Ticket information has been released ahead of the 2022 Premier League Darts with fans set to return in full for the new season after behind closed doors became the norm for the weekly tournament.
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As usual, played over 17 nights from February to May, darts' biggest stars will compete for the title currently held by Jonny Clayton as well as the £855,000 in prize money.
Ticket windows will return for dates at Cardiff, Liverpool, Exeter, Brighton, Nottingham, Aberdeen and Dublin with PDCTV Annual Members getting first dibs on Monday November 15 at 12pm GMT.
A priority window will follow on Tuesday November 16, before General Sale starts on Wednesday November 17.
Tickets have been carried over for rescheduled nights at Belfast, Berlin, Rotterdam, Birmingham, Leeds, Manchester, Glasgow, Sheffield, London and Newcastle with all remaining tickets returning to sale from the over 75,000 sold.
2022 Cazoo Premier League Schedule
Night 1 - Thursday February 3 - Motorpoint Arena, Cardiff
Night 2 - Thursday February 10 - M&S Bank Arena, Liverpool
Night 3 - Thursday February 17 - SSE Arena, Belfast
Night 4 - Thursday February 24 - Mercedes-Benz Arena, Berlin
Night 5 - Thursday March 3 - Westpoint Exeter
Night 6 - Thursday March 10 - The Brighton Centre
Night 7 - Thursday March 17 - Motorpoint Arena, Nottingham
Night 8 - Thursday March 24 - Rotterdam Ahoy
Night 9 - Thursday March 31 - Utilita Arena Birmingham
Night 10 - Thursday April 7 - First Direct Arena, Leeds
Night 11 - Thursday April 14 - AO Arena, Manchester
Night 12 - Thursday April 21 - P&J Live, Aberdeen
Night 13 - Thursday April 28 - 3Arena, Dublin
Night 14 - Thursday May 5 - OVO Arena, Glasgow
Night 15 - Thursday May 12 - Utilita Arena, Sheffield
Night 16 - Thursday May 19 - The O2, London
Play-Offs - Thursday May 26 - Utilita Arena Newcastle
Night 1 - Thursday February 3 - Motorpoint Arena, Cardiff
Night 2 - Thursday February 10 - M&S Bank Arena, Liverpool
Night 3 - Thursday February 17 - SSE Arena, Belfast
Night 4 - Thursday February 24 - Mercedes-Benz Arena, Berlin
Night 5 - Thursday March 3 - Westpoint Exeter
Night 6 - Thursday March 10 - The Brighton Centre
Night 7 - Thursday March 17 - Motorpoint Arena, Nottingham
Night 8 - Thursday March 24 - Rotterdam Ahoy
Night 9 - Thursday March 31 - Utilita Arena Birmingham
Night 10 - Thursday April 7 - First Direct Arena, Leeds
Night 11 - Thursday April 14 - AO Arena, Manchester
Night 12 - Thursday April 21 - P&J Live, Aberdeen
Night 13 - Thursday April 28 - 3Arena, Dublin
Night 14 - Thursday May 5 - OVO Arena, Glasgow
Night 15 - Thursday May 12 - Utilita Arena, Sheffield
Night 16 - Thursday May 19 - The O2, London
Play-Offs - Thursday May 26 - Utilita Arena Newcastle
Ticket Prices
UK Venues
Front Table Tickets £48
Rear Table Tickets £40 (all venues except Leeds)
Tiered Seat Tickets £25
UK Venues
Front Table Tickets £48
Rear Table Tickets £40 (all venues except Leeds)
Tiered Seat Tickets £25
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Dublin, Rotterdam and Berlin
Front Table Tickets €56
Rear Table Tickets €49 (all venues except Dublin)
Tiered Seat Tickets €31
Front Table Tickets €56
Rear Table Tickets €49 (all venues except Dublin)
Tiered Seat Tickets €31
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