England Rugby tickets 2026/27

The closed groups buy first

The RFU sells England men's home Tests to closed groups before anyone else: RFU-affiliated clubs, through their entitlement allocations; debenture holders; registered Twickenham residents; and England Rugby Club First XV (FXV) members. Access Card holders have a separate accessibility ballot. Every sale runs through RFU Ticketing, with an England Rugby account.

The 2027 Six Nations: France, Italy and Scotland

For the three Six Nations home games, the debenture holders' initial window ran from 19 August to 16 September 2026, the clubs' window from 26 August to 22 September and the residents' window from 2 to 23 September. Since 1 October, debenture holders can buy one extra ticket per debenture, subject to availability, and since 6 October FXV members can buy as well: two tickets per membership for France and Scotland, with no limit for Italy. No general sale has been announced.

The lowest standard price is £93 in Category 4 for France and Scotland (£84 at the clubs' entitlement rate) and £76 for Italy (£71). Junior tickets start at £37 for France and Scotland and at £15 for Italy.

The November 2026 Tests

The Nations Championship Tests went on general sale on 6 March 2026, subject to availability, once the closed groups had bought. England v Australia on Sunday 8 November is still on sale at England Rugby from £79, tickets for the Japan Test were listed from £51 on englandrugby.com, and England v New Zealand is now sold out.

Which route fits you

If you belong to an RFU-affiliated club, ask about its entitlement allocation, which is priced below the standard rate. If you have no club, England Rugby Club First XV membership for 2026/27 is the closed group you can join yourself, and for the Six Nations it opened a purchase window on 6 October. For a November Test, the general sale at England Rugby is the straightforward route while seats remain.

Returning tickets and hospitality

If you cannot go, the official RFU Ticket Exchange is the only permitted route: the original buyer lists the ticket from their England Rugby account, and the face value is refunded as credit if it resells. Hospitality is sold separately, through Allianz Stadium hospitality.

The RFU's official Ticket Exchange is its route for unwanted tickets. Listings also appear on Hellotickets, which says it works "with official channels and a network of secure, fully verified partners".

Across the four dates, France on 14 February sits clearly at the top, Scotland in March comes next, and Italy and the November Test against Australia start lowest. Where a general sale is still open, as it is for Australia, the official price from £79 is usually the cheaper route.

Within a match, the upper tier usually starts lowest, at the ends of the pitch ("Upper Endline" on Hellotickets) or in the corners, with upper-tier sideline seats above them. Lower- and middle-tier listings sit higher. Sellers set their own prices, which can be above face value, and the final price is shown before you pay.

Allianz Stadium, Twickenham, seats up to 82,000 in four stands named after the compass points. North, East and West share one three-tier design from the 1990s; the South Stand, the last to be rebuilt, closed the bowl and is home to the Radisson RED hotel. Official hospitality usually puts you in that stand.

Seating rises through Lower, Middle and Upper Tiers, but the RFU's ticket category, Premium then Categories 1 to 4, sets the price, and one block can contain up to three categories. The stadium advises against its steep upper tier for under-8s, and buggies and prams are not allowed.

From Twickenham station it is a 10-minute walk, from Whitton 20 minutes. An RFU shuttle bus leaves Richmond (District line and London Overground) from three hours before kick-off until three hours after the final whistle, at £5 on the way in and free afterwards; Hounslow East has one too. Buses 281, 481, 681 and 110 pull up about a minute away.

By car, expect road closures from two hours before the match, a controlled parking zone for about a mile around, and pre-booked parking only. Bring no bag if you can: the limit is A4, all bags are searched, and the Webb Ellis House bag drop on Rugby Road charges £10 for bigger items. Tickets are mobile, one per phone in the Allianz Stadium app (accompanied under-18s excepted), and the QR code only appears 48 hours before the game; screenshots are not allowed.