NFL London Tickets 2026

NFL London Tickets 2026 At A Glance

Three NFL London games return this October. The Indianapolis Colts face the Washington Commanders at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Sunday 4 October, the Philadelphia Eagles meet the Jacksonville Jaguars at the same ground on Sunday 11 October, and the Houston Texans play the Jacksonville Jaguars at Wembley Stadium on Sunday 18 October. TicketsToSee has sourced NFL London tickets for over 25 years. When general sale closes, we are still working.

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NFL London tickets for 2026 cover three International Series fixtures across two London grounds in October. Tottenham Hotspur Stadium hosts Colts v Commanders on Sunday 4 October and Eagles v Jaguars on Sunday 11 October. Wembley Stadium hosts Texans v Jaguars on Sunday 18 October.

TicketsToSee is a UK resale marketplace, not the box office and not the organiser. That distinction matters, because it is what lets us find seats after the primary sale has closed. Prices are set by sellers and can sit above or below face value.

We handle standard seating and premium matchday packages at both venues. If you missed the release, this is the route that stays open.

2026 NFL London Games Dates And Venues

The NFL London Games are part of the NFL International Series, the league’s programme of regular-season fixtures played outside the United States. London has hosted since 2007 and now splits the fixtures across two grounds.

Tottenham Hotspur Stadium was built with a retractable grass surface sitting above a permanent artificial pitch laid specifically for American football. Wembley Stadium hosted the first regular-season London game in 2007 and remains the larger of the two venues.

Colts v Commanders, Tottenham, 4 October

The Indianapolis Colts meet the Washington Commanders at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Sunday 4 October 2026. This is the opening fixture of the London window and historically the one that clears fastest, because it draws both team followings and the general London audience at once.

If you want NFL tickets for London and have no strong team preference, the opening game usually carries the busiest atmosphere of the three.

Eagles v Jaguars, Tottenham, 11 October

The Philadelphia Eagles face the Jacksonville Jaguars at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Sunday 11 October 2026. The Jaguars have the longest-running relationship with London of any NFL franchise and travel with a substantial UK following.

Eagles support in Britain has grown sharply in recent seasons. Expect a genuinely split crowd rather than a neutral one.

Texans v Jaguars, Wembley, 18 October

The Houston Texans play the Jacksonville Jaguars at Wembley Stadium on Sunday 18 October 2026. This is the only 2026 fixture at Wembley and the closing game of the London window.

For anyone searching NFL London tickets Wembley specifically, this is the one. It is also the second Jaguars appearance in three weeks, so if you follow Jacksonville, there are two separate chances to see them in London this October.

NFL London Ticket Prices And Seating Bands

How much are NFL London tickets? There is no single answer, and anyone quoting you a flat figure is guessing. On the resale market, price is set by individual sellers and moves with demand, fixture, seat position and how close you are to matchday.

We do not publish fixed prices on this page for that reason. What we will do is tell you honestly what is available in your band when you call.

What Moves The Price Of A Seat

Four things move NFL London ticket prices more than anything else. Fixture demand comes first — a game with two large travelling followings prices differently to a quieter matchup.

Seat position is second. Lower-bowl sideline is consistently the most sought-after area and prices accordingly. Timing is third: the market shifts through the weeks between release and kick-off. Package type is fourth, since hospitality and premium seating sit in an entirely separate band to general admission.

Choosing Where To Sit

Lower-bowl sideline gives you the closest read on the line of scrimmage and the play developing in front of you. It is the band most buyers ask for first.

End-zone seats put you behind the posts, which many American football fans prefer for watching route concepts unfold. Upper tiers give you the full field and the tactical picture, usually at a lower cost. Wembley’s greater capacity means more availability in the upper bands than Tottenham typically offers. Tell us how you like to watch, and we will point you at the right block.

When Tickets Go On Sale And Release Dates

The NFL usually confirms its international schedule in the spring and opens ticket sales in stages after that, starting with registered and presale windows before general sale. Exact release dates are set by the league and its ticketing partners, not by us.

