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With 10 matches in Brisbane and four in Townsville, the event is expected to inject over $210 million into the state’s economy while further cementing Queensland’s reputation as a world-class sporting destination. From passionate Wallabies supporters to traveling international fans, the energy in Queensland will be electric as the state welcomes the world’s best rugby players for six weeks of thrilling competition.
Brisbane and Townsville: The Heart of Rugby in 2027
- Brisbane – The Rugby Capital of Australia
The iconic Brisbane Stadium (Lang Park) will be the beating heart of the Rugby World Cup action, hosting:
- Six pool matches
- Two round-of-16 clashes
- Two quarter-final showdowns
Brisbane, already renowned for its rugby-mad crowds, will offer an unparalleled match-day atmosphere, with fans flocking to Caxton Street’s buzzing pubs before heading to the world-class stadium. The city’s vibrant nightlife, top-tier restaurants, and waterfront precincts ensure that visitors will have plenty to explore beyond the stadium gates.
- Townsville – The Rugby Gateway to the Tropics
Rugby fever will extend beyond Brisbane as Townsville’s North Queensland Stadium plays host to four pool matches. With its stunning coastal location and passionate sporting community, Townsville will welcome international teams and fans alike for a unique World Cup experience.
Located in the heart of North Queensland, Townsville’s tropical climate, Great Barrier Reef access, and laid-back atmosphere make it an exciting alternative for rugby lovers looking to combine sport with adventure. Whether exploring Magnetic Island, experiencing Indigenous cultural tours, or simply enjoying beachfront dining, visitors will find plenty to do between matches.
A Game-Changer for Queensland Tourism
Townsville’s North Queensland Stadium plays host to four pool matches. With its stunning coastal location and passionate sporting community, Townsville will welcome international teams and fans alike for a unique World Cup experience.
Located in the heart of North Queensland, Townsville’s tropical climate, Great Barrier Reef access, and laid-back atmosphere make it an exciting alternative for rugby lovers looking to combine sport with adventure. Whether exploring Magnetic Island, experiencing Indigenous cultural tours, or simply enjoying beachfront dining, visitors will find plenty to do between matches.
A Game-Changer for Queensland Tourism
With millions of fans worldwide tuning in, the 2027 Rugby World Cup is not just a sporting event—it’s a global showcase for Queensland. Minister for Sport Tim Mander emphasized the long-term impact of the event, saying:
“We expect that the Rugby World Cup will encourage Queenslanders to be more active, boost participation in sport, and leave a lasting legacy.”
From hotels and restaurants to tour operators and local businesses, the economic boost from tourism spending is set to be massive. Visitors can expect tailored travel packages, fan zones, and city-wide festivities, ensuring that Queensland offers more than just rugby—it delivers an unforgettable experience.
Why Rugby Fans Should Be Excited for 2027
- Expanded Format: The 2027 tournament will feature 24 teams for the first time, adding an extra round-of-16 stage and bringing even more action.
- World-Class Stadiums: Brisbane’s Lang Park is one of the best rugby venues in the world, while Townsville’s North Queensland Stadium offers a modern, intimate setting for fans.
- Perfect Timing for Fans: The World Cup runs from October 1 to November 13, 2027, making it ideal for springtime travel to Australia, with pleasant temperatures and prime sightseeing conditions.
- Countdown to Brisbane 2032 Olympics: Hosting the Rugby World Cup is a key stepping stone for Brisbane’s Olympic and Paralympic Games in 2032, further elevating the city’s global sporting status.
Plan Your Rugby World Cup 2027 Experience
- Match tickets: Fans can register their interest now at www.rugbyworldcup.com/2027.
- Accommodation & travel: With high demand expected, early booking for flights and hotels in Brisbane and Townsville is strongly recommended.
- Beyond rugby: Whether it’s Great Barrier Reef snorkeling, wine tasting in the Scenic Rim, or exploring the Gold Coast, Queensland offers plenty of post-match adventures.
Queensland is Ready – Are You?
The 2027 Rugby World Cup will be Queensland’s biggest sporting event before the Brisbane 2032 Olympics, and the excitement is already building. Whether you’re a die-hard rugby fan or a traveler looking to experience world-class sport, culture, and adventure, this will be a once-in-a-lifetime event in Australia’s sunshine state.
Queensland is calling—will you answer?
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