The **BetMGM Premier League Darts 2026** is set to ignite another thrilling season of high-octane action, bringing the world’s top dart players together for a 17-week roadshow extravaganza. Kicking off this Thursday, February 5, 2026, the competition promises electric atmospheres, razor-sharp finishing, and intense rivalries as Luke Humphries defends his title against a stacked field including back-to-back world champion Luke Littler, Michael van Gerwen, and newcomers like Gian van Veen making his debut.
The season launches at the **Utilita Arena in Newcastle**, where the opening night gets underway at 7:00 PM (with doors typically opening around 5:30 PM). This marks the traditional starting point for the Premier League, setting the tone for what promises to be one of the most competitive campaigns yet. Matches run every Thursday night through the league phase, culminating in the high-stakes Finals Night on Thursday, May 28, 2026, at **The O2 Arena in London**. The full 17-night schedule spans cities across the United Kingdom, Ireland, and continental Europe—including new stops like Antwerp in Belgium—delivering the sport’s biggest party to arenas far and wide.
Here’s the complete lineup of venues and dates for the 2026 edition:
– **Night 1**: Thursday, February 5 – Utilita Arena, Newcastle
– **Night 2**: Thursday, February 12 – AFAS Dome, Antwerp (new venue for 2026)
– **Night 3**: Thursday, February 19 – OVO Hydro, Glasgow
– **Night 4**: Thursday, February 26 – SSE Arena, Belfast
– **Night 5**: Thursday, March 5 – Utilita Arena, Cardiff
– **Night 6**: Thursday, March 12 – Motorpoint Arena, Nottingham
– **Night 7**: Thursday, March 19 – 3Arena, Dublin
– **Night 8**: Thursday, March 26 – Mercedes-Benz Arena, Berlin
– **Night 9**: Thursday, April 2 – AO Arena, Manchester
– **Night 10**: Thursday, April 9 – Brighton Centre, Brighton
– **Night 11**: Thursday, April 16 – Rotterdam Ahoy, Rotterdam
– **Night 12**: Thursday, April 23 – M&S Bank Arena, Liverpool
– **Night 13**: Thursday, April 30 – P&J Live, Aberdeen
– **Night 14**: Thursday, May 7 – First Direct Arena, Leeds
– **Night 15**: Thursday, May 14 – Utilita Arena, Birmingham
– **Night 16**: Thursday, May 21 – Utilita Arena, Sheffield
– **Finals Night**: Thursday, May 28 – The O2 Arena, London
This ambitious tour expands the Premier League’s reach, blending traditional UK hotspots with exciting European destinations in Germany, the Netherlands, and Belgium. Each night features quarter-finals, semi-finals, and a final in a round-robin format across the league phase, with points accumulated to determine the top four who advance to the play-offs in London for a shot at the £275,000 winner’s cheque and the overall £1.25 million prize fund.
Securing tickets for this must-see event is straightforward, though demand is always sky-high given the star-studded line-up and electric crowd energy. General sale for most nights opened in late 2025 (from around October 20 onward), and many venues are now selling through official platforms like Ticketmaster, AXS, or the arena box offices directly. For the latest availability, fans should check venue-specific sites or the dedicated PDC Premier League tickets page at pdc.tv/PLtickets, where full details, terms, and conditions are listed.
To get ahead, enthusiasts were encouraged to register for pre-sale access earlier via the PDC’s official channels, with priority often given to PDCTV annual members. Hospitality and VIP packages are also available for those wanting an enhanced experience, including premium seating and extras. Travel packages combining tickets with accommodation have been offered through partners, starting from around £125 per person for select nights. With the season now underway—starting right in Newcastle this week—any remaining tickets are moving fast, especially for high-profile venues like London’s O2 or Manchester’s AO Arena.
As the darts world turns its focus to this premier roadshow, expect fireworks on the oche every Thursday. Whether you’re catching the action live in Newcastle this week or planning a trip to one of the later European legs, the 2026 Premier League Darts delivers non-stop drama, 180s galore, and unforgettable nights out. Don’t miss out—grab your tickets soon and join the party!
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