24 February 24 Six Nations Ireland v Wales ,Aviva Stadium

Pitchwelsh6843

Hi Guys, I’m 65 next year , looking to complete my visits to all 6 nations grounds. Only Aviva to go. Any suggestions how I can get tickets , greatly appreciated. Many thanks. Mark .

Sanjuro

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/2058314514/24-february-24-six-nations-ireland-v-wales-aviva-stadium

I've always found best bet is to join the supporters club and get access to the early sale.

Edit: Just noticed you're from Wales, so that probably isn't a goer for you! For away games, I've had success with packages put together by travel agents. Not sure if that helps!

penybont exile

It's easier to get tickets for the Ireland v Wales 6N match from your local club [in Wales]. The WRU get an allocation which the clubs can access.

Lost Ormond

Yeah get on to your local club in Wales and do it quickly as applications for away internationals is usually early enough.

Gussoe

I inquired about Six Nations tickets from my local club and they said they get a very limited allocation of 6N tickets and they are all pre booked by members.

Would it be crazy for my brother in law to book flights to Ireland (flying from USA) anticpating that we can get tickets?

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/121195384#Comment_121195384

Yes. They can be very hard to get but the home games this year are Scotland, Wales and Italy which might not have the same demand as England / France and the extra home game will mean more availability generally.

Factor in that we'll have just won the World Cup so interest will be significant.

SaoPaulo41

Wrong thread

Gussoe

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/121195534#Comment_121195534

what about the Away games?

Harder again to get tickets?

stephen_n

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/121196759#Comment_121196759

We are playing France in Marseille, which means 15,000 less tickets than normal. Twickenham is always difficult but there are public sales. You could always try get a package though.