More than 3000 tickets already sold to Toowoomba NRL match between Dragons, Roosters
Thousands of tickets have already been snapped up for Toowoomba’s NRL match between the Dragons and Roosters this weekend. Here’s how you can secure yours.
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More than 3000 tickets have already been sold to Toowoomba’s NRL match, with eager residents snapping them in up after just a few hours.
Clive Berghofer Stadium looks set to sell out for the Sunday afternoon clash between the Dragons and the Roosters.
Premium sideline tickets have already sold out, while admission to the grandstand and other seated sections are limited.
Adult tickets still available range from $20 all the way up $75, while there are also family-of-four passes from $50.
The game was organised thanks to negotiations between the Toowoomba Regional Council and the NRL, with CEO Andrew Abdo calling the match-up a thankyou to the code’s regional fans.
To grab your tickets, head to Ticketek.
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