Bermuda National Sports Centre, 50 Frog Lane
Wednesday, November 9, 5:30pm – Thursday, November 10, 2016, 1am
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The 28th World Rugby Classic starts on Sunday, November 6th, running until Saturday, November 12th.
The First Round Matches will be on Sunday, November 6th, with gates opening at 12.30pm. The first game, Classic Lions vs. Italy, will be at 2.30pm, then Canada vs South Africa at 4pm. The World Rugby Classic is delighted to announce that the Sunday will also be the return of their Family Fun Day. This will include a dedicated Kids Zone with Bouncy Castle, Sniggles Tattoos and a Parents Viewing Area, so that you won’t miss out on all the action. The cost of entry for the Kids Zone is $15 per child.
On Monday, November 7th, gates open at 5.30pm and more First Round Matches will include Argentina vs. United States at 7pm and then France vs. New Zealand at 8.30pm.
After resting up on the Tuesday, gates will open at 5.30pm on the Wednesday. Bermuda will be playing Lloyds RFC at 5.45pm The Plate Semi-Final will start at 7.15pm with Loser A playing Loser B, followed by the Classic Semi-Final with Winner A against Winner B at 8.30pm.
On Thursday, November 10th, gates will again open at 5.30pm. The first game will be the Plate Semi-Final at 7.00pm which will pit Loser C against Loser D, and then the Classic Semi-Final at 8.30pm will have Winner C against Winner D.
By the last day, Saturday, November 12th, you can expect to see a lot of ill-looking people who have aged about ten years due to a combination of alcohol consumption and lack of sleep. Gates will open at 5.30pm, with the Plate Final at 7.00pm, the Classic Final at 8.30pm.
Fresh from DJ'ing at one of Ibiza's largest clubs, DJ Dan Ho will be providing the entertainment again this year throughout the week. The new Event Village will be the venue for the new Garden Party on Sunday from 6.30pm and Monday from 9.30pm.
Live entertainment will be available in the Tent Tavern from just after the games (around 9.30pm/10pm) until 1am on the Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday nights. This year the Kennel Boys performing on the Wednesday night and the long anticipated return of Classic favourites The Heartbeats will be back on stage for the Thursday and Saturday nights. DJ Dan Ho will also be proving music late into the night following both acts.
There are a few different options for admission:
For more information, visit www.WorldRugby.bm.
Tags:: Family-Friendly, Nightlife, Sports & Outdoors, Tourism
Parish: Devonshire
More info: nothingtodoinbermuda.com…
Wednesday, November 9, 5:30pm – Thursday, November 10, 2016, 1am
The 28th World Rugby Classic starts on Sunday, November 6th, running until Saturday, November 12th.
The First Round Matches will be on Sunday, November 6th, with gates opening at 12.30pm. The first game, Classic Lions vs. Italy, will be at 2.30pm, then Canada vs South Africa at 4pm. The World Rugby Classic is delighted to announce that the Sunday will also be the return of their Family Fun Day. This will include a dedicated Kids Zone with Bouncy Castle, Sniggles Tattoos and a Parents Viewing Area, so that you won’t miss out on all the action. The cost of entry for the Kids Zone is $15 per child.
On Monday, November 7th, gates open at 5.30pm and more First Round Matches will include Argentina vs. United States at 7pm and then France vs. New Zealand at 8.30pm.
After resting up on the Tuesday, gates will open at 5.30pm on the Wednesday. Bermuda will be playing Lloyds RFC at 5.45pm The Plate Semi-Final will start at 7.15pm with Loser A playing Loser B, followed by the Classic Semi-Final with Winner A against Winner B at 8.30pm.
On Thursday, November 10th, gates will again open at 5.30pm. The first game will be the Plate Semi-Final at 7.00pm which will pit Loser C against Loser D, and then the Classic Semi-Final at 8.30pm will have Winner C against Winner D.
By the last day, Saturday, November 12th, you can expect to see a lot of ill-looking people who have aged about ten years due to a combination of alcohol consumption and lack of sleep. Gates will open at 5.30pm, with the Plate Final at 7.00pm, the Classic Final at 8.30pm.
Fresh from DJ'ing at one of Ibiza's largest clubs, DJ Dan Ho will be providing the entertainment again this year throughout the week. The new Event Village will be the venue for the new Garden Party on Sunday from 6.30pm and Monday from 9.30pm.
Live entertainment will be available in the Tent Tavern from just after the games (around 9.30pm/10pm) until 1am on the Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday nights. This year the Kennel Boys performing on the Wednesday night and the long anticipated return of Classic favourites The Heartbeats will be back on stage for the Thursday and Saturday nights. DJ Dan Ho will also be proving music late into the night following both acts.
There are a few different options for admission:
- The Members Tent is the VIP facility at the Classic where they entertain sponsors and invited guests with a magnificent buffet by Fourways, copious amounts of wine by Gosling's and an Open Bar. Badges for the Members Tent are available for purchase while tables of ten may be reserved with the client’s name prominently displayed. A Five Day Badge cost $1,200 per person. Daily badges are also available at at cost of $250 per day for Sunday and Monday and $300 per day for Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday. Tickets are available from www.pTix.bm.
- The Classic Club tent is the “watering hole” for the visiting players where food and drinks are available at reduced prices. The Five Day Badge costs $650 per person and $1,100 per couple. Daily badges are also available at at cost of $150 per day for Sunday to Thursday and $250 per day for Saturday. Tickets are available from www.pTix.bm.
- General admission is $25 daily or $100 for a 5 Day Pass. These can also be purchased in advance online at www.pTix.bm.
- Admission is free for under-12s and $10 each day for children aged 12 to 15.
For more information, visit www.WorldRugby.bm.
Tags:: Family-Friendly, Nightlife, Sports & Outdoors, Tourism
Parish: Devonshire
More info: nothingtodoinbermuda.com…