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Match Details:
Saturday, 9 September, 2023
Bordeaux - Stade de Bordeaux
Kick-off time - 15:30 pm
Prices quoted include category 4 match tickets - Upgrades may be available for the following supplements. (Subject to availability)
Ticket
Tickets for the Rugby World Cup 2023 come in 4 distinct tiers.
What’s the difference?
Your colour-coded ticket tier lets you know where you’ll be sitting in the stadium on the day of the match. Seating varies in each stadium but we’ve broken it down here.
Note that our packages come with Category 4 (yellow) tickets as standard – but a simple ticket supplement will get you closer to the action.
Category 1 - (2 left)
The best seats in the house! Category 1 tickets will get you a head-on view of the pitch, with a clear view of all the action. These are the premium tickets. Supplements vary depending on the game.
Category 2 - (3 left)
Category 2 tickets are generally located in the corners of the stadium. From here, you’ll get an excellent view of the match and really be able to soak up the excitement.
Category 3 - (9 left)
Category 3 tickets will be located at either end of the pitch behind the goalposts, a great view of the match. A step up from our standards tickets, it’s not quite as close to the action as the higher tiers, but you’ll still experience each and every real time thrill.
Category 4 - Included
Our standard ticket, included by default in each of our tailored packages. You’ll be afforded a bird’s eye view of the action and experience every exciting moment.

Though led by exceptional players over the decades – from Keith Wood to Brian O'Driscoll, Ronan O'Gara to Paul O'Connell – Ireland have never managed to progress beyond the quarter-finals, which they have reached seven times (1987, 1991, 1995, 2003, 2011, 2015 & 2019).
The French campaign will therefore be quite a challenge for the men under head coach Andy Farrell, who will face South Africa, the defending champions, in their opening match.
This encounter, one that has never been played before at Rugby World Cup, promises a fierce battle between two teams renowned for their fighting spirit.
After a Six Nations Grand Slam in 2018, topping their pool at Rugby World Cup 2011 (ahead of Australia) and Rugby World Cup 2015 (ahead of France), Ireland are no strangers to success at the highest level. Talents like Johnny Sexton, Garry Ringrose, Josh van der Flier and others, supported by their fervent supporters, will all be sure to respond to Ireland's Call in 2023.
Bordeaux is the perfect shopping city. For high-end brands visit the golden triangle between Cours de l´intendance, Cours Georges Clemenceau and Allées de Tourny. For more bargains and affordable boutiques head to trendy rue St. Catherine and rue Porte-Dijeaux where you’ll also find the Galleries Lafayette department store.
Bordeaux is the wine capital of France, famed the world over for its vineyards and vintages. A wine tour is a must – go for a half-day or a full day tour of some famous chateaux near the city. From exclusive private tours to sold-out bus tours, there are plenty of options to suit all tastes and budgets. These tours are popular so talk to us and book in advance! For gastronomy check out the Marché des Quais for local specialties overlooking the Garonne river.
Travelling with the family? Bordeaux has so many kid-friendly highlights. The Zoo de Pessac is a must-see with exotic African fauna and birds of paradise. The Jardin Public is a beautiful public park, perfect for a relaxed walk any time of year. You can also drop into the stunning Botanical Gardens, free to visit and great for kids. A river cruise along the Garonne is a fab way to see some of the city’s top sights.
All the majesty of Bordeaux is on display here. This impressive square on the left bank of the Garonne was built in the 1720s and is flanked by some truly gorgeous architecture. The Water Mirror installation is a sight to see and it’s a perfect spot to take some snaps.
Take a gentle stroll down one of the world’s most beautiful riverfronts. The left bank of the Garonne is famed for its riverside promenade that’s dotted with grand neo-classical buildings that put the city’s heritage on full display. There are benches and gardens galore, making it a great place to relax and soak in the city’s distinct ambience.
This museum dedicated to Bordeaux’s wine heritage is set inside an ultra-modern construction of dazzling glass that’s a sight to see in itself. This is a high-tech museum with ambitious exhibits showcasing the long, long history of wine. You can drop in casually or spend hours wandering around. If you’re more interested in the presence of wine, visit the bar where you can sample the wares whilst taking in amazing city views.
This cathedral is a site of great historical significance to the city as well as a striking example medieval gothic architecture. You can also brave the 282 steps to the top of the neighbouring Tour Pey Berland bell-tower for spectacular city panoramas.