2015 Rugby World Cup final tickets cost up to $1260 The Webb Ellis Trophy at Twickenham, where the final of the 2015 Rugby World Cup will be played. TICKETS for the 2015 Rugby World Cup final at Twickenham will cost up to $1260 for some fans. Organisers yesterday announced details of ticket prices and kickoff times for the tournament in England with less than two years to go. The final on October 31 will kick off at 1700 GMT, which is dawn in New Zealand, home to the holder and tournament favourite. When tickets go on sale next September, they will start for the final at 150 pounds - about 25 per cent less than the cheapest at the 2011 final in New Zealand - and the most expensive will be 715 pounds, about 10 per cent higher. Child tickets, which are being sold for pool stage games, are not being made available for the final or main knockout phase games. By comparison, tickets for international fans at football's World Cup final in 2014 range from about $450 to $1000. The opening game of the Rugby World Cup on September 18 sees England play an Oceania qualifier at Twickenham, with a 1900 GMT kickoff. Tickets for that game range from 75 pounds to 315 pounds, with child tickets at 15 pounds. Television viewers will have to wake up early in New Zealand to see the All Blacks' title defence begin against Argentina with a 1600 GMT kickoff at Wembley Stadium on September 20. Australia's opener against an Oceania qualifier starts at the same time three days later at the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff. Kickoff times in the pool stages will range across 1100, 1330, 1600 and 1900 GMT; in the quarter-finals and semi-finals at Millennium Stadium and Twickenham they will be 1300 and 1600 GMT.