Matchday two of the Nations Championship’s Northern Hemisphere Series features some cracking ties and none more so than Wales vs New Zealand at the Principality Stadium on Saturday, 14 November at 14:10 GMT.
No other team on the international rugby union scene captures the imagination like the mighty All Blacks, who will be ready to rock the Welsh capital with their iconic Haka, and with LiveRugbyTickets, you can be there to watch the action as it unfolds.
Our real-time inventory has tickets for Wales vs New Zealand which you can buy safely and securely today! Keep reading to learn how you can buy tickets for Wales vs New Zealand in November, alongside some pointers on how you can get to the stadium on matchday.
How to buy rugby tickets for Wales vs New Zealand?
We’ve made it easier than ever to get your hands on Wales vs New Zealand rugby tickets. All of the tickets listed by resellers on our online marketplace are 100% genuine. Follow the steps below to buy tickets for the Nations Championship now.
- Scroll to the top of this page and browse the current Wales vs New Zealand ticket listings in our catalogue.
- Use the interactive seating plan of the Principality Stadium to pick the stand and seats of your choice.
- Select the number of tickets you would like to buy using the arrow.
- When you’re done, click on the green 'Buy' button to confirm your purchase.
- Next, you’ll see an online order form screen. You’ll need to enter some personal details here to continue the process.
- Finally, use our 256-bit secure server to process your payment.
- That’s it! You’ve bought tickets to see Wales in action against the All Blacks live!
The 2026 Nations Championship
Fans have been flocking to the stadiums to watch the new Nations Championship in their droves in 2026 and we’ve already been selling hundreds of tickets for Wales rugby matches as well as tickets for every other fixture in the exciting new tournament here at LiveRugbyTickets.
Wales have already played three times in the tournament earlier this year as part of the Southern Hemisphere Series. Back in July, Steve Tandy’s troops enjoyed a thrilling win over Fiji (39-24), but slipped to successive losses against Argentina (21-35) and South Africa (0-43) after that.
The All Blacks meanwhile, sizzled in the summer sun, beating Six Nations champions France (34-32) before easing past Italy (47-17) and Ireland (40-21) on matchdays two and three.
Still, New Zealand will see their Northern Series curtain-raiser in Cardiff as a potential banana skin and you can buy tickets for November’s contest at the Principality Stadium right here on our ticketing marketplace.
Unsurprisingly, tickets for Wales and New Zealand in the Nations Championship are selling quickly as customers continue to snap up seats to see the formidable All Blacks live.
To book your tickets for November 14, head to our real-time rugby union ticketing inventory to browse our current range of options. We’ve been providing access to official match tickets for the biggest rugby union fixtures for more than a decade.
Wales Stadium information
Name:
Millennium Stadium (or Principality Stadium)
Capacity:
73,931
Address:
Westgate St, Cardiff CF10 1NS, Wales
How to get to the Principality Stadium
The Principality Stadium is the home of Welsh rugby and sits right in the centre of Cardiff City and is a stone’s throw from Cardiff Bridge. If you’ve bought tickets for Wales vs New Zealand and are planning a trip to the stadium, you have numerous ways to get there.
By Car
The ground is just 15 minutes or so from the M4, once you exit at junction 28 onto the A48. Follow the signs for Cardiff (E)/Cardiff (S)/Caerdydd(Dn)/Caerdydd (D) and you’ll get there handily. There are no dedicated parking zones for fans at the stadium, though there are plenty of parking options in and around the city centre itself.
By Train
If you want to hop on a train, you can get to Cardiff Central Station on lines from West Wales, the Midlands, the South Coast and London. That station is a mere five minutes’ walk from the ground, while the Cardiff Queen Street Station is just a 15-minute walk away.
By Bus
With road closures around the stadium the norm on matchday, this method comes with complications. Bus routes alter accordingly, though we recommend checking the Cardiff Bus website to help with journey planning.
Park & Ride facilities
Park and ride services are organised by the local council in Cardiff to accommodate supporters who want to drive to the Principality Stadium. Again, we recommend checking online for more definite information as park and ride locations change from time to time.
Wales vs New Zealand Rugby Union: A brief history
As two of rugby union’s heavyweight nations, Wales and New Zealand have a rich history of encounters, stretching all the way back to 1905.
Wales actually won three of their first four tussles with the All Blacks, however, New Zealand soon took command and they haven’t lost a meeting with their Welsh rivals since 1953.
Last year, during their European Tour, the All Blacks roared to a 52-26 win over Wales in Cardiff, a result that is recent enough to have an impact on November’s upcoming meeting between the teams.
You can be there at the Principality Stadium to see whether Wales can dismiss any notion of psychological scars to defeat New Zealand for the first time in 70 years. Our real-time marketplace is jam-packed with tickets for Wales vs New Zealand in November, which you can buy today with just a couple of clicks.
Our fully secure platform comes equipped with 256-bit protection and features an array of Nations Championship tickets, which are priced and listed by trusted resellers.
Hundreds of satisfied customers have already bought their tickets for November’s contest. Use our secure booking system today to pocket your own Wales vs New Zealand rugby tickets and start planning your trip of a lifetime.
FAQ – Wales vs New Zealand Tickets | Nations Championship 2026 at the Principality Stadium
When and where is Wales vs New Zealand in the 2026 Nations Championship?
Wales lock horns with New Zealand in the Nations Championship on Saturday, 14 November 2026 at the Principality Stadium, with kick-off set for 14:10 GMT (subject to confirmation).
How can I buy Wales vs New Zealand tickets for the 2026 Nations Championship at the Principality Stadium?
You can buy Wales vs New Zealand tickets right now on LiveRugbyTickets’ secure booking system. We have a large inventory of Nations Championship fixtures on our resellers’ ticketing portal.
What are the ticket prices for Wales vs New Zealand 2026 at the Principality Stadium?
Ticket prices start at around £95 (not including service fee) for Wales vs New Zealand later this year. Prices will depend on where the seats are located as well as demand for tickets for a particular fixture.
Are the Wales vs New Zealand tickets on our platform genuine and guaranteed?
All of the rugby union tickets sold by the resellers on LiveRugbyTickets are completely genuine and they are covered by our 150% money-back guarantee (T&Cs apply). We sell physical and digital tickets for Nations Championship matches, Six Nations, Rugby World Cup and other high-profile tournaments.
What seating options and best seats are available for Wales vs New Zealand at the Principality Stadium?
Hospitality packages usually come with seats that have premium views, though there are excellent sightlines all around the Principality Stadium. Like other stadiums, seats near the halfway line in the middle and lower tiers usually give you the best views of the action.
Are there any restrictions for Wales vs New Zealand at the Principality Stadium on 14 November 2026?
We recommend visiting the event organiser’s website or contacting the stadium directly to learn about possible restrictions on matchday. Usually, children under the age of 16 have to be accompanied by an adult.
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