Rugby World Cup

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Below, you'll find options for 28 upcoming Rugby World Cup events, with prices getting started at $33. Get your Rugby World Cup tickets via SeatPick today.

Upcoming Rugby World Cup Events

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About Rugby World Cup Tickets 2026/27

Rugby World Cup 2023 Guide

Four years ago, South Africa eased past England to win the 2019 Rugby World Cup in Japan and, in the process, equalled the All Blacks by securing their third title.

Now it's France's turn to host the prestigious tournament, and millions will flock to the country to get their taste of the action, from the opening match between France and New Zealand at the Stade de France on the 8th of September to the final some six weeks later on October 28th.

The following countries will be taking part in the 2023 Rugby World Cup and details of the pool phase.

Nations Taking Part at the Rugby World Cup 2023

Pool A

  • New Zealand
  • France
  • Italy
  • Uruguay
  • Namibia

Pool B

  • South Africa
  • Ireland
  • Scotland
  • Tonga
  • Romania

Pool C

  • Wales
  • Australia
  • Fiji
  • Georgia
  • Portugal

Pool D

  • England
  • Japan
  • Argentina
  • Samoa
  • Chile

The 2023 Rugby World Cup is the tenth edition of the tournament and will take place in September and October 2023. The tournament kicks off with France vs New Zealand, a match that is of huge interest due to the respective size of the two Rugby Union superpowers.

England Rugby

The opening weekend of the tournament also sees the 2019 runner-up England take on Argentina, a match that will be of great interest to fans of the nation who will be looking to purchase tickets and hotel accommodation for all their matches, which will be dictated by whether they finish top of their pool or in a runner up pool position.

Scotland and Wales

Fans of Scotland will be very keen to get their hands on tickets for their opener against South Africa, which takes place in Marseille, whereas Wales start with an easier clash against Fiji in Bordeaux.

Ireland Face Tough Group

Andy Farrell's Ireland face two mammoth clashes against South Africa and Scotland, and there will be an epic fight between the three nations as they seek to take the two spots that will secure passage to the knockout phase.

Rugby World Cup 2023 How it Works

There are four groups of five teams from the outset, and the teams that finish in the top two places will secure a place in the quarter-final stage, which is scheduled for October 14th and 15th.

The Semi-finals then take place on the 20th and 21st of October and the final on the 28th of October, with the perfunctory Bronze final being played on the 27th of October.

The organizers of the World Cup have cleverly scheduled matches for Wednesday to Sunday to maximize attendance, and each city will see double-header weekends to help really build up the atmosphere across the country.

Rugby World Cup 2023 Stadiums

Paris is very much the host city for the Rugby World Cup, but there are a total of nine cities that will be hosting games from the pool phases to the knockout phase, and details of the stadiums are below.

Stadiums

Paris - Pride of Place

Paris's Stade de France will host most of the key pool phase matches as well as both semi-final games and, of course, the Rugby World Cup final. That will make tickets for the prized venue, which has by far the largest capacity, particularly prized assets, and SeatPick can help get you there, cheering your nation on to glory!

Rugby World Cup 2023 - Who Will Win?

Having won the Six Nations in impressive fashion, Fabien Galthie's France are the major favourites to lift the Rugby World Cup trophy at the Stade de France. New Zealand, always a force to be reckoned with, are the next nation when it comes to the likely winners, and they are then closely followed by the likes of South Africa, England, Ireland, and Australia.

Frequently Asked Questions about Rugby World Cup tickets

Is it safe to buy Rugby World Cup tickets on SeatPick?

Yes. SeatPick gathers Rugby World Cup tickets exclusively from trusted providers who have passed our rigorous vetting process. Each ticket on our platform comes with a 100% or more money-back guarantee.

How to buy Rugby World Cup tickets?

SeatPick is the best place to search and buy Rugby World Cup tickets. We work with the internet's most trusted ticket sites to provide supporters with a wide variety of options. Follow these simple steps to secure your seat in the stands:

  1. Make your way to the top of the page and select the Rugby World Cup clash of your choice.
  2. Specify how many tickets you're looking for and then browse all the available options. Sort the listings by price or use our filters to focus your search towards a specific location within the stadium.
  3. Choose a Rugby World Cup ticket that meets your requirements and proceed to checkout to complete your booking.

Browse tickets for 28 future Rugby World Cup events on SeatPick, with prices ranging from $33 to $50,128.

How much are Rugby World Cup tickets?

Rugby World Cup tickets vary in price depending on which game you want to go to and where you want to sit. At SeatPick, we have data that can provide you with some valuable insights regarding ticket costs. Fans can currently find Rugby World Cup tickets on our platform starting from $33. Meanwhile, the average listing on SeatPick is priced at $834.

How to buy cheap Rugby World Cup tickets?

It's always a good idea to visit SeatPick when trying to secure cheap Rugby World Cup tickets. We gather options from a variety of trusted ticket sites to ensure fans can track down the best Rugby World Cup deals online.

As of today, the most affordable Rugby World Cup fixture on our platform is Wales Rugby vs Zimbabwe national rugby union team | Rugby World Cup - Group Stage, with ticket prices kicking off at $33. The game will be hosted by Adelaide Oval on the date Oct 2, 2027, with the cheapest tickets located in Category 5 Zone area.

Are Rugby World Cup tickets cheaper last-minute?

Waiting until the last minute for Rugby World Cup tickets can be risky - prices may fall to clear inventory or they can spike due to low availability. You can use SeatPick to compare listings and track how ticket costs fluctuate. Booking early usually comes with greater availability, with no guarantee that resale prices will fall later.

Will Rugby World Cup tickets purchased on SeatPick be seated together?

Yes. When searching for Rugby World Cup tickets through SeatPick, seating options are grouped together by default, so you can book with confidence. For a full view of all the available listings - including seats that aren’t together - disable the ‘Seated Together’ filter on the event page.

Can I buy Rugby World Cup tickets for groups or large parties?

Absolutely. SeatPick doesn’t impose a fixed limit on how many Rugby World Cup tickets fans can purchase. Specify how many tickets you require on the event page to view all the matching listings. Seat availability varies for each event - we’re dependent on what our providers have in stock.

When is the next Rugby World Cup game?

The next Rugby World Cup event will be Australia Rugby vs Hong Kong Rugby | Rugby World Cup - Group Stage on Oct 1, 2027. Today on SeatPick, you can find 2,743 tickets for this fixture.

When do Rugby World Cup tickets go on sale?

Rugby World Cup tickets go on sale soon after the schedule is revealed. At SeatPick, we aim to present supporters with an unparalleled number of ticket options. At your fingertips today, you'll find 43,339 Rugby World Cup tickets to choose from on our platform.

What happens if a game’s kick-off time or date is changed?

Any tickets bought via SeatPick will still be valid if the Rugby World Cup match date or kick-off time is moved. No action is necessary on your part - the tickets will work as normal for the revised time and date.

When is the best time to arrive for Rugby World Cup games?

It's recommended to arrive at Rugby World Cup games approximately one hour before the match kicks off. This is more than enough time to get through security, find your seat, and soak up the pre-match atmosphere. Getting there early will ensure you avoid the big queues, which are common as kick-off time nears.