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Principality Stadium, Cardiff
Rugby stadium Cardiff, WalesUpdated 2026

Principality Stadium Seating Guide

Where to sit & the best seats

The Millennium” · “Millennium Stadium

Capacity73,931
Opened1999
Home teamsWales national rugby union team, Welsh Rugby Union (WRU)
LocationCardiff, Wales
At a glance

Where to sit at Principality Stadium

Best overall

Middle tier along the touchline at halfway

A central, elevated view of the whole pitch.

Best value

Upper-tier ends and corners

The cheapest seats with a full overview.

Best atmosphere

Lower tier behind the posts

Among the loudest Welsh supporters for tries and the anthem.

Where to avoid

Front rows of the lower tier behind the in-goal

A flat angle to the far end of the pitch.

Overview

About Principality Stadium

The Principality Stadium holds around 74,000 in three steep tiers close to the pitch, the home of Welsh rugby. The best views run along the halfway line in the middle tier, the loudest support is in the lower tier behind the posts, and the upper corners are the best value. Its retractable roof, often closed for internationals, traps and amplifies the noise. It hosts Wales Test matches including the Six Nations, plus football finals, concerts and other events.

Wales's national stadium in the heart of Cardiff, opened in 1999 with the first fully retractable roof in the UK. Three steep tiers rise close to the pitch, and with the roof closed it becomes a deafening indoor cauldron, one of the loudest atmospheres in world rugby.

Gallery

Principality Stadium in photos

4 outside · 5 inside the venue

Seat map

Seating map

This is the map used for ticket sales at Principality Stadium. Exact configuration varies by event.

Layout

How the venue is set up

Rugby internationals

Wales Test matches including the Six Nations and autumn series; the roof is often closed for a huge indoor atmosphere.

Football / domestic finals

Has hosted FA Cup finals, Welsh football and other finals when needed.

Concerts / events

Major stadium concerts, speedway and events, usually with the roof closed.

Sections

Seating levels explained

Lower tierBlocks around the ground at pitch level

The steep lower ring close to the touchlines and in-goal.

Pros: Close to the pitch and the wall of noise.

Cons: A lower angle behind the posts.

Middle tierHospitality and premium middle blocks

The middle band along the sides, holding much of the hospitality seating.

Pros: Central, elevated sightlines.

Cons: Premium pricing on the halfway line.

Upper tierHighest blocks around the ground

The very steep top ring wrapping the ground.

Pros: A panoramic view, the best value, and always covered when the roof is closed.

Cons: Steep and high, and distant from the play.

Recommendations

Best seats at Principality Stadium

Best overall / halfway

Middle tier along the touchline at halfway

A central, elevated view of the whole pitch.

Best value

Upper-tier ends and corners

The cheapest seats with a full overview.

Best atmosphere

Lower tier behind the posts

Among the loudest Welsh supporters for tries and the anthem.

Roof-closed occasions

Any tier when the roof is shut

The closed roof traps and amplifies the noise for a spine-tingling atmosphere.

Premium

Middle-tier halfway hospitality

The best sightlines with lounge and dining access.

Heads up

Seats to avoid & obstructed views

Front rows of the lower tier behind the in-goal: A flat angle to the far end of the pitch.

Highest upper-tier back rows: Steep and far from the action.

Seats behind stage rigging at concerts: For concerts, some blocks sit behind or beside the stage.

Deep corner blocks: An angled view across the pitch.

Premium

Premium & hospitality

Hospitality lounges and boxes

Premium halfway seating with lounge and dining in the middle tier, plus executive boxes.

Access

Accessibility & companion seating

The Principality Stadium provides wheelchair and accessible seating with companion spaces on multiple levels, plus accessible entrances, lifts and facilities. Positions are booked through the WRU and venue, and its central location is well served by step-free transport.

Where: Accessible platforms in the lower tier around the ground.

Tickets

Upcoming events at Principality Stadium

Logistics

Getting there

Transport

Cardiff Central station is about a five-minute walk, and the stadium is so central that most fans arrive by train or on foot. City-centre parking is very limited and roads close on match days.

The area

On the banks of the River Taff in central Cardiff, surrounded by the city's pubs, shops and restaurants, one of the most central major stadiums in Europe.

Principality Stadium · Cardiff, Wales

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What is the capacity of the Principality Stadium?

Around 73,931 seats for rugby, making it Wales's largest stadium.

Does it have a roof?

Yes, a fully retractable roof, the first in the UK, often closed for internationals to boost the atmosphere.

What was it called before?

It opened in 1999 as the Millennium Stadium and was renamed the Principality Stadium in 2016.

Where are the best seats?

The middle tier along the halfway line for the best view, or the lower tier behind the posts for the atmosphere.

Is the atmosphere really that loud?

With the roof closed the noise is trapped inside, and it is regarded as one of the loudest venues in world rugby.

How do I get there?

Cardiff Central station is about a five-minute walk; the stadium is right in the city centre and best reached by train or on foot.

Keep exploring

More seating guides

Sources

Hero image: Clint Budd from About 15 miles North of Swansea, Wales, CC BY 2.0 — via Wikimedia Commons