Scotland Rugby tickets 2026/27

Who gets tickets first

Clubs, debenture holders and visiting unions have prior access to Scotland's home Tests, which is why Scottish Rugby releases tickets to the public in batches rather than all at once.

The Scotland Supporters Club pre-sale

Joining the Scotland Supporters Club gives you a pre-sale, usually the day before each general sale. For new members, Matchday membership costs £50 and Plus costs £75. Membership is optional: every Test on this page has, or will have, a general sale open to anyone.

November 2026: the Nations Championship

Multi-match packages for November went on sale in late April, with Supporters Club pre-sales on 27 and 30 April and general sales on 28 April and 1 May. Single tickets followed at 10am on 4 June for members and at 10am on 5 June for everyone.

Scottish Rugby declared Scotland v New Zealand sold out on 10 September, and only VIP and hospitality packages remain for it. Australia and Japan are on sale at Scottish Rugby's Ticket Centre, either as single tickets or as an Australia-Japan two-match package.

The 2027 Six Nations

Tickets for Italy on Saturday 6 February, Wales on Saturday 13 February and Ireland on Friday 5 March are not on sale yet. Scottish Rugby says the sale dates will be confirmed later in the year, with a Supporters Club pre-sale before the general sale. Hospitality, sold as The Murrayfield Experience, and Scottish Rugby Travel packages are already available.

Prices and categories

The Nations Championship uses four price categories, and tickets for under-12s are sold in Category 3 only. Scottish Rugby had not published single-ticket prices in its FAQ, saying they "will be shared in due course", so check the Ticket Centre when each sale opens.

Resale matters most where the official sale has closed or not yet opened. Scotland v New Zealand, sold out at the official seller, and the Friday-night visit of Ireland in the Six Nations start highest on Hellotickets. Italy sits in between, and Australia and Japan start lowest; both are still on general sale at Scottish Rugby, which is usually the cheaper route.

Listings at Murrayfield are labelled by tier and side, "Lower" or "Upper" with North, South or West, or simply "Lower Tier" and "Upper Tier", and a few name a single block such as N4, S17 or W9. The order changes from match to match. For Australia and Japan the upper tier opens the range, while for New Zealand and Ireland the lowest listings were in the lower tier at the latest check.

Sellers set their own prices, which can be above face value, and the final price is shown before you pay. Read the delivery details on each listing.

About two miles west of Edinburgh's centre, Scottish Gas Murrayfield is Scotland's biggest stadium, with 67,144 seats. The West Stand is the main stand, backed by the West Fan Village, and the team bus pulls in on its side. Opposite, the East Stand has a lower and an upper tier, while the North and South stands close the two ends; on match days Guinness Corner sits behind the North Stand.

Families at a November Test should look in Category 3, the only one with under-12 tickets. A Changing Places toilet is available on the ground floor of the West Stand.

Murrayfield has no public parking, and road closures begin three hours ahead of kick-off, when the turnstiles also open, and last until four hours after it. The tram stops right beside the Roseburn Street entrance; tickets have to be bought before you board. Haymarket, the nearest railway station, is around 15 minutes away on foot, the Airlink 100 and Lothian buses 12, 26 and 31 stop on Corstorphine Road, and the Rugby Walk in from the centre takes roughly 45 minutes.

Your ticket will only be in the Scottish Rugby Ticketing App, and the ground is cashless: pay by card or contactless, as there are no cash machines. Bags must be A4 or smaller, with nowhere to leave a bigger one. Tram queues are longest at the final whistle, so Scottish Rugby's tip is to wait 30-45 minutes in the Fan Village first.

For supporters of the visiting side, the first stop is their own union: Scottish Rugby gives visiting unions prior access to Murrayfield tickets before the public release. That applies to all six visitors on this list, from New Zealand, Australia and Japan in November to Italy, Wales and Ireland in the Six Nations.

The fixture list on this page covers Scotland's home Tests only.