E-tickets | Stade de France, Paris | Six Nations 2027

France vs Wales in Paris is one of those fixtures where the city does as much work as the rugby. Welsh supporters travel well and make themselves heard at the Stade de France — which is a large enough ground that you'd think the noise would dissipate, but it doesn't. The French crowd fills the lower tiers and the combination of both sets of supporters makes it louder than expected.

If you're considering a Paris Six Nations weekend, France vs Wales is a good entry point — more accessible in terms of ticket availability than France vs England, but the same city, the same stadium, and the same pre and post-match Paris experience. Customers who've done both tend to rate the France vs Wales atmosphere as underrated.

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M-tickets | Aviva Stadium, Dublin | Six Nations 2027

Ireland vs England in Dublin is the fixture we get asked about most. It goes first, it goes fast, and every year we have customers who left it a week too long. If this is on your list, this page is the right place to be.

The Aviva holds around 51,000. That's small by Six Nations standards, and with Ireland having been the top-ranked team in the world for several years, the demand from both sets of supporters consistently outstrips what's available. Irish fans fill the ground and Dublin fills around it — most people who've done this trip have turned it into a long weekend, which the city handles well.

Customers who've been to Aviva for Ireland vs England tell us two things consistently: the noise from kick-off is immediate and doesn't let up, and the post-match in Dublin is worth staying for regardless of the result. We hear both from English fans who went expecting a hostile environment and found it wasn't, and from Irish fans who've done it more than once and keep coming back.

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M-tickets | Aviva Stadium, Dublin | Six Nations 2027

Ireland vs France at the Aviva is a fixture that carries weight in both directions. Ireland have been among the top ranked sides in the world for several years. France are perennial contenders and bring their own set of supporters to Dublin. The Aviva holds around 51,000 and it fills — the combination of Irish home support and the French contingent who make the trip creates a particular atmosphere that both sets of fans tend to mention.

Dublin on a Six Nations weekend is well-rehearsed by now. The pubs around Ballsbridge and the city centre fill from mid-morning, the walk to the Aviva along Lansdowne Road is part of the day, and the post-match options are straightforward whether you're celebrating or not. Most customers turn Ireland vs France into at least one overnight stay. The city handles it well.

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E-tickets | Stadio Olimpico, Rome | Six Nations 2027

Italy vs France in Rome is a fixture that rewards the people who book it. French supporters travel to Rome in reasonable numbers — it's not the logistical challenge that following France to some cities can be — and the Stadio Olimpico has enough atmosphere when the crowd is engaged. Italy vs France has been closer in recent editions than the historical record would suggest, which makes it more watchable than it used to be.

The practical case for the Rome trip is straightforward: tickets are more accessible than the northern venues, the city makes the trip easy to justify, and February in Rome is a reasonable time of year to be there. Customers who've done Italy home fixtures in Rome tell us consistently that the combination works better than they expected.

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E-tickets | Stadio Olimpico, Rome | Six Nations 2027

Italy vs Ireland in Rome is the fixture that customers who've done it tend to mention unprompted when we speak to them. Ireland are among the top ranked sides in the world and bring a large travelling support — which creates an unusual dynamic at the Stadio Olimpico where the Irish contingent is loud enough to fill the silences. The Italian support has also grown more vocal in recent years as the team has improved.

Rome in February is mild by northern European standards. The Stadio Olimpico is an open-air ground built for the 1960 Olympics — an impressive setting with a lot of history in the walls. The Prati neighbourhood near the stadium fills with supporters before kick-off. Customers who've combined this fixture with two or three days in Rome consistently tell us it was better than they expected.

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E-tickets | Stadio Olimpico, Rome | Six Nations 2027

Italy vs Wales in Rome closes out the Italian home programme in 2027. Wales have been rebuilding and Italy have been improving — which means this fixture has genuine uncertainty around it in a way it didn't a few years ago. For supporters wanting to see a Six Nations match in Rome, Italy vs Wales is the most accessible entry point of the three Italian home fixtures in terms of ticket availability and price.

