Wallets-full of value in your Rand Show 2015 ticket

Tickets cost just R100 for adults (through Computicket) or R120 at the gate, and R50 for pensioners over 65. Tickets for teens aged 13-16 cost R50, and kids aged 6-12 pay just R20, while littlies under six enter for free. Mid-week is even better value, with adults paying just R50 at the gate and R60 through Computicket, from 7-10 April. (Parking is R20 per car.)

But the best part is all the great value crammed into every ticket. Your Rand Show ticket gets you access to scores of shows and displays, included at no extra charge.

WHAT'S INCLUDED?

• All shows in the main arena, including all the explosions and simulated drama of the SANDF capability displays, and the Rand Show National Strongest Man 2015 competition.
• A massive exhibition of impressive military equipment and vehicles from the SANDF.
• Hours of fun on the imported giant inflatables in Pirates Paradise.
• Live science shows across all ten days on the Science & Technology Stage, with the Naked Scientist, the Kalahari Scientist, and Experilab.
• The SA Pro Super Enduro Series, presented by Enduro World, a high-drama extreme 
  off-road motorcycle race on the 4x4 track.
• The Blackball Premier Leagues Showdown pool competition. 

• The World of Motoring display, featuring the multi-million-rand 1950s classic cars from the collection of Kobus Mostert.
• IASCA and the Southside Crew's Fueled Fanatics Arena, where street racing meets deep bass sound.
• Variety performances on the Spice of Life Stage, including Dozi and SA's top Elvis impersonator.
• The Rand Show Extreme Bodies 2015 competition, where toned bikini bods and rippling abs are a prerequisite.
• Miss Rand Show 2015.
• The Animal Kingdom, with daily bird and reptile shows presented by Bryan Vorster, Snake Bite Jones, and the Mobile Zoo, and a new and improved petting-zoo experience in the Barnyard.
• The SA Chefs Theatre, with daily cooking demonstrations, presentations, taste-testing and lucky draws.
• Daily crafting workshops featuring crafts such as weaving, vintage chalk painting, making budget gifts, and pewter work.
• Thousands of square metres of contemporary, lifestyle-focused exhibits, with great deals on offer and thousands of rands worth of prizes to be won from exhibitors.

WHAT'S NOT INCLUDED?

• Spins on the drifting track;
• Helicopter rides;
• The fun fair;
• Freefalls off the Freefall Tower;
• Rides on the monorail; and
• Refreshments.

For everything else though, your Rand Show ticket's got you covered.

About the Show    

South Africa's largest consumer show, with so much to see and do you'd best get there early. From lifestyle exhibits, shopping and great deals, to a top-class line-up of entertainment perfect for the whole family, the Rand Show is truly "A Great Day Out".

Get ready for full-throttle family fun this Easter with the SANDF's action-packed arena displays, giant slides and jumping castles in the Kids Paradise indoor playground, science-wizardry with the Naked Scientist, the SA's Strongest Man qualifier and truck pull, animal shows in Animal Kingdom, top local performers and motoring displays to mention but a few . and all of this is included in the cost of the entrance ticket. (Attractions are subject to change without notice). (Rides such as the Fun Fair, Monorail, Helicopters, Drifting, etc. are charged for by external operators).

Dates: Easter Friday, 3 April, to Sunday, 12 April 2015 
Show Hours: Gates open daily at 09h00. Ticket booths and gates close at 18h00. 
Show closes at 19h00.

Venue:   Johannesburg Expo Centre, Rand Show Road, Nasrec. (GPS - S26°14.484' E27°58.510)

Tickets:    

Adults pay R120 at the gates or R100 through Computicket
R50 for pensioners over 65 
R50 for teens aged 13 - 16 
R20 for kids aged 6 - 12
No charge for children under 6

Tickets are available at the gates or through Computicket (there is no surcharge on Computicket tickets)

Parking is R20 per car

Value: Entrance tickets give visitors free entry to the Rand Show's top attractions. Rides are charged separately.