The draw for the 29th season of Super Rugby was announced on 16 August 2023.[1] It was revealed days before that the "Super Round", a round during the season that would be entirely hosted by one venue (AAMI Park, Melbourne), would take place for 2024,[2] similar to the National Rugby League's Magic Round[3] and the Australian Football League's Gather Round.[4][5]

Round 1



23 February
19:00 (UTC+8)
ForcevHurricanes
HBF Park, Perth

24 February
16:35 (UTC+13)
BluesvDrua
Semenoff Stadium, Whangārei


24 February
19:05 (UTC+10)
RedsvWaratahs
Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane

Round 2 – Super Round

1 March
18:00 (UTC+11)
HighlandersvBlues
AAMI Park, Melbourne

1 March
20:10 (UTC+11)
RebelsvForce
AAMI Park, Melbourne

2 March
17:05 (UTC+11)
Moana PasifikavDrua
AAMI Park, Melbourne

2 March
19:35 (UTC+11)
CrusadersvWaratahs
AAMI Park, Melbourne

3 March
14:00 (UTC+11)
ChiefsvBrumbies
AAMI Park, Melbourne

3 March
16:30 (UTC+11)
HurricanesvReds
AAMI Park, Melbourne

Round 3




9 March
14:35 (UTC+11)
BrumbiesvForce
TBA

9 March
19:05 (UTC+13)
HurricanesvBlues
Sky Stadium, Wellington

9 March
18:35 (UTC+10)
RedsvChiefs
Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane

Round 4


15 March
19:35 (UTC+11)
RebelsvReds
AAMI Park, Melbourne

15 March
19:00 (UTC+8)
ForcevMoana Pasifika
HBF Park, Perth


16 March
19:05 (UTC+13)
ChiefsvDrua
FMG Stadium Waikato, Hamilton

16 March
19:35 (UTC+11)
WaratahsvBlues
Allianz Stadium, Sydney

Round 5 – Kids Round



23 March
13:05 (UTC+12)
DruavWaratahs
Churchill Park, Lautoka


23 March
19:05 (UTC+13)
BluesvCrusaders
Eden Park, Auckland

23 March
16:35 (UTC+8)
ForcevReds
HBF Park, Perth

Round 6


29 March
19:35 (UTC+11)
WaratahsvRebels
Allianz Stadium, Sydney

30 March
13:05 (UTC+12)
DruavForce
Churchill Park, Lautoka

30 March
16:35 (UTC+13)
Moana PasifikavBlues
Eden Park, Auckland


30 March
18:35 (UTC+10)
RedsvBrumbies
Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane

Round 7

5 April
19:05 (UTC+13)
BluesvForce
Eden Park, Auckland

5 April
19:35 (UTC+11)
RebelsvDrua
AAMI Park, Melbourne


6 April
19:35 (UTC+11)
BrumbiesvWaratahs
GIO Stadium, Canberra

Bye/s: Crusaders, Highlanders, Hurricanes, Reds

Round 8



13 April
19:05 (UTC+12)
HurricanesvChiefs
Sky Stadium, Wellington

13 April
19:35 (UTC+10)
RebelsvHighlanders
AAMI Park, Melbourne

Bye/s: Blues, Brumbies, Drua, Force

Round 9

19 April
19:05 (UTC+12)
DruavHurricanes
HFC Bank Stadium, Suva


20 April
19:05 (UTC+12)
BluesvBrumbies
Eden Park, Auckland

20 April
17:35 (UTC+8)
ForcevCrusaders
HBF Park, Perth

Bye/s: Chiefs, Moana Pasifika, Rebels, Waratahs

Round 10


26 April
19:35 (UTC+10)
WaratahsvChiefs
Allianz Stadium, Sydney


27 April
14:35 (UTC+10)
BrumbiesvHurricanes
GIO Stadium, Canberra


27 April
19:35 (UTC+10)
RedsvBlues
Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane

Round 11


3 May
19:35 (UTC+10)
RebelsvBlues
AAMI Park, Melbourne




4 May
19:35 (UTC+10)
BrumbiesvDrua
GIO Stadium, Canberra

Round 12 – Culture Round


10 May
19:35 (UTC+10)
RedsvRebels
Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane

11 May
16:35 (UTC+12)
BluesvHurricanes
Eden Park, Auckland



11 May
19:55 (UTC+8)
ForcevDrua
HBF Park, Perth

Round 13


17 May
19:35 (UTC+10)
RebelsvChiefs
AAMI Park, Melbourne

18 May
14:05 (UTC+12)
DruavReds
HFC Bank Stadium, Suva


18 May
19:05 (UTC+12)
BluesvHighlanders
Eden Park, Auckland

18 May
17:35 (UTC+8)
ForcevWaratahs
HBF Park, Perth

Round 14


24 May
19:35 (UTC+10)
BrumbiesvRebels
GIO Stadium, Canberra



25 May
19:35 (UTC+10)
RedsvForce
Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane

Round 15


31 May
19:35 (UTC+10)
WaratahsvReds
Allianz Stadium, Sydney

1 June
14:05 (UTC+12)
DruavRebels
Churchill Park, Lautoka


1 June
19:05 (UTC+2)
BluesvChiefs
Eden Park, Auckland

1 June
17:35 (UTC+8)
ForcevBrumbies
HBF Park, Perth

Notes

    References

    1. "2024 Super Rugby Pacific draw revealed" (Press release). SANZAAR. 16 August 2023. Archived from the original on 17 August 2023. Retrieved 18 August 2023.
    2. "Super Rugby Pacific: Melbourne to again host 'Super Round' fixtures in early March". Stuff. Stuff Limited. 7 August 2023. Archived from the original on 17 August 2023. Retrieved 18 August 2023.
    3. Kleyn, Brittney; Wallen, Scout (5 May 2023). "Queensland determined to keep the NRL's highly successful Magic Round in Brisbane". ABC News. Archived from the original on 29 May 2023.
    4. "'Unbelievable success': SA secures Gather Round until 2026". afl.com.au. Australian Football League. 16 April 2023. Archived from the original on 23 April 2023.
    5. Keane, Daniel (14 April 2023). "AFL Gather Round could return to Adelaide next year but Sydney and Perth are circling". ABC News. Archived from the original on 25 April 2023.
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