Twickenham tickets

The ground is a bowl of four stands, North, East, West and South, each with a Lower, Middle and Upper Tier:

• North Stand: rebuilt and opened in 1990, the first stand of the 1990s redevelopment.
• East Stand: rebuilt after 1992 to the same design as the North Stand.
• West Stand: also rebuilt in the 1990s to the North Stand's design.
• South Stand: rebuilt in 2005-2006, which completed the bowl and took capacity to 82,000. It houses the Radisson RED London Twickenham hotel, some of whose rooms overlook the pitch, and the TW2 Health and Fitness Club, and official hospitality match tickets are usually in this stand.

Price follows the ticket category rather than the stand. The RFU sorts seats into five categories, Premium and then Categories 1 to 4, and a single block can hold up to three of them. For the 2027 Six Nations, standard RFU prices for France and Scotland run from £93 in Category 4 to £207 for Premium (£84 to £176 at the clubs' entitlement rate), with juniors at £37; for Italy they run from £76 to £155 (£71 to £134), with juniors at £15.

Resale listings describe position instead: Sideline seats run along the touchline, Endline seats are at the ends, behind the posts, and Corner seats sit between the two, with Lower, Middle or Upper giving the tier; other listings give a code instead, such as L13 or U11. The stadium warns that the middle and upper tier concourses are very high and the upper tier is steep, and it advises against upper-tier seats for children under 8. The Twickenham seating plan shows the blocks.

Several stations are within walking distance of the stadium (TW2):

• Twickenham: the nearest, a 10-minute walk.
• Whitton and Hounslow: 20 and 30 minutes on foot.
• Richmond, on the District line and London Overground: a 45-minute walk, or the RFU shuttle bus, which runs from three hours before kick-off until three hours after the final whistle and costs £5 before the match, nothing afterwards.
• Hounslow East, on the Underground: a 30-minute walk, and also served by the RFU shuttle.
• Bus: routes 281, 481, 681 and 110 stop about a minute's walk away, though the 281 and 481 may be diverted once the match-day road closures begin.

Roads close two hours before and two to three hours after the match, a controlled parking zone covers about a mile around the stadium, and match-day parking must be booked in advance.

Tickets are mobile, in the Allianz Stadium app. Everyone needs their own ticket on their own phone, accompanied under-18s apart, and the QR code appears 48 hours before the match and must not be screenshotted.

The stadium suggests leaving bags at home: anything you carry must be A4 or smaller and is searched, and larger items go to the bag drop at Webb Ellis House on Rugby Road for £10. The whole stadium inside the gates is non-smoking, and buggies, prams and carry seats are not allowed, so babies come in a front carrier.

Allianz Stadium sells its own hospitality and memberships, separately from England Rugby's match tickets. Match packages include The East Wing by Tommy Banks, The Lock by Tom Kerridge, The Loft, The Gate, The Huddle, Beaumont, the British Airways Rose Garden and the Allianz Suite, alongside private suites and debentures.

For England v New Zealand, sold out at England Rugby, hospitality was the one official route still offered at the last check. Finals Weekend has its own hospitality and premium options on the Nations Championship site, next to day tickets, Support your team tickets and two- or three-day bundles at 10% and 15% off.