Autumn Internationals - Tickets

I have now received details of the Autumn Internationals. England will be playing the following home games:
 Saturday 2 November 2024 - England v New Zealand - KO 15.10
 Saturday 9 November 2024 - England v Australia- KO 15.10
 Saturday 16 November 2024 - England v South Africa - KO 17.40
 Sunday 24 November 2024 – England v Japan- KO 16.10
Please note the rather unusual kick off times
Ticket prices are set out in the table attached table. Our tickets will be available at the lower rate.
If you want to apply for tickets please email me on graeme.roberts@wflms.co.uk by 10 May setting out which game you are applying for, how many tickets you need and at what price. You can apply for a maximum of 4 tickets for New Zealand, Australia and South Africa . There is a limit on the number of tickets we get, so please apply as soon as possible. There is, however, no limit on the number of tickets for Japan. This game may be of interest if any of the Minis and Junior teams wish to consider organising a trip.
There may be tickets available after 10 May but that is not guaranteed.
The RFU are once again operating a paperless ticket system whereby tickets will be sent to your phone. If you are allocated tickets you will receive an email from the RFU with a link to enable you to purchase the tickets. To enable you to do so you will need to download the Twickenham App. Full details will be in the email. The email will also set out a deadline by which you must do so. It is your responsibility to do this. If you do not purchase your tickets by the set deadline the allocation will lapse. I may be able to reapply on your behalf but there is always a danger that all the tickets will have gone. Once you receive your tickets you will be able to transfer them to other people in your party All tickets ordered and supplied are subject to the RFU Tickets terms and conditions a copy of which is available from me on request.
The tickets are for your personal use and should only be used by you together with your family, friends or colleagues If any of the club tickets are discovered on the black market the RFU may sanction the club which may lead to a loss of our allocation. A common reason why tickets end up on the black market is that someone is let down at the last minute and then sells the tickets near the stadium at face value or even gives the ticket away free of
charge to avoid it going to waste to someone that they believe is “a genuine fan”. Any member who is found to have disposed of tickets to a tout will then face disciplinary action.

Graeme Roberts
Club Ticket Secretary