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Darts venues

By the Off to the Darts team at Does Your Duck Quack? · Last checked 25 October 2026 · How we check our facts

Pick the place as well as the tournament. A seaside ballroom, a holiday resort and a large city arena make very different trips.

This directory covers every venue we’ve built, with the next visit date alongside each name.

Follow the guide for ticket routes, seating, transport and named places to stay.

Multi-session venues have separate event pages; Premier League arenas put the whole Thursday-night plan together.

For the full sequence of dates, open the season calendar.

Find your venue and next event

Make the venue work for you

Need an easy journey after the last double? Compare the hotel location before settling on the room. Bringing children or booking a larger party changes the session choice, too.

The planning guides help you sort those decisions before buying.

For access arrangements, follow the venue’s specific advice rather than borrowing another arena’s rules.

The Alexandra Palace and Blackpool London and Blackpool hotel guides add more detail for those longer visits.

Compare every UK darts venue

UK darts venue directory
VenueCityNext event dateStaysSeats
AldersleyWolverhampton14 November 2026Hotel guideSeating in the visitor guide
Alexandra PalaceLondon11 December 2026Hotel guideSeating comparison
AO ArenaManchester8 April 2027Hotel guideSeating in the visitor guide
Arena MKMilton Keynes28 January 2027Hotel guideSeating in the visitor guide
Brighton CentreBrighton1 April 2027Hotel guideSeating in the visitor guide
Butlin’s MineheadMinehead27 November 2026Hotel guideSeating in the visitor guide
First Direct Bank ArenaLeeds6 May 2027Hotel guideSeating in the visitor guide
Mattioli ArenaLeicester27 September 2027Hotel guideSeating in the visitor guide
Motorpoint ArenaNottingham11 March 2027Hotel guideSeating in the visitor guide
M&S Bank ArenaLiverpool22 April 2027Hotel guideSeating in the visitor guide
OVO HydroGlasgow4 February 2027Hotel guideSeating in the visitor guide
P&J LiveAberdeen13 May 2027Hotel guideSeating in the visitor guide
The O2 BelfastBelfast25 February 2027Hotel guideSeating in the visitor guide
The O2London27 May 2027Hotel guideSeating in the visitor guide
Utilita Arena BirminghamBirmingham29 April 2027Hotel guideSeating in the visitor guide
Utilita Arena CardiffCardiff4 March 2027Hotel guideSeating in the visitor guide
Utilita Arena NewcastleNewcastle18 February 2027Hotel guideSeating in the visitor guide
Utilita Arena SheffieldSheffield20 May 2027Hotel guideSeating in the visitor guide
Winter GardensBlackpool17 July 2027Hotel guideSeating comparison

Choose the kind of darts trip you want

A seaside tournament, a resort weekend and a city arena night call for different plans. Choose the time you want to spend away before comparing the headline event.

A single Thursday can work with an overnight city stay; a multi-session weekend needs a plan for the gaps as well as the matches.

For a seaside trip, think about the hotel’s position, the walk after an evening session and what your group wants to do before play starts.

A room near the venue can simplify the night, while a wider choice of transport may matter more for the journey home the next morning.

For Minehead, begin with the resort darts package and the people sharing it. Check the accommodation layout, arrival arrangements and how meals fit around the sessions.

Outside hotels are useful for extra nights before or after the package; they are a separate accommodation choice.

For a Premier League arena, compare floor tables and raised seats before worrying about restaurants.

Match the actual allocation with your party’s need for a chair, steps and screen views. If anyone needs an accessible place, use the specialist booking route first.

Compare the whole trip rather than the first ticket price you see. Bring admission, travel, hotel, food and parking together in one plan.

Keep cancellation deadlines alongside the bookings and agree how the group will handle changes before one person pays for everyone.

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