How much it could cost to see every All Black game at the Rugby World Cup

All Blacks celebrate Ma'a Nonus try during the Bledisloe Cup. Photo / Getty Images

Dedicated All Black fans could spend almost $50,000 following their team around the UK during this year's Rugby World Cup.

Travel planning site nz.GoEuro.com has calculated those wanting to go all out with their rugby experience could spend up to $40,548.

This would include tickets, accommodation, food and drinks, official team merchandise, flights getting to London and transportation around the United Kingdom.

At this higher end of the market, up to $9,556 would be spent on champagne lunches and gourmet dinners with a further $3,866 spent on inner-city taxis.

However, for those who don't have a spare fifty grand sitting in the bank, a more budget version of the trip could cost as little as $9,552.

For those on the smaller budget around $2,926 would be spent on quick meals and beer at the local pub and $503 would be spent on inner-city transport.

World Cup breakdown

• Rugby fans could spend as much as $40,548 or as little as $9,552
• Distance travelled throughout the Rugby World Cup: 1526km within the UK
• Time spent on trains: 15 hours and 14 minutes
• Time spent on a coach: 28 hours and 35 minutes
• Distance to London: 18,747km