Fans encouraged to arrive early as Queensland welcomes Lions with a sell-out

Holding Slide for rugby.com.au
by RUGBY.com.au staff

Fans attending this evenings DHL Australia 2013 Lions Tour match at Suncorp Stadium are being encouraged to leave the car at home, take public transport and arrive early with the match now officially sold out.

More than 50,000 fans will make their way to Suncorp Stadium this evening to watch the Quade Cooper led Queensland Reds as they take on the might of the British & Irish Lions.

Gates will open at 4:45pm and fans are being strongly encouraged to arrive early for the blockbuster clash to avoid delays.

Tickets to this evenings match will provide fans with free public transport to and from Suncorp Stadium, further information on bus and train timetables can be found at translink.com.au.

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