Nations Championship tickets

England at Allianz Stadium, Twickenham

The RFU offered England's November Tests to its closed groups first: affiliated clubs, debenture holders, registered Twickenham residents and England Rugby Club First XV members, with a separate accessibility ballot for Access Card holders. The general sale opened at 10am on 6 March 2026, subject to availability, with prices from £79 for Australia and £51 for Japan. England v New Zealand is now sold out, apart from hospitality, which Allianz Stadium sells separately.

Scotland at Scottish Gas Murrayfield

Scottish Rugby releases tickets in batches, because clubs, debenture holders and the visiting unions have first call on seats. Scotland Supporters Club members (Matchday at £50 or Plus at £75 for new members) get a pre-sale, usually the day before the general sale. For November, multi-match packages went on sale in late April, then single tickets at 10am on 4 June for members and 5 June for everyone. Scotland v New Zealand is sold out, with only VIP and hospitality packages from The Murrayfield Experience left, while Australia and Japan are still on sale as single tickets or as a two-match package.

Wales at Principality Stadium

The WRU's priority window for debenture holders and WRU Premium Supporters closed at midday on 24 April, when the general sale opened on the WRU's ticket site. Adult tickets start at £26 across the three Cardiff Tests, with under-18s from £13.50 and students from £22, and on 20 October the WRU said tickets were still available.

The stadium's own event pages give the kick-offs as 4.40pm on Saturday 7 November for Japan, 2.10pm on Saturday 14 November for New Zealand and 8.10pm on Saturday 21 November for Australia. Some resale listings show a different day or time, so check any listing against these before you buy.

Finals weekend

The three days at Twickenham are sold through Ticketmaster Sport rather than by one union, as a day ticket, a "Support your team" ticket or a two- or three-day bundle. Registered Twickenham residents had a priority window from 19 February to 3 March, limited to two tickets per match, and hospitality and premium packages are sold alongside.

The final is on Sunday 29 November at 4.40pm, the second match of a doubleheader that begins at 1.10pm. The Friday session has matches at 4.40pm and 8.10pm and the Saturday session at 1.10pm and 4.40pm, so a bundle is the simplest way to see more than one session of the weekend.

Among the Tests, New Zealand are the toughest ticket. Scotland v New Zealand and England v New Zealand are both sold out at the official seller, leaving hospitality, while Wales v New Zealand on Saturday 14 November is still on general sale. England v Australia, on Sunday 8 November at 3.10pm, is the other big Twickenham date of the month.

Next to each date, the table gives the lowest Hellotickets listing at the last check and the official seller's status, so you can see whether the union still has seats before you look further.

Resale listings across these dates start at £61.

Each union has its own official route for returned tickets. Unwanted tickets for England's home Tests go back through the official RFU Ticket Exchange. In Wales, the WRU's official resale platform is the Welsh Rugby Supporter Exchange, run by Seat Unique. While a match is still on general sale, as most of these are, the official route is usually far cheaper.

Where you do buy resale, sellers set their own prices, which can be above face value, and the final price is shown before you pay. Hellotickets says: "Every ticket is authenticated. If there's ever an issue, you're protected by our refund policy."