Six Nations 2027 Venues Guide: Every Stadium and Matchday
Six Nations 2027 Tickets: How Sales Work, When Games Sell Out and Where to Buy
The 2027 Guinness Men’s Six Nations runs from Friday 5 February to Super Saturday on 13 March, and excitement ahead of kick-off is already simmering across the UK and Europe.
As usual, fifteen Tests across Dublin, Edinburgh, Paris, Rome, London and Cardiff are in the works and tickets for those will be sold in the usual order, with union members and clubs having the first pick before the general public get their chance to scramble for the leftovers.
For many fans eager to attend, secondary markets like liverugbytickets.co.uk offer the best route to seats, with many rugby union tickets listed there never reaching general sale.
This guide covers how Six Nations 2027 tickets are actually sold, which fixtures tend to sell out first and where you can buy them today, even if you aren’t on a membership list.
After you’re done here, you can browse the listings on the Six Nations 2027 tickets hub. Prices there are set by sellers and may sit above or below face value. All tickets purchased on our platform are covered by our 150% money-back guarantee (T&Cs apply).
When is the 2027 Six Nations (and why that matters for tickets)?
The Six Nations championship is short and intense, and starts on February 5th in 2027, before concluding on March 13. It’s played annually over five rounds, with one fallow week following round three, before Super Saturday (round five) provides the thrilling climax.
The actual fixtures change each year in terms of matchups and hosts, and that calendar tends to drive demand for tickets when it’s officially released.
In 2027, for example, Ireland have two showpiece night games in Dublin to prepare for against England (Feb 5) and France (Mar 13), which means anyone attending will probably have to consider hotel prices, trains, transfers, restaurants and all the rest.
England meanwhile, will play three of their five home matches at Twickenham this year, against France, Italy and Scotland. Hotel rooms near the Allianz Stadium are disappearing almost as fast as the tickets themselves.
How Six Nations ticket sales work
With Six Nations tickets, there isn’t really a single, central box office where fans can secure seats for multiple fixtures. Instead, each home union sells tickets for the respective fixtures they host at their own stadiums. Here is a snapshot of how the different ticketing channels work:
1. Official union and club sales (face value)
This is usually the cheapest route, with tickets through official unions and clubs sold at face value. However, if you aren’t inside the system (i.e. a club or organisation member), you’re going to find it really tough to get tickets this way.
- England (Twickenham): the RFU allocates most Six Nations tickets through their affiliated clubs. Typically, that results in next to no meaningful tickets going on sale to the general public for England’s home matches in the Championships. The higher-profile games, which everyone wants to attend, are often balloted inside the clubs themselves.
- Wales (Principality Stadium): Clubs, Premium Supporters and members are at the front of the queue here. A public sale follows if there is any ticketing stock left over. Category A+ fixtures, like Wales vs England at the 2027 Six Nations, tend to cost extra.
- Scotland (Murrayfield): debenture (which are long-term, bond-style seats), season-pass holders, club members and then Supporters Club members get first dibs on tickets at Scottish Gas Murrayfield Stadium. Leftovers go on public sale (if there are any).
- Ireland (Aviva Stadium): In Ireland, the story is similar, with IRFU members, clubs, official commercial partners sorted out first, before the general public see any tickets.
- France (Stade de France): FFR members and official France Rugby connections get their tickets first. Spare seats go on general sale after that.
- Italy (Stadio Olimpico): This venue tends to buck the trend. In Italy, fans can utilise the widest public ticket sales window, often at the lowest face-value prices in the entire tournament.
2. Official hospitality and travel packages
If you have the budget to splash out, hospitality packages guarantee you seats with the best views, though you’ll need deeper pockets. These are particularly useful if you want a hosted experience, complete with dining and all the bells and whistles. This is why these tickets are generally used at the corporate rather than the private individual level.
3. The secondary marketplace
For hassle-free, 100% genuine match tickets and seating options for the Six Nations, reputable secondary marketplaces like Live Rugby Tickets are easily the best choice.
