It’s official 🙌 Received my invite for the @DartsWDF World Championships at Lakeside. Draw is being done on 7th December and tickets are on sale now! Matches to be screened by Eurosport and the WDF YouTube channel. Starting 1st Jan - 9th Jan.
Tickets for the 2022 Lakeside WDF World Championship are now on sale ahead of the return to the illustrious venue in January.
Action will return to 'The Home of World Darts' from Saturday 1st to Sunday 9th January 2022 with WDF hosting their inaugural edition after the demise of the BDO who left Frimley Green in their final year for the Indigo at the O2.
Click here to buy your tickets for the return to Lakeside which will also be shown live on Eurosport and Discovery Plus.
The field has now been confirmed ahead of the tournament led by Brian Raman (top seed), Wayne Warren, Richard Veenstra and Martin Adams on the men's side.
As well as intriguing stories such as 14-year-old prodigy Luke Littler and rising talents such as 'The Dutch Dragon' Jules van Dongen who has surged to become one of the top seeds for the inaugural edition.
On the Women's side we have Deta Hedman, Mikuru Suzuki, Anastasia Dobromyslova, Aileen de Graaf and Beau Greaves among others with the draw set for December 7th. They will battle for a record breaking prize fund and £25,000 first prize at Lakeside this year.
Starting on New Years Day, there are many different price points for these tickets including packages featuring accommodation on site.
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