Don’t Miss Out: Premier League Darts 2026 Tickets Go on Sale in October
PDCWednesday, 01 October 2025 at 16:00
Tickets for the 2026 Premier League Darts will go on sale in October, with PDCTV subscribers receiving exclusive early access from Monday, 20 October. Two days later, general sale begins — and, as ever, demand is expected to be sky-high. Interest in the event has only grown since the 2025 edition saw a record-breaking crowd of 14,000 passionate fans pack into London’s O2 Arena.
The Premier League has long been regarded as the PDC’s flagship event. Each year, eight of the sport’s biggest stars embark on a 16-week tour across the UK and Europe, with a different host city taking centre stage every Thursday night. The roadshow culminates in late May with the Finals Night in London – a true highlight of the darts calendar.
The 2026 schedule includes a notable first: on Thursday, 12 February, the Premier League will head to Belgium for the very first time. Antwerp’s AFAS Dome will host Night Two of the competition, marking the country’s debut in the prestigious tournament. For Belgian fans, it’s a rare chance to experience world-class darts up close – and if previous events in Rotterdam and Berlin are anything to go by, continental Europe is more than ready to embrace the tour.
Running from early February to late May, the Premier League format features weekly mini knock-out tournaments, with points awarded each night. The format keeps the tension high throughout the season. After 16 nights of action, the top four players on the table qualify for the decisive Finals Night at London’s O2 Arena, which in 2026 will take place on Thursday 28 May.
Staggered Ticket Sales – Don’t Miss Out
Fans hoping to attend in 2026 will need to act quickly. As in previous years, ticket sales will be rolled out in three phases:
Phase 1: PDCTV Annual Members
Early access opens at 12:00 (GMT) on Monday, 20 October. To qualify, your annual subscription must be active by 23:59 on Sunday, 5 October.
Phase 2: PDC Pre-Sale
Begins at 12:00 (GMT) on Tuesday, 21 October, open to fans who pre-register for free. Registration for this window closes at 23:59 on Friday, 17 October.
Phase 3: General Sale
Starts at 12:00 (GMT) on Wednesday 22 October, subject to remaining availability.
Should any remain after that, general sales will begin on Wednesday, October 22, at 12:00. However, experience shows that the most popular nights are often sold out before then.
Experience shows that the most popular nights often sell out before general sale begins – so early registration is strongly advised for those keen to secure their spot.
Calendar Premier League Darts 2026
Night 1 - Utilita Arena, Newcastle - Thursday, Feb. 5
Night 2 - AFAS Dome, Antwerp - Thursday, Feb. 12
Night 3 - OVO Hydro, Glasgow - Thursday, Feb. 19
Night 4 - SSE Arena, Belfast - Thursday, Feb. 26
Night 5 - Utilita Arena, Cardiff - Thursday, March 5.
Night 6 - Motorpoint Arena, Nottingham - Thursday, March 12
Night 7 - 3Arena, Dublin - Thursday, March 19
Night 8 - Uber Arena, Berlin - Thursday, March 26
Night 9 - AO Arena, Manchester - Thursday, April 2
Night 10 - Brighton Centre, Brighton - Thursday, April 9
Night 11 - Rotterdam Ahoy, Rotterdam - Thursday, April 16
Night 12 - M&S Bank Arena, Liverpool - Thursday, April 23.
Night 13 - P&J Live, Aberdeen - Thursday, April 30.
Night 14 - First Direct Arena, Leeds - Thursday, May 7
Night 15 - Utilita Arena, Birmingham - Thursday, May 14
Night 16 - Utilita Arena, Sheffield - Thursday, May 21
Finals Night - The O2, London - Thursday, May 28
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