Rugby tickets guide

How to buy tickets safely

1. Choose the match and confirm the venue, date and competition on an official site.
2. Follow the official team's, competition's or venue's ticket link.
3. Check sale windows, membership presales, seating maps, ticket limits and age policies.
4. Review delivery method, refund and postponement rules, accessibility, transport and stadium entry policies.
5. Use only the official box office or a resale platform explicitly authorised by the event organiser.

All Blacks tickets — New Zealand

Start at the official All Blacks website or New Zealand Rugby. Follow their match announcements to the authorised ticket seller. Popular tests may use member presales, ballots or staged releases; check the specific event.

Wallabies tickets — Australia

Start at Rugby Australia and follow the official match ticket link. Confirm the stadium, entry conditions and public transport plan before purchasing.

Springboks, England and USA tickets

Use the official team or union website: Springboks, England Rugby and USA Rugby. For away tests, use the host union or venue's official ticket office.

Club, league and tournament tickets

Ticket scams to avoid

• Unusually cheap tickets or sellers demanding payment by gift card or cryptocurrency.
• Social media sellers who will not use the authorised transfer system.
• Copied screenshots or PDF tickets where the venue uses rotating digital barcodes.
• Resale sites not named by the official event organiser.

Ticket prices, availability, sale windows and resale rules change. This guide is informational, not a ticket seller or guarantee of availability.