Wales Rugby tickets 2026/27

1. Know your place in the queue

The WRU sells in waves. For the 2027 Six Nations, member clubs, debenture holders and WRU Premium Supporters had tickets from 4 August, WRU Official Members from 30 September, and pre-registered fans and my.wru.wales club links from 1 October. The public sale of the remaining tickets opened at 12pm on 2 October, and the middle tier for Wales v England sold out within two hours.

2. The November Tests: on general sale

For the Nations Championship games against Japan, New Zealand and Australia, debenture holders and Premium Supporters had priority until 12pm on 24 April, when the general sale opened, and the WRU said on 20 October that tickets are available now. Adults pay from £26, under-18s from £13.50 and students from £22, the lowest prices announced for the three Cardiff matches.

3. The Six Nations: the public sale

At the public sale, Wales v Ireland on Saturday 20 February starts at £68.50 (£36 concession) and Wales v England on Saturday 6 March at £73.50 (£38.50 concession). Prices through member clubs start lower, at £65 and £70. Both games were still shown as on sale at the official seller on 20 October, though England's middle tier has gone.

4. Set up your account

Sales run through my.wru.wales, on the Principality Stadium's ticketing site, so create your account before you need it rather than on the day of a sale.

5. The official exchange and hospitality

The WRU's official resale platform is the Welsh Rugby Supporter Exchange, run by Seat Unique: it is the route the union recognises for passing on a ticket you cannot use. Hospitality packages are sold separately by the Principality Stadium.

Across the home dates, the Six Nations games sit at the top of the resale market: Wales v England starts highest, with Wales v Ireland close behind. The November Tests are lower, New Zealand first, then Australia, and Japan opens the range.

The wider gap is between resale and the WRU's own prices. For the November Tests, the union's adult price from £26 is far below where resale listings start, so while the general sale is open, buy from the WRU. For the Six Nations, the public sale prices from £68.50 and £73.50 are also well below the lowest resale listings.

Within a match, "Lower Tier" listings are usually where prices start, "Upper Tier" comes next and "Middle Tier" sits higher. For the Six Nations, "Behind The Posts" and "Longside Seating" listings are at the top of the range, and some sellers name an individual block, such as L36 or U24.

Sellers set their own prices, which can be above face value, and the final price is shown before you pay. The WRU runs its own official exchange.

All of Wales' home dates on this page are at the Principality Stadium in Cardiff. Resale listings describe it by tier, Lower, Middle and Upper, and sometimes by position:

• Behind The Posts: seats at the ends of the pitch, behind the try line.
• Longside Seating: seats along the touchline, for the side-on view.
• Block codes such as L36, L41, U10 or U33: a specific block rather than a whole tier.

The November kick-offs follow the official times: Japan at 4.40pm on Saturday 7 November, New Zealand at 2.10pm on Saturday 14 November and Australia at 8.10pm on Saturday 21 November. Some resale listings show different days or times, so go by the official details.

Hospitality is sold by the Principality Stadium rather than through the WRU's public sale. A resale ticket from Hellotickets is sent as soon as Hellotickets receives it from the seller, sometimes up to 1–2 days before the event, which is worth knowing before you book a train or hotel in Cardiff.