Experience the climax of Men’s Rugby World Cup 2027 — both semi-finals and the final at Stadium Australia in Sydney — with a four-night escape to Tasmania between the matches that decide the world champions.
Follow the tournament to its conclusion across three knockout matches alongside fellow rugby supporters on a 10-night small group tour from 4 to 14 November 2027. The journey begins with three nights in Sydney for both semi-finals at Stadium Australia, breaks for a four-night Hobart escape across the middle of finals week, and returns to Sydney for three nights and the Men’s Rugby World Cup 2027 final. Led throughout by a dedicated Events Travel tour manager, the tour brings together world-class rugby, premium accommodation in Sydney and Hobart, and a journey of food, wine, art and rugby camaraderie.
Start with three nights at Pullman Sydney Hyde Park over semi-finals weekend, with official Cat. 4 tickets (with optional upgrades) to both Men’s Rugby World Cup 2027 semi-finals at Stadium Australia on Friday 5 and Saturday 6 November. Match day transport is included on both evenings — direct coach transfers to the venue on Friday, and a river transfer up the Parramatta River from Darling Harbour on Saturday, passing the Sydney Harbour Bridge on the way to Sydney Olympic Park.
Between the semi-finals and the final, the tour heads south to Tasmania for a luxury escape at The Tasman in the heart of Hobart. In the island capital, enjoy a welcome dinner on arrival, a guided Bruny Island day tour, a local winery lunch, and admission to the Museum of Old and New Art (MONA) with return Posh Pit ferry transfers. Hobart pairs a celebrated food and wine scene with waterfront history and the wild landscapes of southern Tasmania, a distinctive counterpoint to the intensity of finals week. Optional day trips include kunanyi / Mount Wellington, Cascade Brewery, nature tours and gastropub dining.
The tour returns to Sydney for three nights at Pullman Sydney Hyde Park and the Men’s Rugby World Cup 2027 final at Stadium Australia on Saturday 13 November, the single most sought-after ticket of the tournament. A Sydney Harbour cruise on a glass-panelled vessel, with a drinks package and chef-curated catering, marks the build-up to the final, and match day transport carries the group from Darling Harbour up the Parramatta River to Stadium Australia for the decider. The bronze final is an optional extra for the Friday evening.
Small group tours are about the people you travel with as much as the matches. With group sizes kept deliberately small and a dedicated Events Travel tour manager throughout, the tour is built for the rugby camaraderie that defines World Cup travel — shared dinners, post-match debriefs, new friendships formed across ten nights, and the kind of tournament fever that only builds when fellow supporters travel together towards a final. For Australians and international visitors alike, combining the Sydney finals series with a Tasmanian escape is the perfect way to experience the conclusion of the rugby calendar and one of Australia’s most rewarding destinations in a single trip — backed by Events Travel’s status as an Official Travel Agent for the Rugby World Cup since 1995, with 2027 marking the company’s ninth official campaign.
Departing Sydney in early November and concluding with the final in mid-November — Australia and Tasmania at their late-spring best — this is the most complete way to follow Men’s Rugby World Cup 2027 through to the final alongside fellow rugby supporters.
Every Rugby World Cup 2027 booking with Events Travel is secure and flexible, backed by an Australian-based team that handles every detail from first enquiry through to return home.
Secure your place today — enquire now or request to book.
EARLY BIRD ENDS 31 JUL 2026
| SYDNEY TOUR HOTEL | RATING | ROOM | DOUBLE | TWIN | SINGLE | TRIPLE | QUAD |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Caption by Hyatt Central Sydney | 4-star | Standard | $9,919 | $9,919 | $12,199 | ON REQUEST | ON REQUEST |
| Pullman Sydney Hyde Park | 5-star | Superior | $10,289 | $10,289 | $12,929 | ON REQUEST | ON REQUEST |
This package includes Category 4 reserved tickets. Upgrade your ticket to a higher category or to a hospitality experience while stocks last.
Semi-final 1: Category 4 reserved seating — Friday, 5 November 2027
Semi-final 2: Category 4 reserved seating — Saturday, 6 November 2027
Final: Category 4 reserved seating — Saturday, 13 November 2027
Seating locations (stadium seating maps coming soon):
Hospitality experience upgrades
For more information about hospitality experiences including Category 1 tickets, please contact our team or download the RWCE hospitality experiences brochure (coming soon).
