Where to buy darts tickets.
We do not sell tickets and take no commission on any link here. These are the official outlets, the events each one covers, and what to know before you buy.
The official outlets
PDC on See Tickets
The PDC's own ticket shop, and the first place to look. Most tour events, European Tour weekends and Players Championship weekends go on sale here.
Ticketmaster
Used for some of the arena majors, including the Grand Slam of Darts at Wolverhampton.
The venue box office
Alexandra Palace, the Winter Gardens and Arena MK all sell directly. Worth checking when a session looks sold out, because venues hold back restricted-view seats and release production seats close to the date.
Official hospitality packages
Ticket-and-hotel packages through PDC-approved partners. Dearer than a bare ticket, but a real route in once general sale has gone.
Before you buy
- Buy from the outlets above or from the venue, and nowhere else. The PDC warns against resale touts however legitimate the site looks, and a ticket bought that way can be refused at the door.
- World Championship tickets are allocated by public ballot rather than first come first served. The ballot opens months ahead and closes before any general sale.
- Friday and Saturday evening sessions sell out first at every event. A weekday afternoon session is the same darts, the same players and a lot less scramble.
- Almost every arena session is standing at tables rather than seated rows. If you want a seat, check the seating plan before you pick a block.
Coming up, and where each one is
The events still to be played on the calendar we hold. Check the outlet for the specific session you want; most events sell by session rather than by day.
| Event | When | Where |
|---|---|---|
| European Championship | 22 to 25 October 2026 | Westfalenhallen, Dortmund |
| Grand Slam of Darts | 14 to 22 November 2026 | WV Active Aldersley, Wolverhampton |
| Players Championship Finals | 27 to 29 November 2026 | Butlin's Minehead |
| World Darts Championship | 11 December 2026 to 3 January 2027 | Alexandra Palace (Great Hall), London |
The World Championship ballot
Alexandra Palace is the hardest ticket in darts, and for 2026/27 it was not sold the way the others are. For the first time the tickets went to a ballot: PDCTV members applied from 1 to 7 September and everyone else from 8 to 14 September, for up to six tickets for each of up to two sessions, and the results went out by email in September. Applying early made no difference, because the winners were drawn at random after the ballot closed.
Got a ticket? Our guide to going to the darts at Ally Pally has the session times, how to get there, paying and bags.
The 2026/27 championship moves into the venue's Great Hall for the first time, which lifts capacity to roughly 5,200 a session from the 3,200 of the old West Hall. That is a meaningful increase in the number of people who get in, though it will not make it easy.
Getting a seat rather than a spot
Most arena darts is sold as tables and standing rather than seated rows, which surprises people who have only watched on television. If sitting down matters to you, check the seating plan for the specific block before you buy, and be aware that table seats usually go first and cost more.
Two more things. Sessions are long, often four hours or more with a lot of walk-ons, so an afternoon session is a gentler introduction than a Saturday night. And fancy dress is normal at the Worlds and the Matchplay, but it is not compulsory and nobody minds if you turn up in a coat.
Also here: the full schedule, world rankings, and the darts guides.
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