Anyone off to watch the Autumn internationals?

Going to the Tonga game, maybe the Argentina game as well.
The South Africa and Australia games only have seats left over in the rafters so might as well watch it on TV.
What about you guys?

Going to see Ireland get hammered by NZ.

3 trips to Murrayfield in 14 days what bliss.
Hopefully seen a solid win over Japan.
An intensely physical and close thought game against the Boks.
Before making it 3 wins on the bounce against the Wallabies  

Taking the family to watch Wales vs Australia with some friends who are coming over from Sydney...! Should be great fun.

Gonna see Ireland vs Australia. Should be a cracker!

As always I am off to see all four of Wales' games with my partner - tickets via the Blues for the 2 bigger games, and WRU shop allows you to pick your exact seats these days so all seats good. Let's hope for better than last year!

I'll be at Murrayfield for the Japan and Australia matches.

The second match is also my first opportunity to inflict my siblings on my girlfriend. I'm genuinely not sure what's more terrifying - Israel Falou's sidestep, or the prospect of my brother's sense of humour...

Going to Wales v SA with some family and friends, was a close run thing last one i went to, this one could be brutal

I'll be at Twickers for the big one, Murrayfield to see the boks and the MS for Aus.

It'll be a fun weekend for Twickers and Murayfield in 24 hours, that'll be tough on the liver!

Ireland vs Australia  Bringing my earplugs for anything that resembles '"Waltzing Matilda/O'Driscoll"...

I will be watching them on TV in whichever club bar I am watching a game.

Do not enjoy going to international matches anymore - always feel like I am being ripped off.

VietGwentRevisited wrote:I will be watching them on TV in whichever club bar I am watching a game.

Do not enjoy going to international matches anymore - always feel like I am being ripped off.

Agreed getting very pricey also success brings in a lot of glory fans which are up and flippin down during the game back and too to the bar!

VietGwentRevisited wrote:I will be watching them on TV in whichever club bar I am watching a game.

Do not enjoy going to international matches anymore - always feel like I am being ripped off.

Yep, it's better to watch them in a rugby club with like minded people I find as well.

I could've had hospitality with my brother's company for Tonga, but I'm away. I would certainly not pay for the stadium again.

VietGwentRevisited wrote:I will be watching them on TV in whichever club bar I am watching a game.

Do not enjoy going to international matches anymore - always feel like I am being ripped off.

What are prices like in Wales?
Thanks to the SRU's season pass offer, I'm seeing our next 5 home games (Japan, SA, Australia, England & France) for only £23 per game.

I could watch all of Scotland's games for £3.50 each (max) thanks to tickets for troops. That's a good deal for you though.

Wales don't do deals like that, nor give up tickets to that website (as far as I'm aware). You'd think for the Tonga game (at least they might). I do think they take a fair whack off tickets for Tonga.

I haven't paid for a ticket since Ireland 11 though, so don't know sorry.

25 quid for tonga and argentina games ,60quid for seat in the nose bleeds v SA and Aus:erm: 

Gee it must be weird seeing a bunch of internationals at the same stadium in one year. In Wellington we get our 1 test a year and then make do with Super Rugby and ITM cup. This year I travelled to New Plymouth to watch us sneak past France. It's not that far but its still 4/5 hours by car.

Risca Rev wrote:I could watch all of Scotland's games for £3.50 each (max) thanks to tickets for troops. That's a good deal for you though.

Wow, now that is a great deal, and well earned.

Hope to be in the Welsh Dragon Bar, in Wellington for one of them. Drinking real Welsh Beers and talking the language with a pub crowded for the game:)

i ll be watching all the games in Cardiff but prob in o neils bar        

nganboy wrote:Gee it must be weird seeing a bunch of internationals at the same stadium in one year. In Wellington we get our 1 test a year and then make do with Super Rugby and ITM cup. This year I travelled to New Plymouth to watch us sneak past France. It's not that far but its still 4/5 hours by car.

Near on four hours by car for me too,i live in North Wales.

nganboy wrote:Gee it must be weird seeing a bunch of internationals at the same stadium in one year. In Wellington we get our 1 test a year and then make do with Super Rugby and ITM cup. This year I travelled to New Plymouth to watch us sneak past France. It's not that far but its still 4/5 hours by car.

Slighty less stadia in Wales...

Should have put the Tonga game in Wrexham thou would have been good.

DeludedOptimistorjustDave wrote:Should have put the Tonga game in Wrexham thou would have been good.

WRU are all about the money, whats the cappacity ?

RugbyFan182 wrote:Gonna see Ireland vs Australia. Should be a cracker!

Me too.

Wales v SA, with missus. Family ticket for 70 quid for argies and Wales v Aussies my boy and myself. Would have liked Aussies first up.

DeludedOptimistorjustDave wrote:Should have put the Tonga game in Wrexham thou would have been good.

Or better still Parc Eirias in Colwyn Bay. It's been a great hit with the U20s six nations.

maestegmafia wrote:

DeludedOptimistorjustDave wrote:Should have put the Tonga game in Wrexham thou would have been good.

Or better still Parc Eirias in Colwyn Bay. It's been a great hit with the U20s six nations.

Yep true but the racecourse is bigger.

think I may be off to the tonga game but being a student the rest will just be in the pub with the rugby lads!

DeludedOptimistorjustDave wrote:Should have put the Tonga game in Wrexham thou would have been good.

How's about The Brewery Field?
Oh silly me I forgot that the WRU won't let Tonga play there. 

Only US v. NZ Maori in Philadelphia.
Can't get home to see any of the big matches.

Has anyone received their tickets for the SA game in Cardiff! I have received the Aussie game but not SA, starting to sweat a bit.

daidimview wrote:Has anyone received their tickets for the SA game in Cardiff! I have received the Aussie game but not SA, starting to sweat a bit.

My Mum's arrived yesterday, they are tracked by Royal Mail so don't worry  

Cheers, trying to attempt direct contact at WRU now is harder than reaching Cowell.

ticketing@wru.co.uk

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munkian wrote:

daidimview wrote:Has anyone received their tickets for the SA game in Cardiff! I have received the Aussie game but not SA, starting to sweat a bit.

My Mum's arrived yesterday, they are tracked by Royal Mail so don't worry  

Our tickets arrived yesterday too...

Cardiff Dave wrote:

DeludedOptimistorjustDave wrote:Should have put the Tonga game in Wrexham thou would have been good.

How's about The Brewery Field?
Oh silly me I forgot that the WRU won't let Tonga play there. 

Or at the Liberty Dave, and Nope, I willn't be watching any games live at the MS.

wayne wrote:

Cardiff Dave wrote:

DeludedOptimistorjustDave wrote:Should have put the Tonga game in Wrexham thou would have been good.

How's about The Brewery Field?
Oh silly me I forgot that the WRU won't let Tonga play there. 

Or at the Liberty Dave, and Nope, I willn't be watching any games live at the MS.  

Why not...?

wayne wrote:

Cardiff Dave wrote:

DeludedOptimistorjustDave wrote:Should have put the Tonga game in Wrexham thou would have been good.

How's about The Brewery Field?
Oh silly me I forgot that the WRU won't let Tonga play there. 

Or at the Liberty Dave, and Nope, I willn't be watching any games live at the MS.  

Why not...?

Going to Paris to watch the All Blacks and just got tickets for my cousin and I for the NZ game here in Dublin for his birthday. Gotta shake the cobwebs out-just got back from South Africa and Arabia. Biltong if you read this-you have a beautiful country mate. Can't wait to get back there.