Tickets for the final day and two-day passes have sold out for this year's Dubai rugby sevens, the first event of the IRB Sevens World Series.
The most sought-after tickets sold out in less than three weeks, the fastest ever for the event, but over 1000 tickets remain for Friday, 30 November.
President Group Services, Gary Chapman said that they have never sold out of Season and Saturday tickets so far in advance of kick-off and the rapid sales are a reflection of just how popular this world class event has become.
The 2007 Dubai Sevens will be held from 30 November to 1 December at the Dubai Exiles ground.
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