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1 October - 13 November 2027 Your guide to the Rugby World Cup 2027
Adelaide is set to welcome rugby fans from all over the world when the Men's Rugby World Cup Australia 2027 arrives. As one of the official host cities, we are gearing up to deliver a festival of all things rugby — no matter your country, no matter your colours.
Join us and experience how we festival, with celebrations spilling out from the stands and across the city. Rugby flags will flutter between alleyways and parklands will become global stages. You'll get waved into the pub to catch the action, pulling up a seat as a locally sourced drop is poured for you.
That's just how life works here — people take their time, make room for conversation and always offer up a seat at the table. When it's all done, discover the food, coastlines, and regions that make this place special. Whether you’re a lifelong supporter or just getting swept up in the excitement, the 2027 Men’s Rugby World Cup is your chance to feel the energy, join the atmosphere and make memories that last long after the final whistle.
RUGBY WORLD CUP 2027 MATCH DATES
Get ready for game day here at the Adelaide Oval. Find key details for the Men's Rugby World Cup Australia 2027 dates, including the official match schedule and ticket sales.
- Rugby World Cup 2027 tickets
- Pre‑sale release windows
- General on‑sale dates
Bookmark this page and check back as fixtures and ticketing information are announced — you won’t want to miss your chance to be part of the action.
TICKET PRESALE
18 February at 12:00 AEDT
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Plan your Trip to Rugby World Cup 2027
Travelling to South Australia for the Men's Rugby World Cup Australia 2027 is as effortless as the weekends we’re known for. Whether you’re arriving from Sydney, cruising across from Melbourne, or flying in from further afield, the journey sets the tone for what’s to come. Driving into Adelaide, you'll watch as farmland gives way to wide-open skies. Let the road draw you closer to the coast, the salt air easing you into our slower pace of life. Choose to fly and you'll realise why Adelaide was named a National Park City, with a bird's-eye view of how our city centre is encircled by greenery. Take your time, stretch out your stay and discover how easy it is to make the most of every day you spend here.
Adelaide Places to Stay
In South Australia, where you stay becomes part of the story.
In the city, book a stay at one of our modern hotels just steps from the stadium. You’ll start your morning chatting to the local barista, before stepping out into the hum of match-day excitement. When the match is done, retreat to one of our many laneways to savour what is foraged, cooked, and caught right here.
If you’re looking to unwind between games, boutique stays around the city fringe blend character and comfort. Find a quiet corner to recharge, with views of the city skyline or nearby coastline. Wherever you check in, you’ll be welcomed with the same easy going spirit that defines South Australia.
Nearby regions
Just beyond Adelaide lies a collection of regions that are designed for downtime. Head to the Barossa, where bold wines and shared tables set the pace for long, unhurried afternoons. In the Adelaide Hills, winding roads lead to cool climate vineyards, cottage towns and views that stretch across patchwork valleys. Travel south to the Fleurieu Peninsula and you’ll find yourself between vast beaches, walking trails and some of the state’s most beloved coastal eateries. Or venture to McLaren Vale, where Mediterranean warmth meets creative winemaking and relaxed, open air dining.
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Kangaroo IslandKangaroo Island
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Adelaide Hills
Adelaide Hills
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Murray River, Lakes and Coorong
Murray River, Lakes and Coorong
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Fleurieu Peninsula
Fleurieu Peninsula
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Barossa
Barossa
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Clare Valley
Clare Valley
