The 2026 Guinness Women’s Six Nations Wales v Scotland Fixture
is being held at the Principality Stadium on the 11th of April 2026, with KO at 16:40.
When are tickets on sale for the 2026 Guinness Women’s Six
Nations Wales v Scotland Fixture?
The tickets for the 2026 Guinness Women’s Six Nations Wales
v Scotland Fixture are on sale on the 20th of August 2025. Click here to buy your
tickets.
What are the prices of the Tickets?
Women’s Wales v Scotland 2026 Ticket
Pricing
| A | B | C | AFZ | Concessions |
Wales v Scotland 11/04/26 | £20 | £15 | £10 | £7.50 | U18’s & Students ½ Price |
An additional £1 booking fee per ticket and £1 delivery fee per
transaction is applied at checkout.
When will I receive my tickets?
Tickets will be sent no later than 7 days before each
fixture via the Principality Stadium Ticketing App.
Where can I purchase tickets for the 2026 Guinness Women’s
Six Nations Wales v Scotland Fixture?
Tickets for the 2026 Guinness Women’s Six Nations Wales v
Scotland Fixture can be purchased from the following list of retailers:
- WRU Online Ticket office – www.wru.wales/tickets
- WRU Ticket Office – located above the WRU Store on
Westgate Street
- Your local rugby club
2026 Guinness Women’s Six Nations Wales v Scotland Fixture
- Accessible Ticketing Information
Principality Stadium Makes Access More Inclusive with
Nimbus Disability's Access Card.
We are delighted to announce that we are now working with
Nimbus Disability, using their Access Card technology in order to make
ticketing and access to the stadium more inclusive for supporters with
accessibility requirements. More information can be found here.
Will I need an Access Card or a Principality Stadium Access Registration to book accessible tickets for the
2026 Guinness Women’s Six Nations Wales v Scotland Fixture?
Yes, a valid Access Card will be required to book accessible
tickets to events at Principality Stadium. You can apply for your free access
card by clicking here.
How can I apply for a Principality Stadium Access Registration?
To apply for your Access Card, please click here.
I am already an Access Card Holder. How can I link my
card?
To link your current full Access Card, please click here.
Please note that you will only be able to link an Access
Card. Access Registrations issued by other venues or ticketing providers cannot
be used.
To link your Access Card, you will need your current
registration number. This is typically 6 digits and can be found in your
confirmation email. If you’ve had your Access Card for some time, this may be
3, 4, or 5 digits. Older cards may have a #P, #T, or #V prefix – please DO NOT
put this into this field, please put the numbers only.
Please also ensure you submit details as they appear on your
card, especially your name, for example, Jonathan, not Jon, or Thompson-Wright,
not Thompson Wright.
What is the difference between an Access Card and a
Principality Stadium Access Registration?
An Access Card is a universal way of conveying your access
requirement with organisations and ticketing systems in the UK and beyond. You
can purchase an Access Card for £15 for 3 years.
A Principality Stadium Access Registration is a free way of
conveying your access requirements, locked to the Principality Stadium. You
still go through the same process; however, you will receive a digital number
and no card. It lasts for 3 years, and you can always upgrade to a full Access
Card at any point.
Why is the process changing, and how does this benefit
me?
Book your tickets online: Once your Access Card is active, you can browse
upcoming events at Principality Stadium and seamlessly book accessible tickets
directly through the Principality
Stadium e-ticketing site.
Faster and easier booking: You will no longer need to contact our team
separately for accessible bookings. The online platform offers clear options
and real-time availability.
No longer need to carry supporting documents: The system offers greater
privacy, as disabled people
with access requirements will
no longer need to carry supporting documents or explain their circumstances to
staff. You’ll only need to supply information once to
the Access Card team, who can then issue you with your card.
Our commitment to accessibility remains unchanged. Our
friendly team is still here to support you if you have any questions or need
assistance. For further support, please email customercare@wru.wales.
For help and support applying for your Access Card, please
visit the Access Card Support Page by clicking here.