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Seat Unique is proud to be the Official Hospitality Sales Platform Provider of the Welsh Rugby Union, providing fans with access to official Welsh Rugby hospitality packages, and private boxes.

Combining the excitement of international rugby with five-star facilities, Principality Stadium offers matchday experiences that are second to none.

A wide range of these facilities are available to book through our safe and secure online platform including the Captains’ Club, Player’s Lounge, Riverside Terrace, Stiwdio and Private Suites.

Kick off your matchday experience in style! With pre-match access to Principality Stadium’s hospitality facilities, you can soak up the matchday atmosphere in luxurious surroundings.

What’s included in Wales Rugby Hospitality Experience

Riverside Terrace

Experience a contemporary, fun informal rugby outing. Enjoy live music throughout the day, creating a lively and vibrant atmosphere. The seating is relaxed, with private tables available for groups of 2, 4, or 6, ensuring a comfortable and enjoyable experience. As a VIP, you get early entry, digital tickets, and a room pass for added convenience. The match-day programme keeps you informed and engaged throughout the event. Indulge in a delicious two-course street food-inspired brunch menu, with a fully inclusive bar offering a variety of beers, house wines, and soft drinks. Tea and coffee are available upon request, and you can purchase spirits on the day. This informal rugby experience promises a day filled with entertainment, great food, and a festive atmosphere.

Captain's Club

Experience the convenience of digital tickets for a seamless entry into this extraordinary event. As a VIP, cherish the privilege of early entry and relish the opportunity to mingle with renowned rugby legends. Your guests will be treated to the utmost exclusivity with private tables. Immerse yourself in the captivating atmosphere of live presentations and chefs demonstrating their culinary skills in the show kitchen. Enjoy the best view of the action with pitch-facing lounge access and direct balcony seating. Stay informed with the match-day programme. The festivities begin with a grand Marques Champagne reception and delightful canapés upon arrival. Indulge in a five-course fine dining experience, complemented by a selection of fine wines specially chosen to enhance each course. The bar serves an impressive range of signature wines, premium spirits, beers, and soft drinks throughout the event. Conclude the day with a post-match light supper, ensuring a truly unforgettable experience in the company of rugby legends and exceptional hospitality.

St David's Lounge

Upon your arrival, be greeted with a warm welcome drink to set the tone for an enjoyable experience. Indulge in a delectable 3-course meal prepared with locally sourced produce, ensuring a culinary delight. The bar serves complimentary beers, house wines, and soft drinks to quench your thirst. Should you desire a hot beverage, tea and coffee are available upon request. Brace yourself for a guest speaker appearance by a rugby legend, adding an extra layer of excitement to your day. Stay informed and engaged with a matchday programme, providing insights and updates. Enjoy the benefit of VIP early entry to make the most of your time. If desired, spirits can be purchased on the day for an elevated experience. For those seeking exclusivity, private tables have the option to book post-match savouries. Your seats are strategically located on the West side of the stadium, while the lounge can be found on the East side, enhancing your viewing and socializing experience.

Wales Rugby Women's Six Nations Fixtures

Wales v Scotland - 23rd March

Wales v France - 21st April

Wales v Italy - 27th April

How To Get Wales Rugby Tickets

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Wales Rugby History

In the last 50 years, Welsh rugby has seen periods of both triumph and struggle. Here’s a brief look at its journey:

The 1970s Golden Age

The 1970s are often hailed as a golden era for Wales, with a team featuring legends like Gareth Edwards, Barry John, and JPR Williams. During this decade, Wales dominated the Five Nations Championship, securing multiple Grand Slams and Triple Crowns. Their fast, inventive play style captured fans' imaginations and established Wales as a rugby powerhouse.

Difficult Times (1980s–1990s)

The 1980s and 1990s were challenging for Welsh rugby. Professionalism was transforming the game, and Wales struggled to adapt, facing losses to traditional rivals and newer international teams. Although the team had some successes in the Five Nations, they were inconsistent, and they generally underperformed at the Rugby World Cup, which debuted in 1987.

Revival in the 2000s

The 2000s marked a revival. Under coaches like Mike Ruddock and Warren Gatland, Wales regained strength. In 2005, Ruddock led Wales to their first Grand Slam in 27 years. Gatland, appointed in 2008, led them to further Six Nations success, including Grand Slams in 2008, 2012, and 2019. His coaching also saw Wales reach the Rugby World Cup semi-finals in 2011 and 2019.

Recent years

In recent years, Wales has maintained competitive form, albeit with some coaching transitions. Wayne Pivac took over in 2019 and led Wales to the 2021 Six Nations title. In 2023, Gatland returned as head coach amid growing challenges, including changes to player eligibility rules and ongoing restructuring of Welsh club rugby. The team made it to the quarter-finals of the 2023 Rugby World Cup, but were knocked out by Argentina at their match in Marseille. At the end of 2024, the team will take part in the autumn internationals, with an upcoming game against South Africa.

Wales Rugby Stats & Records

Team Achievements

• Six Nations Titles: 28 outright wins (including 12 Grand Slams)
• Triple Crowns: 22
• Rugby World Cup Best Finish: Third place (1987)

Notable Match Records

• Biggest Win: Wales 98–0 Japan (1973)
• Heaviest Defeat: Wales 6–96 South Africa (1998)

Individual Records

• Most Caps: Alun Wyn Jones (171 caps, as of 2023)
• Top Points Scorer: Neil Jenkins (1,049 points)
• Top Try Scorer: Shane Williams (58 tries)

Historic Wins

• First Grand Slam: 1908
• Notable Victory: 3–0 against New Zealand (Originals), 1905
• Recent Grand Slam: 2019

Longest Winning Streak

• 11 matches (achieved multiple times, most recently in 2018–2019)

Wales Rugby Rivalries

1. England

• Historical Context: The fiercest rivalry, rooted in cultural and historical ties.
• Significance: Matches in the Six Nations are intense, often deciding championships.
• Memorable Moment: Wales’s 30–3 win in 2013 to deny England a Grand Slam.

2. Ireland

• Key Competitor: Ireland often challenges Wales for Six Nations dominance.
• Notable Game: Wales beat Ireland 25–7 in 2019 to secure a Grand Slam.

3. New Zealand

• Global Rivalry: Though New Zealand dominates, Wales's historic 3–0 win in 1905 remains iconic.
• Modern Challenge: Wales strives to break their decades-long losing streak against the All Blacks.

4. Scotland

• Traditional Rivalry: Rooted in the oldest international fixtures.
• Highlight: Intense battles in the Six Nations, often close contests.

Wales Rugby Top Scorers

Top Points Scorers

Neil Jenkins (1987–2003): 1,049 points (91 caps)

Renowned for his accurate goal-kicking, Jenkins was the first player to score over 1,000 points in international rugby.

Stephen Jones (1998–2011): 917 points (104 caps)

A dependable fly-half and key playmaker for Wales during the 2000s.

Leigh Halfpenny (2008–present): 801 points (100+ caps)

A prolific kicker and versatile full-back known for his consistency.

Top Try Scorers

Shane Williams (2000–2011): 58 tries (87 caps)

A legendary winger, Williams dazzled opponents with his speed and agility.

Gareth Thomas (1995–2007): 40 tries (100 caps)

A powerful and versatile back who captained Wales to the 2005 Grand Slam.

George North (2010–present): 46 tries (100+ caps, ongoing)

One of the most dominant and durable wingers in world rugby today.

Wales Rugby Seat Map

Check out our Principality Stadium seating guide to find your ideal spot and immerse yourself in the passionate atmosphere of this world-class venue.