Ultimate Sevens has today released tickets for its inaugural Championship for all events across Leganés Madrid, Cardiff, Biarritz and Brentford London.
Tickets for the four locations are on sale through Fever – the world’s leading tech platform for discovering culture and live entertainment and official ticketing platform of Ultimate Sevens – with adult prices starting from £25 in the UK and €20 and €30 in Biarritz and Madrid respectively, making it an affordable way to experience the excitement of the new Championship.
Built to showcase rugby sevens in a new light, Ultimate Sevens will bring the world’s best sevens athletes into a fast, high-intensity Championship format designed for modern sports fans. The opening season will feature six clubs, each with men’s and women’s teams, competing across four European cities in a series of short, high-energy and competitive events.
From the rugby heartland of Cardiff to the energy of Leganés Madrid, the Basque rugby stronghold of Biarritz and a major London finale at a Premier League stadium in Brentford, the inaugural calendar has been selected to create a distinctive European platform for the sport and a live event experience that welcomes both existing rugby supporters and new fans.
The 2026 Ultimate Sevens Championship schedule is as follows:
Saturday 5 September 2026
Venue: Estadio Ontime Butarque
City: Leganés, Madrid, Spain
Adult from €30
Child from €12
Saturday 12 September 2026
Venue: Cardiff Arms Park
City: Cardiff, Wales
Adult from £25
Child from £10
Friday 18 September 2026
Venue: Parc des Sports Aguilera
City: Biarritz, France
Adult from €20
Child from €10
Thursday 24 September 2026
Venue: Gtech Community Stadium
City: Brentford, London, UK
Adult from £25
Child from £10
Barney Pascall, Managing Director of Ultimate Sevens, said: “We’re thrilled that fans can now get their tickets for the inaugural Ultimate Sevens Championship and be part of what we believe will be a landmark moment for the sport. From Madrid to Cardiff, Biarritz and London, this first season is about creating a fast, exciting and accessible live experience that showcases world-class rugby sevens in a new way.
“We want these events to feel open to everyone, whether you’re a lifelong rugby supporter or discovering sevens for the first time, and today is an important step in bringing that vision to life.”
Pricing has been shaped to make the Championship feel open, accessible and easy to enter across each host city, with adult tickets, for fans aged 16 and over, starting from £25 in Cardiff and London, €30 in Madrid and €20 in Biarritz. Child tickets, for fans aged 4 to 15, will start from £10 in Cardiff and in London, €12 in Madrid and €10 in Biarritz, with family, accessible and premium experience options also available at selected events.
