Premier League Darts 2027: venues, dates and tickets

Premier League Darts 2027 venues

Choose from all 17 confirmed nights below.

Each UK stop links to our arena guide; the four overseas stops use official information because we do not yet have visitor pages for them.

What the Premier League is

The Premier League is a travelling series rather than one tournament week in the same building. Eight invited players compete in weekly arena nights.

You buy a ticket for the city you want, without needing to follow the tour to enjoy it.

The established 2026 format has 16 league nights, each a mini-knockout: four quarter-finals, two semi-finals and a final. That's seven matches in a normal night.

All eight players start in the quarters, so the opening part introduces the whole field.

Regular-night matches are best of 11 legs: six legs win one. There are no sets to keep track of.

A player who loses their quarter-final is finished for the evening, while the winner of the night has won three games.

League points make each Thursday part of a longer contest. The nightly champion earns five, the runner-up three and each losing semi-finalist two.

Those points build the table across the season; they aren't a count of the legs you watched.

The top four reach the London play-offs. The 2026 Finals Night used two best-of-19-leg semi-finals and a best-of-21 final.

That means first to ten and first to eleven respectively, a longer test than the weekly matches.

The full 2027 invitation list and fixture draw haven't been announced.

The September announcement names Littler and Humphries as headliners; don't mistake the previous eight-player list for the new confirmed field.

Our tournaments guide compares this league with the ranking majors.

The 2026 result and recent champions

Luke Littler won the 2026 Premier League final on 28 May, beating Luke Humphries 11–10 at The O2.

Littler came back from 6–3 down and won the deciding leg, reclaiming the title after Humphries' 2025 victory.

Recent champions

• 2026 — Luke Littler: 11–10 against Luke Humphries, 28 May.
• 2025 — Luke Humphries: 11–8 against Luke Littler, 29 May.
• 2024 — Luke Littler: 11–7 against Luke Humphries, 23 May.
• 2023 — Michael van Gerwen: 11–5 against Gerwyn Price, 25 May.

Tickets and how they sell

Choose the arena first. Each stop has its own official booking link, allocation and venue terms; there isn't one standard ticket that admits you to every Thursday.

Follow the PDC announcement or the named arena to its seller.

Tickets are on general sale where stock remains; availability varies by arena (official seller, checked 8 November 2026).

General sale opened at noon on 22 October 2026, after PDCTV Annual Members (19 October) and PDC and venue pre-sales (20 October).

In 2026 seats cost £40–£70 plus fees; 2027 prices show on the official booking page.

The official 2026 PDC UK price guide was £70 front table, £60 rear table, £45 front tier and £40 rear tier, before fees.

Those are labelled guide figures; the 2027 announcement doesn't publish a new tariff. Compare the actual category map and current seller quote.

Hospitality and ticket-plus-hotel packages include different extras from a standard face-value seat. Check those inclusions before comparing prices.

The ticket and resale guide covers official routes, social-media sellers and payment scams.

What a night feels like

A league night gets moving quickly. The MC introduces the players, walk-on tracks fill the arena and fans join familiar songs.

You'll see a mix of serious score-watchers, birthday groups and people dressed for a big Thursday out.

Arrive before play so the ticket scan, bag search and first drink don't swallow the opening match.

A door time tells you when admission begins, not when the first player throws.

Newcastle's 2027 listing separates 17:30 doors from a 19:00 start; Glasgow currently publishes 18:00 doors without confirmed showtimes.

The quarter-finals offer repeated introductions and a chance to watch everyone. The evening narrows to four players, then two.

If your favourite goes out early, you still have the rest of the mini-tournament to follow.

Use the screens for scores and close-ups, even when the stage looks near. Between matches there's time to talk, cheer and enjoy the room.

While a player is throwing, keep shouting and whistles out of their concentration.

Fancy dress is part of the fun, but it has to fit the seat and venue rules. Think about sitting, carrying a coat and walking from the station.

The first-night guide explains the crowd feel, while our costume advice keeps the outfit practical.

Choose your arena and seat

Pick the city where the whole trip works, rather than only the cheapest ticket.

A nearby arena with an easy return can beat a lower-priced offer that needs a flight and hotel.

The session guide helps compare a single arena night with a multi-day championship.

Tables are our social choice for friends who want the floor setting. Raised seats suit fans who prefer a seated overview.

Front and rear categories change the guide price, but the actual arena plan matters more than copying a block name from another city.

For a stag or hen group, collect the budget and agree who books before pre-sale day. Glasgow limits table orders to six, while its event page says no tiered limit.

That's a Glasgow buying rule, not permission to assume the same ceiling everywhere.

Families should use the chosen arena's admission rules. Glasgow requires an adult aged 18 or over with under-14s; Newcastle's seller says an adult over 18.

The children's guide helps with supervision questions, and the group guide covers money and logistics.

How late it finishes and getting home

Plan a full evening rather than a quick appearance by one player. Newcastle's published 2026 guide gives an approximate 23:00 finish.

It is useful planning context, but Glasgow and Belfast hadn't published their 2027 first-dart and end times when checked.

After play, add time for the crowd to leave and for your walk or local connection. Belfast's parking page warns that a busy-event exit can take about an hour.

A finish on television doesn't put you instantly at the station or on the road.

The three new hubs give specific routes: Glasgow's Exhibition Centre rail connection, Newcastle Central's arena walk and Belfast's Glider and station choices.

Save the dated return itinerary before paying for a non-refundable ticket or room.

If a same-night train is tight, compare staying over. Each hub names Budget, Mid-range and Premium hotels with ordinary Booking.com searches.

Include parking, breakfast and shared transport in the comparison; no fixed February room rate is claimed.

Bring the official mobile ticket in the seller's app and transfer each friend's ticket where supported. A screenshot isn't a substitute for a live rotating ticket.

Keep enough battery for both entry and the journey away.

FAQs

Hotels for your Premier League night

• Ovo Hydro hotel guide
• Utilita Arena Sheffield hotel guide
• Ao Arena Manchester hotel guide
• Utilita Arena Birmingham hotel guide
• First Direct Arena Leeds hotel guide
• Utilita Arena Newcastle hotel guide
• Utilita Arena Cardiff hotel guide
• Ms Bank Arena Liverpool hotel guide
• The O2 Belfast hotel guide
• Motorpoint Arena Nottingham hotel guide

2027 UK nights: ticket checks and hotels

Tickets after general sale

Use each arena’s official seller to check returned tickets. This guide does not recommend secondary-market resellers.

An event-specific AXS Official Resale offer was confirmed for The O2 London.

A platform’s general resale policy does not prove that resale is enabled for every other night.

• Glasgow official ticket route
• Newcastle official ticket route
• Belfast official ticket route
• Cardiff official ticket route
• Nottingham official ticket route
• Brighton official ticket route
• Manchester official ticket route
• Liverpool official ticket route
• Birmingham official ticket route
• Leeds official ticket route
• Aberdeen official ticket route
• Sheffield official ticket route
• London official ticket route

Rooms for your group

Glasgow · 4 February 2027

Rooms for a group of eightA family room for four

London · 27 May 2027

Rooms for a group of eightA family room for four

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PDC official ticket routes

Sport and Music Treble Twenty / Treble Twenty Tier

PDC names Sport and Music as its Premier League hospitality partner.

For London on 27 May 2027, the provider distinguishes floor-table Treble Twenty from Treble Twenty Tier seating.

The named offers include pre-show dining and a limited pre-show bar period. A package does not mean unlimited arena drinks or an included hotel.

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