Expect sports & entertainment in and around the stadium together with an island-wide rugby celebration
- Integrated experience with world-class sports entertainment and carnival atmosphere inside Singapore National Stadium and family-friendly activity areas around Singapore Sports Hub
- Ticket holders and members of the public can also experience ‘rock rumble and rumble’ at partnering events and participating outlets across the island
- Enjoy a taste of ‘Rock Ruck & Rumble’ at two-day rugby carnival at Clarke Quay this weekend with fun games and attractive prizes to be won
- Buy tickets at Clarke Quay to enjoy giveaways and stand a chance to win a staycation for two
EXPECT world class rugby and much more. That’s the promise the organisers of HSBC World Rugby Singapore Sevens have for every single spectator, be it local resident or a visitor, as revealed through the ‘Rock Ruck and Rumble’ themed marketing campaign’s latest phase.
Zimbabwe vs Guyana during their HSBC Sevens Wold Series Qualifier match as part of the Cathay Pacific / HSBC Hong Kong Sevens at the Hong Kong Stadium on 27 March 2015 in Hong Kong, China. Photo by Juan Manuel Serrano / Power Sport Images
Spectators can look forward to an integrated experience in and around the Singapore National Stadium on the weekend of 16 and 17 April 2016, while all of Singapore can expect to ‘Rock Ruck and Rumble’ to the year’s biggest rugby celebration.
During the tournament, spectators can rock and sing-along to in-stadium music all day. With crucial HSBC World Rugby Sevens Series points up for grabs, the world’s top 16 Sevens’ teams will deliver two days of bone-crunching rucks and scintillating tries. Rugby fans can also rumble at the Activity Zones in and around the Stadium and the Fun Zone outside Kallang Wave Mall.
At the Fun Zone, youths and kids can have a chance to be a ‘Rugby Superhero’ through a series of rugby challenges, while everyone can look forward to meet and greet sessions with global rugby stars, fun games and sponsors giveaways. Former rugby players can impress their significant others by trying their hand at the ‘Skills Challenge Zone’. Rugby loving parents will have the option of enjoying some Sevens action by dropping their kids off at the ‘Kids Zone’ (opened from 11am to 8pm) where the little ones will be thoroughly engaged through a whole host of games and activities.
GOLD COAST, AUSTRALIA – OCTOBER 11: during the Gold Coast Sevens, the first round of the HSBC Sevens World Series at Cbus Super Stadium on October 11, 2014 in Gold Coast, Australia. (Photo by Matt Roberts/Getty Images for HSBC)
“Why the theme ‘Rock Ruck and Rumble’, the answer is simple – the HSBC World Rugby Singapore Sevens offers more than just rugby,” explained Sam Chan, General Manager of Rugby Singapore. “In 7s rugby events, its traditional for fans to dress up in costumes. ‘Rock’ means that spectators can sing, dance and party to great music and entertainment inside the stadium. ‘Ruck’ stands for the world class rugby from the top 16 teams in the world and let’s not forget the inaugural SEA 7s and the first-ever Schools 7s finals. ‘Rumble’ translates to great food and beer, and of course, wholesome fun for the entire family in the form of a carnival around Sports Hub. It’s a truly integrated experience and there’s something for everyone.”
“My husband and I are excited to catch the HSBC World Rugby Singapore Sevens. We attended the Sevens twice in London but this time it will be different as we plan to bring our older child to the event,” said Debbie Wong, a working mother of two. “The kids drop off zone is an important feature because when our child gets restless, we have the opportunity to have her taken care of and fully entertained, while we continue to catch the game. The S$2 tickets for children are 12 years old make things affordable and next year, we plan to bring both our kids to the Sevens.”
The integrated experience extends beyond the Sports Hub to areas across the island nation allowing overseas visitors to experience Singapore and for more locals to experience rugby fever.
“We have worked with stakeholders to ensure that all rugby fans can rock, ruck rumble at the Singapore Sports Hub and also in other parts of Singapore,” added Chan. “The HSBC World Rugby Singapore Sevens is not just for rugby fans, it’s for families and the corporate community. It is really for everyone living in Singapore and for all overseas fans and visitors.”
Last Thursday, Official Hotel Pan Pacific announced that Sevens ticket holders can enjoy special discounts for beverages at its Atrium lounge, while Official Car Volvo is running a “Guess the number of rugby balls inside the Volvo XC60” contest at its roadshows across the island, resulting in the winner getting a weekend staycation at the tournament’s Official Hotel.
For a taste of ‘Rock Ruck and Rumble’, head down to Clarke Quay Fountain square for the ‘Fun with Sevens’ rugby carnival this Friday and Saturday (26-27 Feb, 5-11pm daily). Rock to a live DJ set, understand all about the rucks and hits of the electrifying sevens game and rumble to fun-filled games with attractive prizes to be won.
Members of the men’s national team will also appear for a meet and greet at 730pm on Friday, so approach your favourite national team member for an Instagram photo or a selfie. Partygoers to Clarke Quay can pair up with their mates to show off their passing skills in the One Minute Challenge or participate in the Offload Challenge to win tournament season passes or dining vouchers. Enjoy a 10% discount when you purchase tickets onsite for a special HSBC World Rugby Singapore Sevens giveaway and a chance to enter a lucky draw with attractive prizes to be won.
Tickets to the HSBC World Rugby Singapore Sevens ranged from SGD 50 to SGD 150 (prices exclude booking fees) will on sale at Clarke Quay this weekend. All ticket holders can also enjoy a host of benefits and discounts at partner outlets islandwide. Information and online ticket sales are available on www.singapore7s.sg ( PRESS RELEASE)
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