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Nations Championships - Friday Doubleheader
6th v 6th & 3rd v 3rd
Friday Doubleheader (6th v 6th, 3rd v 3rd)
Get set for the opening doubleheader of the inaugural Nations Championship Finals Weekend as 6th and 3rd places are decided in two epic matches of international rugby at the Home of Rugby - Allianz Stadium, Twickenham on Friday 27 November 26.
Treat your guests, friends or family to an incredible official hospitality experience, courtesy of the #ExperienceExperts – Keith Prowse.
FAQs: Nations Championship
Why choose hospitality tickets for the Nations Championship?
Booking hospitality tickets for the Nations Championship games upgrades your matchday experience – combining world-class rugby with premium amenities and an unbeatable atmosphere.
With a wide range of hospitality packages to choose from, one thing you can guarantee is a first-class experience. Sample Michelin-inspired menus, dive into our succulent chop house plates, or opt for our vibrant street food stations cooked in front of you by our chefs. You’ll also enjoy unlimited drinks and exclusive entertainment throughout the day, making it a matchday to remember.
With a wide range of hospitality packages to choose from, one thing you can guarantee is a first-class experience. Sample Michelin-inspired menus, dive into our succulent chop house plates, or opt for our vibrant street food stations cooked in front of you by our chefs. You’ll also enjoy unlimited drinks and exclusive entertainment throughout the day, making it a matchday to remember.
Is the package price per person or per table?
Our hospitality Nations Champtionship tickets and packages are priced per person, though package options can vary. Some of our packages offer table bookings up to 12 guests, with the cost charged per person. Meanwhile, others may be booked as an individual place at our Allianz Stadium hospitality experience.
Will I get the chance to meet players or rugby legends?
Yes! Many of our hospitality packages for the Nations Championship rugby matches offer the chance to meet and socialise with rugby legends, as well as celebrity chefs. Our packages also offer access to post-match live Q&As with the current England rugby players.
Are there any dress code requirements?
We recommend a smart-casual dress code for hospitality guests, including no ripped jeans or team shirts, please. You’ll find specific dress code instructions for your package noted on your tickets.
Can I bring children to the Nations Championship hospitality experience?
While there’s no minimum age requirement for the Nations Championship hospitality tickets, our VIP experience is intended as an adult environment. Any children 15 years and under must be supervised by an adult.
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