The all-conquering All Blacks have long been one of international rugby union’s most iconic and feared outfits. When New Zealand play, fireworks are guaranteed, from the pre-match Haka to the crunching tackles and jaw-dropping technical play that follow.
Anyone with even a passing interest in the sport knows all about the All Blacks. The three-time Rugby World Cup winners have been setting the standard in the Southern Hemisphere and beyond for generations and watching them live in the flesh remains a genuine bucket-list experience.
If you’re ready to book rugby tickets for New Zealand today, you’ll find a wide range of New Zealand Rugby tickets on our safe and secure booking system here at LiveRugbyTickets.co.uk.
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About New Zealand Rugby Union Tickets
How to buy New Zealand rugby tickets?
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Introduction to New Zealand rugby
New Zealand rugby tickets are among the most popular sold on our secure ticketing marketplace and for good reason. The All Blacks are perhaps rugby union’s most iconic international team, though they have plenty of substance to go with their style.
The island nation is rugby mad and every kid who grows up in that pocket of the Pacific southwest dreams of pulling on that famous black kit and performing the Haka in front of millions of captivated sports fans.
New Zealand have always been a test-winning and trophy-collecting machine and they’ve won the Rugby World Cup three times in their history (1987, 2011 & 2015), reaching the final of that competition an unmatched five times overall.
Currently ranked second in the world behind South Africa and now coached by Dave Rennie, the All Blacks will be targeting more success on multiple fronts over the coming years, and you can be there to see them live!
Any fixture involving New Zealand is a high-profile event and stadiums generate an extra buzz when the All Blacks are in town. We’ve been supplying our customers with official New Zealand rugby union tickets for 13 years and we have everything you need to book your seat to watch the All Blacks live today.
New Zealand Rugby Championship 2027 tickets
The Rugby Championship (formerly the Tri Nation Series) has been in existence in some format since 1996. Usually a yearly tournament (though it didn’t run in 2026), this is the Southern Hemisphere’s answer to the Six Nations.
The All Blacks face off against rivals Australia, South Africa and Argentina in each edition of the competition, with clashes often high-scoring and high-drama affairs.
Fixture locations are mixed depending on how each Championship is scheduled, though New Zealand usually play their home matches at Te Kaha in Christchurch, Wellington Regional Stadium in Wellington and Eden Park, Auckland.
Every year, we have a range of New Zealand rugby tickets to choose from on our online platform and we sure have another wide inventory of tickets for the Rugby Championship when the tournament kicks into gear again in 2027.
New Zealand's Rugby Championship history
New Zealand are the Rugby Championship’s most successful side ever, and by some distance, too. The All Blacks have won a staggering 20 titles since the competition’s inception. For comparison, South Africa, with six wins, are the tournament’s next-most successful outfit.
With nine Championships in the last 13 years, New Zealand have extended their dominance into the modern era, however, the South African Springboks have won each of the last two editions and will start as favourites to triumph again in 2027.
New Zealand have also won 52 out of 63 editions of the Bledisloe Cup, a trophy awarded to the winners of encounters between the All Blacks and neighbours Australia in the Rugby Championship.
Three of the Championship’s top five all-time top scorers, Dan Carter (554 points), Beauden Barrett (347) and Andrew Mehrtens (328), have also represented the All Blacks.
New Zealand 2027 Rugby Championship fixtures
The schedule for the 2027 Rugby Championship hasn’t been figured out yet, however, when fixtures are published and tickets go on sale, you’ll be able to find a large range of New Zealand 2027 Rugby Championship tickets right here at LiveRugbyTickets.
New Zealand at the 2026 Nations Championship
New Zealand have a new piece of silverware to strive for in 2026 in the shape of the Nations Championship, a fresh tournament designed to sharpen the competitive edge of matches played in traditional summer and autumn international test series slots.
The All Blacks, who are part of the Southern Hemisphere Pool alongside Australia, South Africa, Argentina, Fiji and Japan, are already half way through this year’s competition, having hosted three matches as part of the Southern Hemisphere Series.
New Zealand managed to win each of their first three fixtures against France (34-32), Italy (47-17) and Ireland (40-21), to earn a maximum of 15 points, thanks to a string of stirring bonus-point-winning performances.
In November, the All Blacks will be on their travels however, as they embark north of the equator to play three away games before competing in the Finals Weekend from the 27th to the 29th.
Scotland vs New Zealand tickets at Murrayfield on November 7, Wales vs New Zealand tickets at the Millennium Stadium on November 14 and tickets for England vs New Zealand at Twickenham on November 21 are already selling fast on our safe, secure site.
We still have plenty of seats to choose from however, with prices to suit every budget. Visit any of the links above to secure your place at some of the UK’s most famous stadiums today to see the mighty All Blacks in action as the inaugural Nations Championship approaches its climax!