You don’t have to become an official member of anything to get involved. Simply browse the live inventory, find a ticket and price point that suits, and complete your online purchase to secure your tickets safely and securely.
Tickets for England vs France, England vs Scotland, Ireland vs England, Wales vs England and Ireland vs France are often gone from official sites pretty quickly, though you can find hundreds of tickets for all of those matches on the Live Rugby Tickets resellers platform.
Which 2027 Six Nations games sell out first?
Based on several factors, we anticipate tickets for these 2027 Six Nations Championship fixtures being the most popular:
Most likely to go first
- Ireland vs England tickets — Friday 5 February, 20:10, Aviva Stadium
- England vs France tickets — Sunday 14 February, 15:10, Twickenham
- Wales vs England tickets — Saturday 6 March, 16:40, Principality Stadium
- England vs Scotland tickets — Saturday 13 March, 16:40, Twickenham
- Ireland vs France tickets — Saturday 13 March, 20:10, Aviva Stadium
High demand, but with slightly more supply
Better availability
Six Nations 2027 tickets by country
Next, we’ve presented a country-by-country breakdown, highlighting which tickets are likely to be the most popular in the Six Nations:
England — The Dublin curtain raiser against Ireland, the home games against France and Italy, as well as the Calcutta Cup match against Scotland are Twickenham, should have high demand.
Ireland — Andy Farrell’s side open and close their 2027 Six Nations campaign in Dublin against England and France. Tickets for those will be particularly tough to come by.
Wales — Home games against Ireland (Feb 20) in round 3 and England (Mar 6) in round 5, will be greeted with gusto by Welsh rugby fans. Tickets for those fixtures are guaranteed to attract plenty of attention.
Scotland — The Scots have three matches in Edinburgh to plan for against Italy, Wales and Ireland. Their date with Ireland on March 5 is a Friday-night fixture, which means it could be the most popular of the lot.
France — The holders are chasing a historic three-peat this year having won the last two editions of the Six Nations. That means that neutrals will be interested in watching them in action, when they host Wales and Scotland, and visit Rome, Cardiff and then Dublin for the finale. That final fixture against Ireland at the Aviva Stadium could be a title-clincher, so expect ticket prices for that one to have a premium.
Italy — With three home games at the Olimpico on the slate, Italy rugby tickets are likely to be readily available and widely accessible. For the more casual fan out there, this could be an excellent way to catch a Six Nations game as a first-timer.
Full 2027 Six Nations fixture list and ticket pages
Round 1
Round 2
Round 3
Round 4
Super Saturday, 13 March
How much are Six Nations 2027 tickets?
Generally, face value tickets and the prices set by resellers on the marketplace will differ, with the latter usually a little more expensive. Demand and availability will have an effect on ticket prices on secondary markets for the Six Nations, however.
Tickets bought through official channels for England home games commonly cost between £70 and £200, while tickets for Wales Six Nations matches can cost up to £155 for marquee fixtures. At the other end of the spectrum, tickets for Italy’s home matches can be bought for between €40 and €50 for certain seats.
Resellers marketplace listings, which move daily, tend to be more expensive. Headline games at the Aviva Stadium in Dublin and Twickenham Stadium in London, can cost several times the original face value, depending on demand.
How to buy Six Nations if you are not a club member
You don’t have to be a club or supporters club member, a stakeholder, debenture ticketer or part of any association to buy official 2027 Six Nations tickets. With Live Rugby Tickets, you have the opportunity to buy your Six Nations tickets directly from the resellers on our safe, online portal. Follow the steps below
- Visit our real-time inventory and choose the Six Nations game that you’d like to attend
- Compare prices, options and seats to find a ticket that you’d like to buy
- Select the number of tickets you’d like to purchase (where available)
- Click the green “Buy” button
- Complete the purchasing process through our secure checkout.
- That’s it! You can plan your journey. The tickets are yours.
Are resellers secondary tickets safe?
We recommend using our marketplace to buy your resellers tickets for the Six Nations. All of the tickets in the LiveRugbyTickets inventory are official match tickets and come with a 150% money-back guarantee if something goes wrong (T&Cs apply).
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