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Key Contact List Eden Park, Auckland Routes Proudly Supporting the Volunteer Programme Key Contact List EDEN PARK, AUCKLAND Routes 1 E2 Evacuation Evacuation NAME COMPANY FUNCTION COMPANY D, D2 C, Gates E, Dave Syms Rugby NZ 2011 Match Manager - Eden Park 027-480 4116 Gates Andrew Hopper Rugby NZ 2011 Match Manager - EdeN Park 027-518 5575 Jo Godsalve Rugby NZ 2011 Assistant to Match Manager 027-518 5373 TRUST PARK EDEN Gates E, F Gates E, Keith Parker Eden Park Operations Manager 027-558 6635 Megan Dixon Eden Park Assistant Operations Manager 027-675 3460 Steve Donaghy Eden Park GM Operations & Infrastructure 027-551 0235 Mark Perham Eden Park Turf Manager 027-571 0444 Ash Quensell DRS Security Senior Operations Manager 021-413 248 Matt McHardy Auckland Rugby Match Operations Manager 027-481 8151 d at d at Michelle Nauer Auckland Rugby Match Operations Coordinator 027-444 8432 at ASB Stan Greg Watson Auckland Rugby Match Officials 027-683 9411 Main Fire Panel for outside C on Gate park. car in wall , South and South and Ben Meyer Auckland Rugby Provincial Union Workforce Manager 027-215 6187 Main Fire Panel for East Stand on entrance main Reimers Ave. Brendon Bourke IMG Commercial Operations Manager 027-552 5296 West Stand Main Fire Panel for 1, under Level on Concourse wall. outside Simon Bruce-Miller RTH Senior Regional Event Manager 021-582 011 Ion Hadjihambi Rugby NZ 2011 Media Operations Manager 027-483 9893 David Boak Rugby NZ 2011 Venue Technology Manager 027-742 8258 Clare Buckingham Rugby NZ 2011 Regional Accreditation Coordinator 027-479 1088 Hiram Ryan Rugby NZ 2011 Venue Security Manager 027-503 6186 Gates H G, Mark Rutter Rugby NZ 2011 In-Venue Logistics Coordinator 027-446 7167 B te A, Ga Ayliss Ripley Rugby NZ 2011 Regional Workforce Coordinator 027-502 7235 Chris Hossell Rugby NZ 2011 Venue Catering Manager 027-502 7236 Sharon McGeown Rugby NZ 2011 VIP Coordinator 027-488 9133 Mark Birtwistle Rugby NZ 2011 Regional Transport Coordinator 027-518 5394 Rugby NZ 2011 Ticketing Venue Manager 027-488 9121 Sharon Stevens Gates Q N, Nick Young Great Big Events Sports Presentation Manager 021-823 341 EVACUATION PLAN EVACUATION Gates H, Gates M H, J, Team 2011 Reference Card Team 2011 Reference Card Team 2011 Team magnificent parks and gardens to a thriving cultural precinct, thecityoffers to athrivingculturalprecinct, magnificent parks and gardens Hamilton is a fast-growing city on the banks of the Waikato River. 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T Where free public transport is not available, there may be options for free car parking in close proximity to the Workforce Centre, stadium or place of work. Team 2011 will need to be wearing their workforce uniform and accreditation pass to access free public transport. Public Transport Free bus route from 9am – 2pm. 1 Gate Car Street parking is available in the area around the stadium but L it is recommended that you park in the central city and walk to K J the stadium. There may be some free parking by the swimming t e e pool (Splash Palace). r t H S 2 Gate d e MAIN STAND MAIN Walking G we Rugby Park is located an easy 2km walk from central T EF Invercargill. The route will be clearly signposted. STANDING ADMISSION GENERAL D C 3 Late Night Transport Gate With evening games and Fanzone activities, a large number of B A the workforce will have shifts that run until late in the evening. LEVEL CORPORATE All Team 2011 are encouraged to: • Travel in pairs or groups • Use free public transport provided 4 Gate • Ensure the health and safety of others (i.e. escort someone 5 Gate to their car) Elles Road Elles • Take responsibility for their own health and safety. Road Elles Invercargill sits at the foot of the South Island and is the hub of a flourishing farming community. Just south of Invercargill is Bluff which houses the Invercargill Stadium, Park Rugby city’s port and fishing industry and is home to the famous Bluff Oysters. Team 2011 Reference Card Team 2011 Reference Card France v Canada Sunday Sept 18, 20.30 Proudly Supporting the Volunteer Programme Canada v Japan Tuesday Sept 27, 17.00 MCLeAN PARK NORTH Latham Street, Napier CAPACity: 15,000 Accessible Seating Bar Cash Out First Aid Food & Beverage Merchandise Ticket Office Toilets Stadium here are You Legend Where possible Team 2011 will be provided with options for free public transport to and from their home to their place of work. Vigor Brown Street Brown Vigor Where free public transport is not available, there may be options Street Brown Vigor for free car parking in close proximity to the Workforce Centre, stadium or place of work. Team 2011 will need to be wearing their workforce uniform and accreditation pass to access free public transport. 4 Gate Car Parking is available around McLean Park but it is recommended STAND SOUTH where possible to use public transport. SOUTH WEST SOUTH WEST STAND 1 11 Walking 2 1 Gate Napier’s McLean Park is a 1.5km walk from the central city. 3 The route will be clearly signposted. 10 4 reet St y Late Night Transport a 9 cv With evening games and Fanzone activities, a large number of M Latham Street WEST STAND WEST the workforce will have shifts that run until late in the evening. EAST STAND CORPORATE LEVEL CORPORATE All Team 2011 are encouraged to: 8 • Travel in pairs or groups 7 65 • Use free public transport provided • Ensure the health and safety of others (i.e. escort someone to their car) • Take responsibility for their own health and safety. 2 Gate et is Stre Morr 3 Napier, the Art Deco City, sits on the edge of the Pacific Ocean and has Gate become famous downunder for its architecture. nt e c s e r C n lso e N McLean Park, Napier Park, McLean Team 2011 Reference Card Team 2011 Reference Card Italy v Russia Tuesday Sept 20, 19.30 Proudly Supporting the Volunteer Programme Italy v USA Tuesday Sept 27, 19.30 TRAFALGAR PARK NORTH Trafalgar Street, Nelson Australia v Russia Saturday Oct 1, 15.30 CAPACity: 18,000 Accessible Seating Bar Cash Out First Aid Food & Beverage Merchandise Ticket Office Toilets Stadium Grand Admission Standing here are You Where possible Team 2011 will be provided with options for free Legend public transport to and from their home to their place of work. 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