Because we are a resale marketplace, we are not bound to those windows. Availability with us depends on what sellers list, which means stock appears at different points across the cycle rather than in one release moment.

After General Sale: The Resale Route

If you have already tried general sale and come away with nothing, resale is the remaining route. This is where NFL London tickets end up when plans change, travel falls through, or buyers who secured multiple seats need to release some.

We have worked this market for more than two decades. Sold out through the primary channel does not mean unavailable — it means the search moves somewhere else.

Check current availability or WhatsApp us on +44 7418 609758.

NFL London VIP Tickets And Hospitality

NFL London VIP tickets and matchday hospitality sit apart from standard seating. They combine a premium seat with a hosted experience around the game, which suits corporate groups and anyone who wants the day rather than just the fixture.

Inclusions differ by package and by venue, so we confirm the specifics with you before anything is booked rather than listing them generically here.

What Premium Matchday Access Covers

Premium packages generally pair a padded or club-level seat with hosted food and drink and access to a lounge before and after the game. Some include a matchday programme or a host, depending on the provider.

Because inclusions vary between packages and between Tottenham and Wembley, we will not publish a blanket list. Call, and we will run through exactly what a specific package covers, including timings and dress code, before you commit.

Our wider corporate hospitality service covers the same ground across football, rugby and cricket.

Buy NFL London Tickets With TicketsToSee

TicketsToSee Ltd operates from 7 Bell Yard, London WC2A 2JR. We have spent more than 25 years sourcing tickets for events that sell out faster than the public can reach them.

We are a resale marketplace. Prices are set by sellers and may be above or below face value, and we say so on every page because you deserve to know what you are buying into before you reach checkout.

Buy NFL London tickets online, or speak to the desk on 0203 070 3997.

Delivery, Payment And Matchday Support

Delivery method depends on how the venue and the seller issue tickets for that fixture, which for NFL London games is usually digital. We confirm the method with you at the point of booking rather than leaving you guessing.

Payment is taken through the site or over the phone with the team. If anything changes with your fixture, we contact you. Full details are on our ticket delivery page.

Getting To Tottenham And Wembley

Tottenham Hotspur Stadium is served by White Hart Lane on the Overground and Seven Sisters and Tottenham Hale on the Underground, with Northumberland Park a short walk away. Allow longer than the journey planner suggests on a matchday.

Wembley Stadium is served by Wembley Park on the Jubilee and Metropolitan lines and Wembley Stadium station on the Chiltern line out of Marylebone. Parking at both grounds is limited and pre-booked. Public transport is the sensible option for all three fixtures.

Why The NFL London Games Sell Out

The London games have grown from a single exhibition fixture in 1983 into a fixed part of the NFL calendar. Demand now outstrips supply every year, and it is not close.

Part of that is scarcity. There are only three chances in 2026 to watch regular-season American football in the UK, against seventeen weeks of it in the States. Part of it is the crowd — a genuine split between two travelling followings, in a city where neither team is local.

If you want NFL tickets in London, the honest advice is to move early or accept that you will be working the resale market later. All three October fixtures are listed in our What’s On London guide alongside the wider autumn calendar.

Speak to the ticket desk on 0203 070 3997, or browse our full sports tickets range.

NFL London Tickets FAQs

How much are NFL London tickets?

There is no fixed price. On the resale market, sellers set prices individually, and they move with fixture demand, seat position and how close you are to matchday. Premium and hospitality packages sit in a separate band to general seating. Call 0203 070 3997, and we will tell you what is available in your range.

When do NFL London tickets go on sale?

The NFL usually confirms its international schedule in the spring and opens sales in stages, with presale windows ahead of general sale. Those dates are set by the league and its ticketing partners. As a resale marketplace, our availability is not tied to those windows.

Where are the 2026 NFL London games being played?

Tottenham Hotspur Stadium hosts Colts v Commanders on Sunday 4 October and Eagles v Jaguars on Sunday 11 October. Wembley Stadium hosts Texans v Jaguars on Sunday 18 October. All three are Sunday fixtures.

Are there NFL London tickets at Wembley in 2026?