COMING SOON
Return match day transport — Men’s Rugby World Cup 2027 final
Bronze final: No transport currently scheduled
Final: River and coach transport
Enjoy seamless return match day transport for the Men’s Rugby World Cup 2027 final on Saturday, 13 November 2027, combining river and coach travel for a smooth and memorable experience. Travel express by river from Darling Harbour to Sydney Olympic Park on the Parramatta River, passing the iconic Sydney Harbour Bridge along the way.
On arrival at Sydney Olympic Park, private coaches will transfer you directly to Stadium Australia with ample time to soak up the pre-match atmosphere. Following the match, return private coach transfers operate back to two select Sydney CBD hotels.
Please note: Return private coach transfers are to/from Meriton Apartments Sussex Street and Hyatt Regency Sydney. Other hotels are accessible on foot from either of these hubs.
All small group tours are accompanied by a tour manager, whose role is to assist with day-to-day movements, provide on-site support and ensure a high level of service throughout the tour. A professional driver operates all group transport unless specified otherwise.
A good level of health and moderate fitness are required to fully enjoy this tour. Activities may include walking significant distances, boarding coaches, navigating uneven surfaces, and visiting attractions, event venues or stadiums. If you have accessibility needs or health concerns, please speak with our team prior to booking so we can advise on suitability and, where possible, make special arrangements in advance.
Travellers acknowledge that neither Events Travel nor its suppliers can provide medical or mobility assistance if you are unable to participate in part or all of the tour due to your health or physical condition. Events Travel will not be liable for any loss, damage, expense, injury, or death arising from such circumstances.
Our itineraries balance guided experiences with free time, allowing you to explore destinations at your own pace or enjoy hotel facilities at leisure. If you wish to arrange additional sightseeing or activities, our team can assist when booking, or your Tour Manager can provide recommendations during the trip. Some experiences may sell out well in advance, so we encourage booking optional activities as early as possible. We recommend securing extras soon after making your booking, and we can provide pricing, recommendations and booking links.
Many hotels are set within historic or boutique buildings. This often adds charm and character but can also mean that rooms vary in size, shape and layout — even within the same category. Features such as air conditioning, elevators, and modern amenities may be limited or differ between hotels. If you have specific requirements, please let us know prior to booking so we can advise on the most suitable options.
The tour itinerary remains subject to change due to operational requirements, weather, venue availability, or other circumstances beyond our control. While every effort will be made to follow the itinerary as described, Events Travel reserves the right to amend, substitute, or vary the order of activities without prior notice to ensure the best possible tour experience.
Hotel information, descriptions and images are provided for reference only and are sourced from official hotel websites or suppliers. Amenities, facilities and features are subject to change without notice. All hotels are subject to confirmation in the final itinerary. If a listed property becomes unavailable, a hotel of an equivalent or higher standard will be offered in its place (“or similar”). In the rare instance that a lower standard property is provided, a price reduction will apply.
All tours are subject to a minimum number of passengers to proceed. The required minimum will vary depending on the tour and is determined by Events Travel in its sole discretion.
If minimum numbers are not met by a specified cut-off date, Events Travel reserves the right to cancel the tour. In such circumstances, affected customers will be notified in writing and offered the following options:
Important notice: Do not make any non-refundable or non-changeable travel arrangements (including flights, accommodation or other services) until Events Travel has confirmed that the tour has reached minimum numbers and is proceeding as scheduled. Events Travel will not be liable for any losses, costs or expenses (including cancellation or change fees) you incur as a result of a tour being cancelled, rescheduled or materially altered due to minimum numbers not being met.
This clause operates in addition to your rights under Australian Consumer Law. Where applicable, refunds will be made in line with your statutory entitlements.
Every journey is different. With more than 30 years of experience, our team can tailor your trip with flexible services and extras, designing the perfect itinerary and sourcing the best available rates and options using our experience and networks, tailored to your preferences and trip. Many guests choose to extend their trip beyond the event itself, combining their experience with a broader holiday, whether it’s a few extra days, a few weeks or a stopover.
Available services include:
Start planning today — enquire now for a personalised quote and speak to our expert travel team.
The default currency for this event is AUD ($). We accept AUD, USD, GBP, EUR, or NZD on request.
Your invoice will include instructions for payment via direct bank transfer (EFT) or secure online credit/debit card payment. Each invoice contains a “Pay Now” link directing you to a secure payment portal for quick and easy card payments.
Invoices can be issued and paid in AUD, USD, GBP, EUR, or NZD. If you would like to pay in a different currency to the default currency for this event, please contact our team to request an updated invoice. The total will be converted at the best available mid-market exchange rate, with updated payment instructions provided.
