Home is where the Calon is. Cymru Am Byth.
There’s nothing quite like the buzz of Cardiff on a matchday, and this November the passion, pride and powerful action of the Autumn Nations Series returns to Principality Stadium, the beating heart of Welsh rugby.
This is your chance to be part of something unforgettable as Wales face Argentina, Japan, New Zealand, and South Africa in a blockbuster month of international rugby.
Tickets for the fixtures start from just £13.50 for U18s and students, and £27 for adults to make the Welsh rugby international experience more accessible for everyone.
Don’t miss out on the incredible game day atmosphere at Principality Stadium. Attending a match in Cardiff is much more than 80 minutes on the pitch. It’s a full-day experience in one of Europe’s most vibrant capital cities. Arrive early and soak up the atmosphere as the streets of Cardiff buzz with energy and fans. Enjoy live music, food stalls before the game, in an incredible venue.
For fans seeking something extra special, hospitality packages are also available. Think gourmet dining, exclusive lounges, and premium seats with stunning views—perfect for treating yourself or your group to an unforgettable day out.
For international and long-distance fans travelling to the fixtures, our travel partners at Gullivers Sports Travel and Events International are here to make your stay in Cardiff a weekend to remember, with a range of transport, accommodation and ticket packages on sale now.
Families are also well catered for, with family-friendly alcohol-free zones, half-price U18s tickets and entertainment that makes it easy for younger fans to get involved in the joy of rugby.
Tickets for the 2025 Autumn Nations Series go on sale to the general public from 17th June. The match breakdown is below:
- 9th November: Wales v Argentina
- 15th November: Wales v Japan
- 22nd November: Wales v New Zealand
- 29th November: Wales v South Africa
These aren’t just international matches —they’re historic battles between rugby’s biggest names. From the brute force of the Pumas and the electric speed of Japan to the legendary might of the All Blacks and reigning world champion Springboks, it’s a true test of grit, glory and Welsh determination.
Dewi Lake, who captains Wales in Japan this summer, said: “Cardiff comes alive on match day and Principality Stadium is awesome – it’s been talked about and discussed for years as the best stadium on earth. The fans create an electric atmosphere. There’s no better place to play and we can’t wait to experience that this November”
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This November, make Principality Stadium your destination. Experience the roar, the pride, and the unforgettable moments that only Welsh rugby can deliver.
Home is where the Calon is. Cymru am Byth.