Sports

Sports Tickets Across the British and International Calendar

TicketsToSee has been sourcing sports tickets for more than twenty years, and the sports gathered here are the ones where seats are genuinely difficult to come by. Tennis at Wimbledon and Roland-Garros. The Six Nations and the autumn internationals. Royal Ascot, the Cheltenham Festival, the Grand National and the Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe. The Open and the Ryder Cup. England’s Test and one-day cricket. The Regatta Enclosure at Henley.

Each sport has its own page, and each of those leads on to the individual meetings, rounds and fixtures we hold. If you already know the event you want, go straight to it. If you are weighing one against another, the sections below set out what each sport covers and roughly when it runs.

Sports Tickets at a Glance

TicketsToSee sells sports tickets across tennis, rugby, horse racing, cricket, golf, rowing, football, boxing and motorsport. We are a seller of sourced tickets and premium access, not an official box office, promoter or governing body. The deepest availability sits in tennis, rugby and horse racing, where we hold seats across multiple meetings and rounds. Prices, dates and availability for any given event are stated on that event’s own page.

Tennis Tickets

The largest single body of availability on this page. Tennis Tickets covers Wimbledon, the French Open at Roland-Garros and the grass-court week at Queen’s Club, with seats held across the early rounds through to the finals weekends. Tennis is where the gap between demand and public ballot allocation is widest, and where sourced access tends to matter most.

Rugby Tickets

Rugby Tickets covers the Six Nations across all five rounds, the autumn international series at Twickenham, and the Hong Kong Sevens. The Six Nations carries the deepest availability of the three, spread across the championship’s home and away fixtures.

Horse Racing Tickets

Horse Racing Tickets covers the four meetings that define the British and French calendar: Royal Ascot across all five days, the Cheltenham Festival, the Grand National at Aintree, and the Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe at Longchamp. Each is sold by the day rather than by the meeting, because enclosures, dress codes and pricing differ from one day to the next.

Cricket and Golf Tickets

England Cricket Tickets covers England’s home Test and one-day international programme across the summer. Golf Tickets covers The Open Championship and the Ryder Cup, two events where public ballots close long before the tournament and where sourced access is often the only route left.

Henley Royal Regatta Tickets

Henley Regatta Tickets covers the Regatta Enclosure for every day of the 2027 regatta, which runs Tuesday 29 June to Sunday 4 July at Henley-on-Thames. Bookings are arranged by our concierge team.

Football, Boxing and Motorsport

Live Football Tickets covers the Premier League clubs and major tournament football. Boxing Tickets covers world-title and major undercard bills. F1 Tickets covers Formula One race weekends. Across these three, availability is fixture-dependent and moves quickly. Tell us the match, bout or race weekend you have in mind and we will tell you where we stand on it.

International Fixtures in London and Dublin

NFL London Tickets and NBA London Tickets cover the American series fixtures staged in London, and All Ireland Hurling Final Tickets covers the final at Croke Park in Dublin. These are single-fixture events with narrow windows, so enquire on the specific year you want rather than assuming a standing allocation.

How the Sporting Year Runs

There is no quiet season. The rugby championship and the jumps festivals carry the late winter and early spring. Late spring brings the clay-court season and the start of the English cricket summer. June and July hold Queen’s, Wimbledon, Royal Ascot, Henley and The Open in close succession, the densest stretch of the British sporting year and the one that sells hardest. Autumn brings the Arc, the autumn internationals and the London-staged American fixtures. For fixed-capacity events on an immovable date, availability narrows as that date approaches rather than loosening.

Tickets, Hospitality and Premium Access

Most events here are available on more than one basis. Standard admission covers entry and a seat or enclosure badge. Premium and hospitality arrangements, where they exist for a given event, add dining, reception access or a specific enclosure, and are set out on the relevant event page or through our Corporate Hospitality section. What is offered varies by event and by day, so the honest answer on any specific fixture sits on that fixture’s own page rather than here.

Sports Tickets FAQs

Where can I buy sports tickets?

Through the sport pages above. Each leads to the individual meetings and fixtures we currently hold, and every booking is handled directly by our team rather than through an open marketplace.

How do I buy sports tickets?

Choose the sport, then the event, then the day or fixture. Where a booking needs discussing, such as enclosure choice, group seating or hospitality, our team handles it by phone or email rather than leaving you to work it out at checkout.

When is the best time to buy sports tickets?

Earlier, for anything with a fixed capacity and an immovable date. Wimbledon, Royal Ascot, the Six Nations and Henley all sell against a finite number of seats on a day that cannot be rescheduled.

Why are sports tickets so expensive?

Because supply is fixed and demand is not. A Centre Court, a racecourse enclosure and a stadium seat exactly what they seat. For the events on this page demand routinely exceeds that, and prices reflect what it costs to source seats for sold-out or restricted fixtures.

How do I gift sports tickets?

Mention the occasion when you enquire. Sporting events make good gifts precisely because the date is fixed and memorable, and bookings can be arranged in a recipient’s name where that is needed.

Who You Are Booking With

TicketsToSee is the trading name of Aorta UK Limited, registered in England and Wales, company number 05060962, incorporated in March 2004. We are a seller of sourced tickets and premium access. We are not an official box office, promoter, rights holder or governing body for any event listed on this page.

How Bookings Are Handled

Straightforward bookings complete online. Anything with a choice to make, such as which enclosure at Ascot, which day at Henley, seating a group together or adding hospitality, is handled directly by our team, by phone on +44 (0)203 070 3997 or by email. For the larger meetings we would rather have a short conversation about what you actually want than have you guess at checkout.

Delivery

Delivery method varies by event and by organiser. Some events issue digital tickets released close to the date, others issue physical badges or passes that must be posted. The timing is set by the organiser rather than by us, and is confirmed at the point of booking rather than estimated in advance.

Corporate and Group Bookings

Sport is where most corporate entertaining lands, and several of the events here run parallel hospitality programmes with dining and reception access. Those are set out in our Corporate Hospitality section, which covers rugby, cricket, golf, tennis, horse racing, football and Henley. For group bookings of any size, contact us before booking online, because availability for blocks of seats is rarely what a public-facing page suggests.

When an Event Is Not Currently on Sale

Sporting calendars confirm at different times, and some of the sports above sit between editions for part of the year. If the event you want is not showing, tell us which one and which year. We hold enquiries against forthcoming editions and can tell you when allocations are expected rather than leaving you to keep checking.