Tickets for Wales’ 2027 Guinness Six Nations home internationals went on public sale at noon today, with fans set to experience four exhilarating days of international rugby across Cardiff.
As excitement builds ahead of the public sale opening, the Welsh Rugby Union has partnered with acclaimed Welsh spoken word poet Georgia Griffiths to mark the occasion with a powerful new poem celebrating the enduring bond between Welsh rugby and the nation.
The moving piece captures the nostalgia, passion and pride that have defined generations of Welsh rugby supporters, recognising the special place rugby continues to hold in the hearts of the nation and the unwavering support of fans through every era.
Wales prepares to welcome the Guinness Six Nations back to Cardiff, with the senior men’s facing Ireland on Saturday 20th February, and England at Principality Stadium on Saturday 6th March, while it’s senior women’s side face England at Principality Stadium on Saturday 10th April before taking on Ireland at Cardiff Arms Park on Saturday 24th April.
Tickets are on sale now via wru.wales/tickets.
A new seating plan has created additional price categories and more concessionary tickets than ever before, with more than a quarter of the stadium’s seats available below £100.
U18 tickets are also available at 50% of the adult price, while students receive a 30% reduction. For the first time during the Guinness Six Nations, U18 tickets will be available across the lower tier and student tickets in the upper tier.
Fans can join Steve Tandy’s men in battle facing Ireland in the third round of the championship before one of the biggest fixtures in the international rugby calendar as England travel to Cardiff. However, demand is strong with a limited number of tickets remaining in the highly sought-after middle tier seating categories. Fans are encouraged to secure their places early to avoid disappointment for one of world’s biggest rugby rivalries.
Sean Lynn kicks-off his third women’s Guinness Six Nations campaign at the home of Welsh rugby, Principality Stadium against England, following a record-breaking 21,186 crowd at the stadium in 2025; before the team head to Cardiff Arms Park to face Ireland for another major Guinness Six Nations occasion.
Tickets and Fixtures:
Mens
Wales v Ireland – Saturday 20 February, 14:10, Principality Stadium
Tickets start at £68.50 (£36 concession)
Wales v England – Saturday 6 March, 16:40, Principality Stadium
Tickets start at £73.50 (£38.50 concession)
Womens
Wales v England – Saturday 10 April, KO 14:45, Principality Stadium
Tickets start at £16.50 (kids £7.50)
Wales v Ireland – Saturday 24 April, KO 12:30, Cardiff Arms Park
Tickets start at £19.50 (kids £7.50)
