World Darts Championship 2027: Ticket Cost and Where to Get!

With the 2026 World Darts Championship concluding this weekend, darts enthusiasts are already planning for next year’s edition. The Paddy Power World Darts Championship is set to return to Alexandra Palace, London, in December 2026 through January 2027.

For the first time, the tournament will expand into the venue’s larger Great Hall, accommodating an additional 70,000 spectators throughout the event. With the sport’s growing popularity, ticket demand is expected to be higher than ever, cementing the World Darts Championship as one of the UK’s most prominent winter sporting events.

Fans eager to attend should note key information about purchasing tickets for the 2027 tournament.

When and How to Buy Tickets for the 2027 World Darts Championship

Official ticket sales typically open several months prior to the tournament, often in August. For the most recent edition, the PDC confirmed that tickets were first available to PDCTV Annual Members at 12pm BST on Monday, August 4, 2025, selling out within hours. Any remaining tickets were subsequently offered to the general public through a ballot or general sale, though in recent years, high demand meant public ballots were often unnecessary.

Fans can register for ticket alerts via the PDC and official partners to receive notifications as soon as tickets go on sale in 2027.

Ticket Costs

While 2027 prices are yet to be confirmed, previous years suggest early round tickets cost approximately £50-£60. Mid-tournament sessions are slightly more expensive, and semi-final and final sessions can reach £95 depending on seating. Tickets on the secondary resale market, if the event sells out, start around £146 and can exceed £350 for later stages.

VIP and hospitality packages, including premium seating, food, and drinks, will be priced higher, with details announced closer to the sale date via official tour operators.

For darts fans, the 2027 championship promises larger crowds, exciting matches, and another opportunity to witness top players at one of the UK’s most iconic winter sporting events.