The Stadio Olimpico sits beside the Tiber in northern Rome. The setting is impressive — it's an open-air ground with a lot of history — and the Prati neighbourhood nearby is well set up for match day. Welsh supporters are known for travelling and singing, both of which translate well to Rome.

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E-tickets | Murrayfield Stadium, Edinburgh | Six Nations 2027

Scotland vs Ireland at Murrayfield is one we see repeat customers come back for specifically. Both sides tend to bring strong squads and motivated support, and Murrayfield on a big occasion generates a noise level that people who haven't been there for a major fixture tend not to expect. The Flower of Scotland before kick-off is the moment most first-timers mention afterwards.

Dublin and Edinburgh are rival cities in the context of this fixture and the banter between supporters is good-natured enough that mixed parties tend to enjoy the day regardless of the result. Edinburgh is walkable and the pubs around the city centre are straightforward to navigate. Most customers turn this one into a full weekend in the city.

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E-tickets | Murrayfield Stadium, Edinburgh | Six Nations 2027

Scotland vs Italy at Murrayfield is one of the more accessible fixtures in the Six Nations 2027 in terms of ticket availability, and one that gets underestimated. Italy have been improving steadily — they beat Wales in the 2022 Six Nations and have shown they can compete against the northern hemisphere sides more consistently than they used to. The game itself tends to be freer-running than some of the more attritional fixtures in the tournament.

Murrayfield is worth going to regardless of the fixture. The ground, the walk in from the city, the atmosphere in Edinburgh on a match day — all of it holds up whether you're watching the Calcutta Cup or a mid-table fixture. Customers who've been there for the first time on a Scotland vs Italy ticket have come back for the bigger games afterwards.

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E-tickets | Murrayfield Stadium, Edinburgh | Six Nations 2027

Scotland vs Wales at Murrayfield is a fixture that tends to produce close matches and doesn't always get the attention it deserves. Both sides are capable of beating each other on the day, and the atmosphere at Murrayfield for a Six Nations match is consistent regardless of which opponent is visiting. Welsh supporters travel to Edinburgh in good numbers and tend to make a weekend of it.

Edinburgh works well as a short break. The Old Town, the pubs around the Grassmarket and the Canongate, the stadium walkable from the city centre — it all comes together easily on a Six Nations weekend. Customers who've done this one specifically as a way to see Murrayfield for the first time without the pressure of a sold-out Calcutta Cup fixture have found it a good introduction to the ground.

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M-tickets | Principality Stadium, Cardiff | Six Nations 2027

Wales vs England at the Principality is the one customers tend to book without much deliberation. The fixture sells itself. Cardiff on a Six Nations weekend has a particular energy, the Principality's retractable roof goes closed for evening matches, and the noise level when it does is something that customers who've been there once mention unprompted when we speak to them afterwards.

The stadium is five minutes walk from Cardiff Central station, which is unusual for a ground that size — it makes the day straightforward in terms of logistics. The city centre pubs and the Hayes fill from mid-morning. Welsh supporters are vocal and well-organised in a way that makes the pre-match as much of an event as the game itself. English fans are welcomed without issue, which is something customers tell us they didn't fully expect the first time.

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M-tickets | Principality Stadium, Cardiff | Six Nations 2027

Wales vs Ireland is one of the quieter fixtures in terms of how much persuading people need to book it. Both nations take their rugby seriously and both sets of supporters travel well. Cardiff is five minutes from the train station, the Principality's closed roof amplifies the noise to a level that catches people off guard, and the city itself is set up for a match day in a way that makes the whole thing straightforward.

Customers who've done this fixture tell us the atmosphere inside the ground when the roof goes closed is the thing they remember most. Wales vs Ireland is not as high-profile as Wales vs England but it consistently delivers a better match — which is something we hear regularly from people who've done both.

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