Six Nations tickets

Wales: on public sale since 2 October

The WRU works down a priority list before anyone else can buy. Its member clubs, debenture holders and WRU Premium Supporters went first from 4 August, Official Members from 30 September and pre-registered fans the following day, and the public sale for the remaining tickets opened at midday on 2 October. Public prices start at £68.50 for Wales v Ireland (£36 concession) and £73.50 for Wales v England (£38.50 concession). On 2 October the WRU reported that the middle tier for Wales v England had sold out within two hours, with very few lower and upper tier seats remaining.

England: priority groups only, so far

At Twickenham, the RFU sells to closed groups. RFU-affiliated clubs had their entitlement window from 26 August to 22 September, debenture holders an initial window from 19 August to 16 September and one extra ticket per debenture from 1 October, and registered Twickenham residents a window from 2 to 23 September. England Rugby Club First XV members could buy from 6 October, subject to availability, with two tickets per membership for France and Scotland and no limit for Italy. A separate accessibility ballot serves Access Card holders, and no general sale has been announced.

Standard Category 4 prices start at £93 for France and Scotland and £76 for Italy, with club entitlement prices of £84 and £71, and junior tickets at £37 and £15.

Scotland: not on sale yet

Scottish Rugby has not released its 2027 Six Nations tickets and says the dates will be confirmed later in the year. Murrayfield's seats reach the public in batches, since clubs, debenture holders and the visiting unions are served first, and 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 on the Scottish Rugby Online Ticket Centre. Hospitality from The Murrayfield Experience and Scottish Rugby Travel packages are already on sale.

Ireland, France and Italy sell their own home games, which are not covered by this table.

The Six Nations has no final: the title goes to the team on top after five rounds, so the big tickets are the old rivalries. Wales v England in Cardiff on Saturday 6 March is the hardest so far, with its middle tier gone within two hours of the public sale opening.

At Twickenham, England v France on Sunday 14 February and the Calcutta Cup match, England v Scotland, on Saturday 13 March are the headline games, and both are limited to members and priority groups for now.

In Edinburgh, Scotland v Ireland on Friday 5 March and Scotland v Wales on Saturday 13 February lead the home calendar, with Scotland v Italy on Saturday 6 February the first of the three. Only hospitality is on sale for the Murrayfield games so far, so for most fans the Supporters Club pre-sale will be the first chance to buy a standard ticket.

Beside every match, the table shows the lowest Hellotickets listing at the last check and the host union's own status.

For the 2027 home games listed, resale starts at £145.

Each union has its own route for returned tickets. For England's home games, unwanted tickets go back through the RFU Ticket Exchange. The WRU's official resale platform is the Welsh Rugby Supporter Exchange, run by Seat Unique. For Scotland's games, the official sale has not opened, so compare any resale listing with the face value Scottish Rugby publishes once it does.

Sellers set their own prices, which can be above face value, and the final price is shown before you pay. Tickets are sent "as soon as we receive them from the seller — sometimes up to 1–2 days before the event", in Hellotickets' words, so allow for that if you are travelling to Cardiff, Edinburgh or Twickenham.