Wales’ senior men’s and women’s 2027 Guinness Six Nations international tickets will be available from clubs, and to debenture holders and ‘WRU Premium Supporters’, from tomorrow, Tuesday 4th August.
Both national teams take on England and Ireland in the championship in Cardiff, with fixtures against France, Scotland and Italy all on the road for each of Wales’ senior representative sides this season.
Head coach Steve Tandy’s men return home for the third round of their campaign against Ireland at Principality Stadium on Saturday 20th February (14:10) – with a reorganised seat map for the famous ground producing extra price categories and more concessionary tickets (Students and children U18) than ever before in this tournament.*
Prices start at £65 (£32.50 concession) for the Ireland game with a further five price points at £85, £110, £120, £130 and the most popular A+ ticket at £145 to choose from.
More than a quarter of the seats in the stadium are available from clubs at under £100 with U18s tickets in these areas at 50% of cost price and students offered a 30% reduction. Student prices are available in the upper tier and U18s tickets are available across the lower tier of the stadium for the first time next season, helping to create specific ‘zones’ to cater for the different matchday experiences fans like to enjoy.
For England, where tickets rarely reach public sale so contacting your local club now is even more strongly encouraged, prices start at £70 (£35 concession) and follow the same new seating plan as Ireland with £95, £115, £125, £140 and the in-high-demand A+ £155 seats also available.
England travel to Cardiff in the fourth round of the championship on Saturday 6th March (16:40) with, again, over 23,000 seats at Principality Stadium available at a price range under £100 and concessions of 50% U18s and 30% students ensuring accessibility for fans.
When Wales face England in the Women’s Guinness Six Nations opening round on Saturday 10th April (14:45), they will also return to Principality Stadium where they broke their attendance record for a home fixture attracting a 21,186-strong crowd in 2025. Tickets for this match are £14, £17, £22 and £27.
In this tournament third round head coach Sean Lynn’s side face Ireland at Cardiff Arms Park, next door to Principality Stadium, (at 12:30 on Saturday 24th April) with the 8,000-plus capacity home of Cardiff Rugby expected to sell-out to its rafters.
This match is similarly priced at £17, £22 and £27 with the same concessions, including a £10 student offer, applying.
Supporters who access any international tickets (men’s and women’s) via their local rugby clubs will also be contributing £2 per ticket to that club as part of a new promotional policy introduced for the first time for the upcoming Nations Championship internationals in November (specific mywru links can be obtained from clubs for supporters to use directly, in relation to the Six Nations, from 1st October and any ticket ordered by a club in the traditional way from tomorrow will also earn the £2 cashback). **
Public sale of any remaining tickets will open on Friday 2nd October, although supporters are reminded that if demand through member clubs outstrips supply then it is possible no tickets will reach public sale at all. ***
“We strongly encourage supporters to buy from their local rugby clubs and to get in early, to avoid disappointment, with two huge home fixtures for both of our men’s and women’s national sides coming in 2027,” said WRU Chief Operating Officer Gavin Marshall.
“A ticket bought for a men’s or women’s rugby international from a Welsh club now earns £2 directly for that club and, from 1st October, supporters simply need to use the ticket links provided by their club to ensure it gets that money.
“The WRU is of course a not-for-profit organisation and all the money earned from our Six Nations matches is guaranteed to go back into the game in Wales more generally, but the club commission scheme is a way for fans to contribute directly to their team of choice
“We introduced a range of new price categories for our upcoming Nations Championship matches in November 2026, following analysis of the demand trends for tickets, with the new top price A+ category selling out for every match and more concessionary tickets available than ever before.
“We are following the same system with the Six Nations and this new approach will help us to maximise income and therefore our investment in the game in Wales, whilst also ensuring prices are tailored to the matchday experience our supporters are enjoying.
“Welsh rugby needs its supporters now more than ever. Our patriotic and dedicated fans are some of the best in world sport and we know the prospect of England and Ireland in Cardiff will attract the loudest voices in Wales.”
Further information:
*this is the first time student discount tickets have been available for England and Ireland Six Nations matches in Cardiff
**this is the first time the England home match in Cardiff has earned £2 commission for member clubs in the Guinness Six Nations Championship in the men’s game and also the first time the offer has been available in the women’s game.
***How to get hold of England and Ireland Tickets:
1. Direct from your local rugby club from August 4th 2026
2. Sign up as an Official Member today and get access from Wednesday 30th September
3. Book via a Club Affiliate link on 1st October via my.wru.wales and £2 per ticket goes back to the club directly.
4. Pre-Reg today and get priority access on 1st October 2026
CLICK HERE to register your interest for the men’s games
CLICK HERE to register your interest for the women’s games
5. Public Sale 2nd October – Any remaining tickets will go on sale on this date