Yes. Houston Texans v Jacksonville Jaguars is at Wembley Stadium on Sunday 18 October 2026, the only Wembley fixture of the 2026 London window and the last of the three games.

Can I still get NFL London tickets after general sale?

Yes. Resale is where tickets return to the market when plans change, and it stays open after the primary sale closes. Availability depends on what sellers list, so it is worth checking rather than assuming.

Are NFL London tickets from TicketsToSee official?

No. TicketsToSee is an independent resale marketplace, not the NFL, the venue or the official box office. Prices are set by sellers and may be above or below face value.

What do NFL London VIP tickets and hospitality include?

Packages generally combine a premium seat with hosted food, drink and lounge access around the game. Inclusions differ by package and venue, so we confirm exactly what is covered before you book rather than listing it generically.

How will my tickets be delivered?

Delivery depends on how the venue and seller issue tickets for that fixture, which for NFL London games is usually digital. We confirm the method with you at the point of booking. Full details are on our ticket delivery page.

NFL London 2026: Venues, Teams And Format

Which teams are playing in London in 2026

Five franchises travel to London across the three October fixtures. The Indianapolis Colts, Houston Texans and Jacksonville Jaguars all play in the AFC South. The Washington Commanders and Philadelphia Eagles both play in the NFC East.

That produces one divisional matchup: Texans v Jaguars at Wembley on Sunday 18 October is an AFC South game, so the result carries direct weight in the divisional standings. The two Tottenham fixtures are inter-conference games.

Why the Jaguars appear twice

Jacksonville have played in London more often than any other NFL franchise. The club has treated the city as a second home market since 2013, and 2026 gives them two fixtures three weeks apart — Eagles at Tottenham on 11 October, then Texans at Wembley on 18 October.

For UK-based Jaguars supporters, that is two separate opportunities in a single month, at two different grounds.

Tottenham Hotspur Stadium and NFL

Tottenham Hotspur Stadium holds around 62,850 and was designed with American football built in. Its natural grass football pitch retracts in three sections to reveal a permanent artificial surface underneath, laid specifically for NFL use.

The ground also has dedicated NFL locker rooms and a media area, which is why it takes the majority of London fixtures. Capacity is lower than Wembley, so seat supply is tighter across both Tottenham games.

Wembley Stadium and NFL

Wembley holds around 90,000 and hosted the first NFL regular-season game played outside the United States in October 2007, when the New York Giants beat the Miami Dolphins. It remained the sole London venue until Tottenham opened in 2019.

The greater capacity generally means more seats in circulation for the Wembley fixture, particularly in the upper tiers.

What a matchday looks like

NFL games run roughly three to three and a half hours in real time, considerably longer than a football match, because the clock stops frequently and there is a scheduled half-time break.

Gates typically open well ahead of kick-off, and both grounds run pre-match entertainment on the pitch. Kick-off times for the 2026 fixtures are confirmed by the league closer to matchday rather than at schedule release.

A quick primer for first-timers

Each team gets four attempts, called downs, to advance the ball ten yards. Reach ten yards and the set resets. Fail, and possession usually changes hands.

A touchdown is worth six points, with a further one or two available immediately afterwards. A field goal is worth three. Games are split into four fifteen-minute quarters.

You do not need any of this to enjoy the day, but knowing the down system makes the crowd noise make sense.

The London series in context

The NFL International Series began in 2007 and now spans several countries, but London remains its largest and longest-running market. The 2026 programme of three games matches the recent pattern of two Tottenham fixtures and one at Wembley.

Demand consistently exceeds supply. There are three chances to watch regular-season American football in Britain in 2026, against a seventeen-week season in the United States.

Buying and access

TicketsToSee is an independent resale marketplace and hospitality provider. It is not the NFL, not the venue operator and not the official box office. Prices are set by sellers and may be above or below face value.

Standard seating and premium matchday packages are available for all three 2026 fixtures. Call 0203 070 3997, WhatsApp +44 7418 609758, or see the full sports tickets range. All three games also appear in the What’s On London guide.