The final four matches of Rugby World Cup 2011 will be filmed and shown live in 3D on giant screens in arenas throughout New Zealand as well as at cinemas.

“It’s like 40,000 new front row seats have just gone on sale,” says Ronel Schodt of 3DLive, the Official 3D Broadcaster of Rugby World Cup 2011. “New Zealanders will be able to experience the final four matches together in 3D, cheering and celebrating with friends and family in cinemas and arenas across the country. It’s as close as you’ll ever get to being at Eden Park without being there.”

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