🎯 128 players but only 1 winner. The best darts players on the planet are set to battle it out for the big one aka the 2025/2026 PDC World Championship at Alexandra Palace.
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The most eagerly anticipated tournament in darts returns to north London with the world’s greatest players competing for a record £5 million in prize money and the coveted Sid Waddell Trophy. PDC World Championship tickets are hot property, see below for the latest information.
Alexandra Palace is the place to be for a festive feast of darts taking place Thursday 11 December-Saturday 3 January. The biggest names from the world of darts are set to take part. Including defending champion and world No.2 Luke Littler (main picture above) who produced a sensational display averaging 102 to defeat Michael van Gerwen 7-3 in the January 2025 final.
Also due on the oche is world No.1 Luke Humphries who won the title in January 2024 beating a then 16-year-old Luke Littler 7-4 in a compelling final. Humphries roared back from 4-2 down, winning five sets in a row.
The 33rd staging of this festive feast of darts is set to be the biggest ever. The 2025/2026 World Darts Championship will have an expanded 128-player field competing for a £5 million prize fund.
Who will get their hands on the famous trophy and clinch a record first prize of £1,000,000? It promises to be a memorable three weeks of action at the famous Ally Pally to find out.
PDC WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP TICKETS, TIMINGS & TRAVEL
🎟️ PDC World Championship tickets (table and tier) for 2025/2026 will go on sale later this year. Sign up above for more ticket news when announced by the PDC.
🎫 Hospitality packages for 2025/2026 are available. Complete the short form below for package/price information.
🎯 Sessions start: 7pm on the opening night (Thursday 11 December). Thereafter ahead of Christmas break there are two sessions (afternoon from 12.30pm and evening from 7pm) each day. After the break evening sessions will start at 7pm.
Note: Session times are subject to change.
🚊🚗 Travel tips: The nearest overground railway station is Alexandra Palace at the Wood Green entrance to the park. The station is on the Great Northern line with a service from Moorgate and King’s Cross. The nearest tube station is Wood Green on the Piccadilly line. This has a journey time of 20 minutes from Piccadilly Circus. Exit the station and go to bus stop A to pick the up the W3 bus to Alexandra Palace. The W3 bus runs from Finsbury Park and Tottenham directly to the venue. If driving, the East Court car park is open most days. There are 1,200 parking spaces available. A car parking charge system is in operation. There are bicycle racks in the East Court car park. For more information see the Alexandra Palace ‘Getting Here’ guide.
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