Zuko Komisa

Some great news for Rugby fans in the City of Joburg.
Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa (PRASA) and the Gautrain Management Agency (Gautrain) have partnered to transport supporters to this weekend’s Springboks and All Blacks test match. Rugby fans will be able to take the Gautrain to Park Station, cross over to the newly renovated PRASA Park Station Mall, have a bite to eat at any of the food outlets, and then board the train to the game on Saturday, August 31, 2024.
Rugby fans will be able to board the Gautrain at any of the seven stations.
Between Hatfield and Park Stations (Hatfield, Pretoria, Centurion, Midrand, Marlboro, Sandton, and Rosebank) or any of the five stations between OR Tambo International Airport and Park Stations (OR Tambo, Rhodesfield, Marlboro, Sandton, and Rosebank), with a change of trains at Sandton Station.
“We are showcasing the fact that here in Gauteng, commuters can walk or take a bus or taxi to a PRASA or Gautrain Station, and board a train to get to the Emirates Park Stadium, via Ellis Park Train Station, The train ride from Park Station in the Johannesburg CBD [central business district] to Ellis Park Station is three minutes. What we are doing for the game is to illustrate how different elements of public transport can and should work together,” said Minister of Transport Barbara Creecy
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— Gautrain (@TheGautrain) August 26, 2024
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🗓️ 31 August 2024
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