How darts tickets work at Ally Pally, which sessions are best value, and how to buy without overpaying. Compare tickets and see the sessions below.
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🎯 The short version
World Darts tickets in 30 seconds
- Sold by the PDC in phases. Early windows open months ahead, often with priority for registered fans, then a general sale.
- Pick the session first. The session you choose changes the price, the atmosphere and how hard it is to get in more than the seat does.
- Evenings and later rounds go first. Afternoons and weekdays are the easiest and cheapest.
- Resale is a real option. Sold-out sessions move to resale, where sellers set the price. Compare before you buy.
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Table seats or tiered seats?
Alexandra Palace sells two very different kinds of seat, and this is the second decision to make after the session.
Table seats — the party
Sold in groups around a table. Highest demand, highest price, and the biggest resale premium. You are paying for the atmosphere more than the view.
Tiered seats — the view
Rows rising back from the stage. More consistent pricing, clearer viewing and easier availability. Better value for most visitors, especially solo fans and pairs.
💡 Not sure where to sit? Our Ally Pally darts seating guide breaks the hall down block by block.
🎫 How to buy
Getting tickets, step by step
1
Choose the session
Decide between atmosphere and value, afternoon or evening, and early rounds or late stages.
2
Register early
Sign up for the official ticket windows so you are in line for early releases where they are offered.
3
Stay flexible on dates
Flexibility is the biggest single thing that improves your chances.
4
Use resale if you miss out
Sold-out sessions move to resale marketplaces such as StubHub. Compare the total price and the seat details before you buy.
💰 Prices
What decides the price
- The session. Afternoon sessions are generally cheaper than evenings, and evenings after the Christmas break carry a premium.
- The stage. Prices climb as the tournament goes on, with the semi-finals and final highest.
- The seat type. Table seats usually cost more than tiered seats.
- Where you buy. Official face value is set by the organiser; resale is set by sellers and moves with demand. Check the total at checkout, including any fees.
We don’t print prices here because they change every year. Check the official listing for face value, then compare any resale price against it.
📈 Sessions
Which sessions are best value?
Best value
Afternoon sessions early in the tournament: lower prices, easier availability and plenty of matches.
Middle ground
Early-evening sessions before Christmas: good atmosphere, manageable prices and strong crowd energy.
Premium
Evening sessions after Christmas and the late rounds: the strongest atmosphere, the highest demand and the biggest resale prices.
📈 Availability
When do sessions sell out?
- Fastest: evening sessions, weekend sessions and the matches after Christmas.
- Slower: early afternoon and weekday sessions.
- Late rounds: quarter-finals onward sell out quickly, and the final is extremely limited.
🔄 Resale
Buying resale without overpaying
If official tickets sell out, resale becomes the main route. Prices for high-demand sessions tend to rise closer to the event, while weekday sessions sometimes see late availability.
- Watch the price over time. Check the same session and seat type so you know what “normal” looks like.
- Skip the peak hype. Semi-finals and the final carry the biggest premiums.
- Compare platforms and fees. Judge on the total, not the listed price.
- Check the listing. Block, seat type, delivery method and the platform’s guarantee.
Groups vs pairs
Table seats are sold in groups, so they suit a group of friends. Solo fans and pairs have an easier time with tiered seating, and splitting a table across unknown groups is uncommon.
💡 The session rule: choosing the wrong session usually matters more than choosing the wrong seat. Afternoon and tiered is the best value; evening and table is the best party.
🧭 Plan the day
Once you have tickets
The venue guide, and every event on at Ally Pally.
The tournament page, with every session and event.
❓ FAQ
How do I buy World Darts Championship tickets?
Tickets are released through the PDC in official sales windows. Book early, especially for evening sessions and the sessions after Christmas.
How much do World Darts Championship tickets cost?
It depends on the session and the seat type. Afternoons are cheaper, evenings and later rounds cost more, and table seats cost more than tiered seats. Check the official listing for current face value.
Are Ally Pally darts tickets hard to get?
Some sessions sell out quickly, especially evenings and the sessions after Christmas. Overall availability is better than for many major London events, and there are lots of sessions to choose from.
Are table seats worth it at the darts?
Table seats give the best atmosphere but not always the best view. They suit groups and a social night out better than focused match watching.
Can I buy resale tickets for the World Darts Championship?
Yes. Resale tickets appear when sessions sell out, but prices move with demand and timing, so compare the total price on more than one platform.