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Getting World Darts Championship tickets is more accessible than most major London sporting events — but only if you understand how demand actually works.
Unlike football finals or Wimbledon, there are multiple sessions across multiple days. That creates more opportunities, but also more variation in pricing, availability and experience.
This guide explains:
- How tickets are released
- Pricing by session type
- Table vs tiered seat value
- When tickets sell out
- How resale behaves
For event overview and session selection, see:/world-darts-championship-london-guide/
For seat selection and layout, see:/alexandra-palace-darts-seating-guide/
For travel planning, see:/alexandra-palace-transport-guide/
How World Darts Championship Tickets Are Sold
Tickets are released in phases by the PDC (Professional Darts Corporation).
Initial Release
- Early ticket windows open months in advance
- Priority access may be given to registered users or members
- Popular sessions sell quickly
General Sale
- Remaining tickets are released publicly
- High-demand sessions (evenings, post-Christmas) often sell out rapidly
Key Reality
Unlike Wembley finals, tickets do exist — but not for every session equally.
World Darts Championship Ticket Prices
Ticket prices vary depending on:
- Session (afternoon vs evening)
- Stage of tournament
- Seat type (table vs tiered)
Typical Price Structure
- Afternoon sessions → lower pricing
- Evening sessions → higher pricing
- Post-Christmas → premium pricing
- Semi-finals & final → highest pricing
Table seats are usually priced higher than tiered seating due to demand and experience.
Prices increase as the tournament progresses.
Ally Pally Darts Tickets: Table vs Tiered Pricing
Table Seats (Premium Experience)
- Highest demand
- Group-focused (sold in tables)
- Priced higher, especially for evening sessions
You are paying for atmosphere, not just proximity.
Tiered Seating (Better Value)
- More consistent pricing
- Better viewing clarity
- Easier availability
For many visitors, tiered seats provide better overall value.
For a full breakdown of where to sit, see:/alexandra-palace-darts-seating-guide/
Best Sessions for Ticket Value
Best Value Sessions
Afternoon sessions (early tournament)
Why:
- Lower pricing
- Easier availability
- Strong number of matches
Mid-Tier Value
Early evening sessions (pre-Christmas)
- Good atmosphere
- Manageable pricing
- Strong crowd energy
Premium Sessions
Post-Christmas evening sessions
- Highest demand
- Strongest atmosphere
- Increased resale pricing
When World Darts Championship Tickets Sell Out
Sell-out patterns follow a predictable structure.
Fastest to Sell
- Evening sessions
- Weekend sessions
- Post-Christmas matches
Slower to Sell
- Early afternoon sessions
- Weekday sessions
Final Stages
- Quarter-finals onward sell out quickly
- Final is extremely limited
Understanding this helps you target realistic sessions.
World Darts Championship Resale Tickets
If official tickets sell out, resale becomes active.
How Resale Behaves
- Prices rise closer to event for high-demand sessions
- Late availability sometimes appears for weekday sessions
- Table seats carry the highest resale premium
Strategy
- Monitor resale closer to event date
- Avoid peak hype (semi-finals/final) unless necessary
- Compare multiple platforms
Resale is viable — but pricing varies significantly.
How to Secure Tickets (Step-by-Step Strategy)
Step 1: Choose the Right Session
Decide:
- Atmosphere vs value
- Afternoon vs evening
- Early tournament vs late stages
Step 2: Register Early
Ensure access to early ticket releases where possible.
Step 3: Be Flexible
Flexibility on dates increases success rate significantly.
Step 4: Use Resale Strategically
If tickets are unavailable:
- Monitor closer to the event
- Look for weekday sessions
- Avoid emotional overpaying
Group Bookings & Table Strategy
Table seats are typically sold in groups.
If you are attending:
- As a group → tables make sense
- Solo or pair → tiered seating is easier
Splitting tables across unknown groups is uncommon.
Unique Differentiator: The “Session Over Seat” Rule
Most people focus on seat type.
The smarter approach:
Session matters more than seat.
Example:
- Afternoon + tiered → better value + clear view
- Evening + table → best atmosphere
- Late-stage + any seat → premium experience
Choosing the wrong session matters more than choosing the wrong seat.
The Reality Check
- Not every session feels the same
- Table seats are not always “better”
- Prices rise based on demand, not just proximity
- You do not need finals tickets to enjoy the event
Understanding this avoids overspending.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I buy World Darts Championship tickets?
Tickets are released through the PDC via official sales windows. Early booking is recommended, particularly for evening and post-Christmas sessions.
How much do World Darts Championship tickets cost?
Prices vary depending on session and seat type. Afternoon sessions are cheaper, while evening sessions and later rounds carry higher pricing. Table seats are more expensive than tiered seating.
Are Ally Pally darts tickets hard to get?
Some sessions sell out quickly, especially evening and post-Christmas sessions. However, overall availability is better than many major London sporting events.
Are table seats worth it at the darts?
Table seats offer the best atmosphere but not always the best view. They are ideal for groups and social experiences rather than focused match viewing.
Can I buy resale tickets for the World Darts Championship?
Yes. Resale tickets are available if sessions sell out, but prices can fluctuate depending on demand and timing.