If you have any questions about this product or need assistance with your booking, our team is here to help.
Please email us at res@events.com.au or call us on +61 3 5989 7666.
Call our team on +613 5989 7666 or email res@events.com.au — we're ready!
Arrive in Sydney and check in to Pullman Sydney Hyde Park, overlooking Hyde Park on the edge of the CBD. Stadium Australia, host of both semi-finals and the final, sits in Sydney Olympic Park to the city’s west. The evening is at leisure ahead of semi-finals weekend.
Free morning to explore Sydney’s harbour, gardens or CBD. Match day: the group coach departs for the first Men’s Rugby World Cup 2027 semi-final at Stadium Australia in Cat. 4 reserved seating.
Free morning in Sydney. In the afternoon, the group meets at Darling Harbour for a river transfer up the Parramatta River to Stadium Australia for the second Men’s Rugby World Cup 2027 semi-final in Cat. 4 reserved seating.
Fly from Sydney to Hobart and check in to The Tasman, in the heart of Hobart’s historic waterfront precinct. The afternoon is free to explore Salamanca Place and Constitution Dock. This evening, join the group for a welcome dinner at Peppina, in The Tasman.
Free morning in Hobart. Today the group travels into the countryside for a local winery lunch, taking in the cool-climate wines and produce that define the region. The evening is at leisure on the Hobart waterfront.
Visit the Museum of Old and New Art (MONA), travelling by ferry from the Hobart waterfront with return Posh Pit transfers. MONA is the largest privately funded museum in the southern hemisphere, known for its provocative and immersive collection. The afternoon and evening are at leisure.
Join a guided Bruny Island day tour, one of Tasmania’s signature experiences, taking in the island’s beaches, sea cliffs and wildlife, with a lunch showcasing Bruny Island’s renowned produce. Return to Hobart in the late afternoon.
Fly from Hobart back to Sydney and check in to Pullman Sydney Hyde Park. This evening, join the Sydney Harbour finals cruise — a three-hour scenic cruise departing Darling Harbour on a glass-panelled vessel with a drinks package, chef-curated catering and live entertainment.
A free day in Sydney ahead of the final — explore the harbour, Bondi, Taronga Zoo, the Royal Botanic Gardens or the city’s shopping and laneways.
The group may get together for a casual ferry and long lunch ahead of the bronze final, which can be watched on the big screen or attended as an optional extra with transport (pre-booking essential).
The biggest day of the tournament. The group meets at Darling Harbour for the river transfer up the Parramatta River to Stadium Australia for the Men’s Rugby World Cup 2027 final in Cat. 4 reserved seating, where the Webb Ellis Cup is decided.
Check-out from Pullman Sydney Hyde Park. End of tour. Onward transfers and flights on request from Events Travel.
Click to interact Add extra nights, upgrade your room or request other options.
4-star
Caption by Hyatt Central Sydney is located in Haymarket, directly opposite Central Station and within walking distance of Chinatown, Darling Harbour and the southern CBD. A modern, lifestyle-focused hotel, the property reflects Hyatt’s contemporary Caption brand, designed to be social, design-led and closely connected to the surrounding neighbourhood.5-star
Directly overlooking the leafy expanse of Hyde Park, Pullman Sydney Hyde Park occupies a prime position in Sydney's CBD on College Street. This 23-storey hotel sits at the junction of the city's business, arts, and entertainment precincts — with Museum Station steps away, Pitt Street Mall a 10-minute walk, and Oxford Street's restaurants and nightlife right around the corner. Darling Harbour, the Sydney Opera House, and Circular Quay are all easily reached by bus or on foot.5-star
The Tasman, a Luxury Collection Hotel, sits in the heart of Hobart's historic waterfront precinct, moments from Salamanca Place, Constitution Dock and the city's harbourside dining. The property brings together three architectural eras — a restored 1840s heritage sandstone wing, a 1940s Art Deco building, and a contemporary new wing — connected by the Mary Mary cocktail bar and a central atrium. Rooms and suites blend Tasmanian materials, local artwork and modern comfort, with many offering views over the harbour or the heritage courtyard.Get in touch to start planning your next sports travel experience.
First in sports travel
since 1993.
Join 200,000+ subscribers getting new packages, insider access, offers and travel inspiration — before they sell out.
Start planning.
Let us know a few details — one of our travel experts will reply personally, typically within one business day.
The complete day-by-day itinerary — yours to print, save or share.
