The Springboks face the All Blacks this Saturday at DHL Stadium, and Cape Town is gearing up for a big day of rugby, with thousands of supporters expected in Green Point and across the city.
If you're heading to the stadium, PRASA Western Cape will run additional train services, giving fans an alternative to driving into the CBD and Green Point. A special R20 return fare will also be available on the rugby services.
For those using MyCiTi, dedicated event shuttles will run from five locations from 11:30am, ahead of the stadium gates opening at noon. The departure points are Civic Centre, Thibault Square, CTICC, UCT and Bellville Velodrome. The shuttles will use a dedicated bus lane, while the last return shuttle from the stadium is scheduled for 22:30.
But you don't have to be inside DHL Stadium to get in on the action. From fan parks and big-screen screenings to pubs and food halls, here are some places around Cape Town to watch the Springboks take on the All Blacks this Saturday.
Time Out Market Cape Town
Best for: Food, drinks and a lively atmosphere
Where: V&A Waterfront
Head to Time Out Market at the V&A Waterfront to watch the Springboks take on New Zealand while enjoying the market’s selection of food and drinks.
It’s a good option if you want to combine the match with a meal and a few drinks in a buzzing setting.
Unplugged Fan Park
Best for: The full fan experience
Where: Century City Square
Entry: Strictly 18+
Century City Square will host the Unplugged Fan Park, bringing supporters together for a live screening of the Springboks vs All Blacks on the big screen.
There will be music and entertainment before and after the match, along with food, drinks and bars.Organisers are encouraging fans to arrive early to secure a spot.
Vasco da Gama Taverna
Best for: A lively pub-style atmosphere
Where: De Waterkant
Vasco da Gama Taverna is another option for fans wanting to watch the Springboks surrounded by fellow supporters. Grab a drink, settle in and enjoy the game-day atmosphere.
Mojo Market
Best for: Food, drinks and a social atmosphere
Where: Sea Point
Sea Point’s Mojo Market is a solid choice for a casual game-day outing, with plenty of food and drink options available while you watch the rugby. It’s particularly suited to groups looking to turn the match into a full afternoon out.
Canal Walk Food Court
Best for: A big-screen fan-zone atmosphere
Where: Canal Walk, Century City
The Canal Walk Food Court has historically been transformed into a fan zone for major Springboks matches, featuring large screens, live hosts and entertainment.
If the fan zone is running for Saturday’s clash, it offers a more energetic setting for watching the game, with the added convenience of Canal Walk’s restaurants and shops nearby.
Foresters Arms
Best for: A classic Cape Town pub setting
Where: Newlands
Newlands institution Foresters Arms is another option for catching the Springboks in action.
Expect a relaxed pub setting, drinks and plenty of rugby conversation as supporters gather for the match.
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