Allianz Stadium Twickenham Seating Guide
Where to sit & the best seats
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Where to sit at Allianz Stadium Twickenham
Middle or upper tier along the West or East Stand at halfway
A central, elevated view of the whole pitch.
Upper-tier corners and ends
The cheapest seats with a complete overview of play.
Lower tier behind the posts (in-goal ends)
Among the most vocal home supporters for tries and conversions.
Front rows of the lower tier behind the in-goal
A flat angle that makes play at the far end hard to follow.
About Allianz Stadium Twickenham
Twickenham holds around 82,000 in a three-tier bowl wrapped on all four sides, the home of English rugby. The best views sit along the halfway line in the middle or upper tiers, the loudest atmosphere is in the lower tier behind the posts, and the upper corners are the best value. Much of the middle tier is debenture and hospitality seating. It hosts England internationals including the Six Nations and autumn Tests, plus the Premiership final and major concerts.
The world's largest dedicated rugby union stadium, an enclosed bowl of three tiers of covered seating rebuilt through the 1990s and 2000s, with a hotel built into the South Stand. It was renamed Allianz Stadium in 2024. The wrap-around lower and upper tiers generate a famous swell of noise for Swing Low, Sweet Chariot.
Allianz Stadium Twickenham in photos
5 outside · 1 inside the venue
Seating map
This is the map used for ticket sales at Allianz Stadium Twickenham. Exact configuration varies by event.
How the venue is set up
Rugby internationals
England Test matches including the Six Nations and autumn internationals, the primary use, before capacity crowds.
Domestic and club finals
The Premiership final, cup finals and the university Varsity match.
Concerts / other
Major stadium concerts and occasional other events in summer.
Seating levels explained
Lower tierBlocks around the ground at pitch level
The continuous lower ring nearest the pitch.
Pros: Closest to the action and the atmosphere.
Cons: Lower sightlines behind the in-goal ends and a flatter angle.
Middle tierDebenture and premium middle sections
The middle band, much of it debenture and hospitality seating along the sides.
Pros: The best sightlines, central and elevated.
Cons: Premium and debenture pricing on the halfway sides.
Upper tierHighest blocks around the ground
The top ring wrapping three sides of the ground.
Pros: A panoramic view of the whole pitch and the best value.
Cons: Steep and far from the play, with some exposure at the front edge.
Best seats at Allianz Stadium Twickenham
Best overall / halfway line
Middle or upper tier along the West or East Stand at halfway
A central, elevated view of the whole pitch.
Best value
Upper-tier corners and ends
The cheapest seats with a complete overview of play.
Best atmosphere
Lower tier behind the posts (in-goal ends)
Among the most vocal home supporters for tries and conversions.
Try-line drama
Lower or middle tier near the in-goal ends
Close to the action where tries are scored.
Premium experience
Middle-tier halfway (debenture / hospitality)
The best-positioned seats with lounge access.
| For | Sections | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Best overall / halfway line | Middle or upper tier along the West or East Stand at halfway | A central, elevated view of the whole pitch. |
| Best value | Upper-tier corners and ends | The cheapest seats with a complete overview of play. |
| Best atmosphere | Lower tier behind the posts (in-goal ends) | Among the most vocal home supporters for tries and conversions. |
| Try-line drama | Lower or middle tier near the in-goal ends | Close to the action where tries are scored. |
| Premium experience | Middle-tier halfway (debenture / hospitality) | The best-positioned seats with lounge access. |
Seats to avoid & obstructed views
Front rows of the lower tier behind the in-goal: A flat angle that makes play at the far end hard to follow.
Highest back rows of the upper tier at the corners: Very high and distant from the pitch.
Seats near the giant-screen supports and roof edge: Occasional restricted view of one corner.
Deep corner blocks where stands meet: An angled sightline across the pitch.
Accessibility & companion seating
Twickenham provides extensive wheelchair and accessible seating with companion spaces across all sides, plus accessible parking, lifts and facilities. Positions are booked through the RFU and venue accessibility service, and early booking is advised for internationals.
Where: Accessible platforms in the lower tier around the ground and in premium areas.
Upcoming events at Allianz Stadium Twickenham
England vs Australia
Sun, 8 Nov 2026 · World Rugby Nations Championship
England vs Japan
Sat, 14 Nov 2026 · World Rugby Nations Championship
England vs New Zealand
Sat, 21 Nov 2026 · World Rugby Nations Championship
England vs France
Sun, 14 Feb 2027 · Six Nations
England vs Italy
Sat, 20 Feb 2027 · Six Nations
England vs Scotland
Sat, 13 Mar 2027 · Six Nations
Getting there
Transport
Twickenham rail station, about a ten-minute walk, runs frequent match-day trains from Waterloo, with Whitton and Hounslow East (Piccadilly line) as alternatives. Local parking is heavily restricted, so trains are the norm.
The area
In suburban Twickenham, southwest London, near the Cabbage Patch pub and the River Thames; a relaxed, pub-heavy matchday district.
Allianz Stadium Twickenham · London, England
Frequently asked questions
What is the capacity of Twickenham?
Around 82,000, making it the largest dedicated rugby union stadium in the world.
Why is it now called Allianz Stadium?
The RFU agreed a naming-rights deal with Allianz in 2024, though many fans still call it Twickenham.
Where are the best seats for a Test match?
The middle or upper tier along the halfway line for a central, elevated view of the whole pitch.
Where is the atmosphere best?
The lower tier behind the posts, among the most vocal home supporters.
Does Twickenham have a roof?
The stands are covered, but the pitch itself is open to the sky.
How do I get to Twickenham?
Twickenham rail station is about a ten-minute walk with frequent match-day trains from Waterloo; local parking is heavily restricted.
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