New Zealand 2026 Nations Championship fixtures
| Date |
Home Team |
vs |
Away Team |
Venue |
Time |
| SAT 4 JUL |
NZ |
34-32 |
France |
Te Kaha, Christchurch |
19:10 (NZST) |
| SAT 11 JUL |
NZ |
47-17 |
Italy |
Wellington Regional Stadium, Wellington |
17:10 (NZST) |
| SAT 18 JUL |
NZ |
40-21 |
Ireland |
Eden Park, Auckland |
19:10 (NZST) |
| SAT 7 NOV |
Scotland |
vs |
NZ |
Murrayfield Stadium, Edinburgh |
14:10 (GMT) |
| SAT 14 NOV |
Wales |
vs |
NZ |
Millennium Stadium, Cardiff |
14:10 (GMT) |
| SAT 21 NOV |
England |
vs |
NZ |
Twickenham Stadium, London |
14:10 (GMT) |
New Zealand national team stadium information
Name:
Varies – Te Kaha, Christchurch, Wellington Regional Stadium, Wellington and Eden Park, Auckland.
Capacity:
Varies
Address:
Varies (see above)
Description:
Te Kaha in Christchurch has an expandable capacity of up to 30,000 for sporting events and even higher for concerts. Wellington Regional Stadium meanwhile, can hold up to 34,500 spectators, while Eden Park in Auckland, which originally opened in 1900, can house up to 60,000 fans for rugby union fixtures.
Best way to travel to New Zealand’s stadiums
Wellington and Auckland are both located on New Zealand’s North Island, while Christchurch is on the South Island. All stadiums are easy to get to using public transport services, while getting there by car is also relatively straightforward.
Te Kaha is located between Hereford, Madras, Tuam and Barbadoes streets in central Christchurch. Wellington Regional Stadium has an address at 105 Waterloo Quay and is just a five-minute stroll from the Wellington Railway Station. Eden Park meanwhile, is at 42 Reimers Avenue in Mount Eden and is on common bus and train routes.
New Zealand national team information
Current Manager:
Dave Rennie
Current Captain:
Ardie Savea
Nickname:
All Blacks
Other information
The New Zealand rugby national team, commonly referred to as the All Blacks, have been one of the most successful teams in history. More than 25 New Zealanders have been inducted into rugby’s Hall of Fame. The legendary Sam Whitelock is the country’s record appearance maker (153), while the unparalleled Dan Carter is the All Blacks’ all-time leading scorer (1,598).
Rivalries
Main Rivals
Australia
The enemy next door, Australia have had a fierce rugby union rivalry with New Zealand for as long as the sport has been in existence. The neighbours have been at odds since their first meeting all the way back in 1903 and needle between the two is as sharp as ever today.
In total, New Zealand have played Australia more than 180 times across a myriad of competitions and at a wide selection of different stadiums, with the All Blacks coming out on top 128 times to the Wallabies’ 45.
New Zealand have been utterly dominant against their antagonists in recent years, winning each of the nations’ last 11 meetings since August 2021. The All Blacks also toppled their rivals in the final of the 2015 Rugby World Cup (34-17) on what remains a seminal moment for New Zealand fans.
If you’re keen to witness a renewal of this rivalry live, New Zealand vs Australia tickets for the Bledisloe Cup in November 2026 will be available to purchase right here on the LiveRugbyTickets platform.
South Africa
South Africa and New Zealand have been battling for supremacy on the international stage for generations and their rivalry stretches back to the first Test match between the teams in 1921.
Both considered heavyweights of the sport, encounters between the Springboks and All Blacks always carry a huge amount of significance, with each team viewing tests against the other as the ultimate benchmark.
In 2026, New Zealand head to South Africa to play a series of matches in a tour called “Rugby's Greatest Rivalry”, a piece of branding that speaks to how monumental each tussle between the giants has become.
South Africa are currently in the midst of a six-game winning streak against the All Blacks, while they’ve also beaten their foes in two Rugby World Cup Finals, the most recent of which came in the last version of the tournament in 2023.
Frequently Asked Questions about New Zealand rugby tickets
How to buy New Zealand rugby tickets?
At LiveRugbyTickets.co.uk, we’ve streamlined the process to make it easy for our customers to buy official New Zealand rugby union tickets. Browse our current inventory to find tickets and seats for events from our trusted resellers.
How much do New Zealand rugby tickets cost?
Ticket prices for New Zealand rugby matches vary, depending on who the All Blacks are facing, what tournament they’re playing in and how high the demand for seats is. Higher-profile fixtures usually have higher demand, so you can expect to pay a little more for those premium events.
Where to buy New Zealand Nations Championship tickets?
Right here, of course! We carry a wide selection of ticketing options for New Zealand matches every year. Whether you want to watch the All Blacks live at the Nations Championship or Rugby World Cup, we have everything you need on our secure online booking system.
Will the tickets be delivered to my home, or do I need to collect them?
Physical tickets can be delivered where available, though e-tickets and mobile tickets are delivered digitally. Last-minute purchases might need to be collected in person at designated collection points, but in those scenarios, we’ll send you all of the information you’ll need.
Can I choose specific seats when purchasing New Zealand Nations Championship tickets?
While we can’t guarantee specific seats, we’re confident that our wide selection of New Zealand rugby tickets will give customers ample choice ahead of attending the game. No other service anywhere can match us for variety.
Can I get a refund if I can't attend the match?
Generally speaking, ticket purchases are non-refundable unless a fixture has been cancelled completely. It’s always smart to read the provider’s policy properly to learn how refunds and cancellations are handled.
What happens if a match is postponed or rescheduled?
Usually, tickets will remain valid for rearranged fixture dates when a match is postponed or rescheduled. You should always check with the event organiser to confirm, however.
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