Get ready for the All Blacks vs Australia game with extra train services to get you there in style!
In an electrifying announcement for rugby fans, extra train services are being rolled out to help everyone get to the highly anticipated All Blacks vs Australia match on Saturday, 28 September. Metlink, the trusted public transport services provider, is going the extra mile—literally—to ensure that fans can travel efficiently and comfortably. Whether you're catching the train from Wellington or further afield in the Wairarapa Line, you won’t miss a beat (or a try)!
Expect an increase in services to accommodate the wave of excited fans eager to support New Zealand's beloved All Blacks against their fierce trans-Tasman rivals. Public transport in New Zealand has become a quintessential part of the matchday experience, as it allows fans to kick back, relax, and prepare for an unforgettable day of rugby without the stress of parking. Metlink has got your back, so you can focus on your game strategy—or your pre-game meat pie and beer!
Fans attending the match should be aware that the special train schedules will offer additional return services after the game, ensuring that everyone can experience the highs (and hopefully not the lows) of the match without worrying about how to get home. Imagine celebrating a last-minute victory aboard the train, high-fiving fellow supporters and reliving those none-too-cheap moments of glory!
As the All Blacks charge onto the field with their customary haka, make sure you're all set to revel in the occasion. From the roar of the crowd to the thrill of the game, everything about this event promises excitement. If you’ve never taken the train to a big match before, this could be the year you start a new tradition!
Did you know that train travel has roots going back as far as the early 19th century? Back in the day, all those hopping on and off might not have had the luxury of extra services—just a bumpy ride on the way to their rugby match. And in case you were wondering, the All Blacks hold the record for the highest win rate in international rugby, showcasing why their matches always draw a crowd (and a train full of fans!).
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