Sun 29.05.2011

The Queensland Reds are currently experiencing their most successful season in years in the Super Rugby competition, leading both the Australian conference and the overall ladder.

But at Suncorp Stadium on Sunday 29 May, they come up against one of the heavyweights of world Rugby, the Canterbury Crusaders.

The Crusaders have the best record of all Super Rugby teams and feature a number of All Black representatives, so they will be a real test for the local team.

On the other hand, the Reds have been the form team this year and a win over the Crusaders, following thier gutsy effort against the Auckland Blues, will show they are a genuine contender for the 2011 Super Rugby crown.

This is one game not to be missed.  

Event Times

Gates:	1.45PM
Kick Off:	4:10PM

PUBLIC TRANSPORT AND ROAD CLOSURE INFORMATION

TRAVEL FREE TO THE MATCH

Present your game day ticket to receive free travel to and from the Stadium on Brisbane Transport bus and Queensland Rail services. This free travel offer applies from mid-day to the last scheduled service on game day.

TRANSLINK BUS SERVICES (Brisbane Transport only)

Patrons can catch regular timetabled services. In addition, special bus services from the City, Carindale, Eight Mile Plains / Mt Gravatt (Garden City), Chermside and The Gap run direct to the Stadium at regular intervals for two hours before kick-off. At the end of the game for a one hour period, high frequency bus services will operate.

QUEENSLAND RAIL SERVICES

Milton and Roma Street are the closest stations for patrons travelling to and from the Stadium. Regular timetabled services and any additional services run to and from both stations.

RESTRICTED PARKING

On game days, parking restrictions apply in the local area surrounding the Stadium. Fifteen minute parking limits apply in most restricted areas unless otherwise signed. On the spot fines will be issued to offending motorists. Illegally parked vehicles will be towed at the owner’s expense.

MAJOR ROAD CLOSURES

Major road closures will apply from the end of the game for one hour. To ensure pedestrian safety, Caxton Street between Petrie Terrace and Hale Street may need to be closed between 3.10pm and 4.10pm.