, a club/ organisation can do this however we recommend that this approach is only adopted for the
Twickenham Stadium matches as you have a fixed allocation of tickets. The remainder are not fixed and
members can purchase first come first served based on their own preferences.
Can we select staff and players as part of our selected members?
Yes. The club/organisation is responsible for selecting their members and must be fair and transparent.

If a member buys tickets in the Rugby Community sale will this prevent them from being able to apply in the public application phase in September 2014?
No, members can also apply in the public application phase.
When will members find out if they have successfully secured tickets?
This is a real time sales programme; once payment has been collected members will receive a
confirmation email,
Can we request an allocation of tickets in a specific area of the stadium/s at a particular price range or together?
No, tickets are sold across all club/ organisation on a first come first served basis. Subject to availability
members can choose a price category and purchase up to four tickets. ER 2015 will endeavour to ensure
these tickets are allocated together subject to the stadium configuration.
Can one or more of our ticketing team have access to the ticketing website?
No, each club/organisation can only have one nominated ticketing administrator.
What if our members do not have access to email, how can they be part of the programme?
Clubs/ organisations must ensure that they upload their member details into the RWC 2015 ticketing
website to participate in the sale. Where members do not have access to the internet Clubs/
Organisations should make arrangements to support such members.
What if our members are disabled, can we allocate tickets to them through the Rugby Community programme?
Yes, clubs/ organisations should register all members through the official website. Members that have
accessibility requirements can purchase tickets via our Freephone Accessibility Ticketing Service via 0800
2300000 where our customer service team will validate your club/ organisation membership and
manage your order. Members requiring a Type Talk service can also manage this process via our Type
Talk service on 0800 781 0001. Members that require assistance attending a match or require a
wheelchair space will also be receive a carer ticket free of charge. These carer tickets do not count
towards a club/ organisation's total allocation.
Can we raffle or sell tickets to our members to help generate club revenue?
Tickets cannot be commercialised. Clubs must not allow access to tickets to anyone other than their
nominated members in line with the terms and conditions of sale (included). The tickets can only be
purchased by nominated individuals as per the terms and conditions of sate. Tickets cannot be used as
part of hospitality, fundraising or commercial programmes.

COMMUNICATIONS:

Can we share details of our allocation with our members now?
Clubs can promote their involvement through their own channels and should ensure that all their
members are aware of the details and their member selection policy/choice.
If I have concerns over use of the ticketing system is there support available?
Yes, you can email usatTicketing@England2015.com. We will announce details of our Customer Service
Team in the coming weeks.
If we receive media enquiries regarding our ticket allocation should we make comment?
Details on the Rugby Community Ticket Sales programme will be made public by England Rugby 2015 this
week. England Rugby 2015 will not communicate specific club or organisation ticket allocation
information, just the principles of the programme and the key timeframes. It is at the clubs' or
organisations' discretion as to whether they make comment on the programme or their allocation.

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