Wales face Fiji, Australia and World Champions South Africa on consecutive weekends in November.
Fans purchasing their Wales tickets directly from local rugby clubs can help the club earn commission in the process and there’s an added bonus for the club’s young players this season.
The three clubs bringing the biggest contingent of fans to Principality Stadium and placing the most ticket orders by 23.59 on Wednesday 4 September will win the opportunity for 30 of their mini and junior players – boys and girls – to join the teams at one of Wales Autumn Nations Series fixtures and line up with them for the anthems.
One club will be allocated to each of Wales’s three matches in November. Full terms and conditions available here.
All money raised through ticket sales is reinvested back into rugby in Wales.
Welsh Rugby Union community director, Geraint John, said of the initiative: “We always recommend that fans buy their Wales tickets directly from local clubs to help support and grow grassroots rugby.
“We’re delighted to be able to offer this incredible opportunity for these young people to experience that ultimate matchday dream and walk alongside their favourite players on the hallowed pitch of Principality Stadium”.
WALES’ 2024 AUTUMN NATIONS SERIES FIXTURES
Sunday 10 November: Wales v Fiji
Principality Stadium
KO 13:40 GMT
Sunday 17 November: Wales v Australia
Principality Stadium
KO 16.10 GMT
Saturday 23 November: Wales v South Africa
Principality Stadium
KO 17:40 GMT
TICKET DETAILS
With the newest half-price concession available to young fans who are under 18, previously only available to under 17’s, tickets to watch Wales take on Fiji start from only £10. Adult tickets for this match across the three categories at £20, £30 and £40, meaning a family of four (two adults and two children) can attend a rugby international at Principality Stadium from £60.
Tickets to Wales v Australia are priced at £30, £40 and £60 for adults, which works out as £15, £20 and £30 for the U18s concessions across each category.
The culmination of the series sees Wales take on World Champions South Africa on Saturday 23rd November (KO 17:40) in what will be their second match this year to close a huge Autumn Nations Series 2024. This fixture will also help mark the stadium’s 25th year, having opened in the summer of 1999 with a match against South Africa as Wales celebrated their first victory against the Springboks.
Tickets to this anniversary match are priced at £50, £70 and £90 for adults and £25, £35 and £45 for U18s. Fans will also be able to purchase tickets within the AFZ (Alcohol-Free Zone) for all three games at CAT C prices.
