You can still get tickets for the Premier League Darts 2025 tour

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The Premier League Darts is touring the UK and Ireland

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The BetMGM Premier League Darts 2025 is heading to venues across the UK and Ireland.

It'll be a chance for fans to catch Luke Littler following his recent win at the World Darts Championship.

He'll look to defend his Premier League crown against the likes of Michael van Gerwen, Luke Humphries and Stephen Bunting.

Last year the champion hit a nine-darter on his way to winning over Humphries at the O2 Arena.

The upcoming event will head to Belfast on 6 February and then arenas in Glasgow, Dublin, Exeter, Brighton, Nottingham and Cardiff.

Other stops include Newcastle, Manchester, Liverpool and Birmingham into April and May.

Tickets for the MGM Premier League Darts 2025 are expected to be in high demand, with some dates quickly selling out.

You can find out below how to still secure tickets for the tournament below.

How can I still get Premier League Darts 2025 tickets?

Although general sale tickets on the likes of ticketmaster.co.uk, ticketmaster.ie and AXS are sold out, there's still a chance to attend the darts.

You can get VIP tickets and hospitality packages for selected dates through Seat Unique. This includes events in Newcastle, Manchester, Birmingham, Leeds, Aberdeen and London.

The prices vary depending on the ticket type, starting from £85 and going as high as £600 for premium suite experiences. You can check out all of the availability and prices via seatunique.com.

There's also Viagogo which currently has hundred of tickets available. At the time of writing, tickets for Manchester start from £111, Glasgow from £119, Belfast from £127 and Birmingham from £136.

The majority of them are two tickets together, but you can also select solo tickets or up to six if there's a group wanting to attend. Head to viagogo.co.uk to find out more and to buy them.

Plus, keep an eye out on both Ticketmaster and AXS for resale tickets. Both ticket outlets might release last minute tickets closer to the dates, while fans who can no longer attend may resell their tickets.

This will be through the fan-to-fan resale platform, which allows those fans to list their tickets at face value.

Who's on the lineup?

The eight-man field was recently confirmed, as Luke Littler will look to defend his Premier League crown against the likes of Michael van Gerwen, Luke Humphries and Stephen Bunting.

The lineup features:

Luke Humphries
Luke Littler
Michael van Gerwen
Rob Cross
Stephen Bunting
Gerwyn Price
Chris Dobey
Nathan Aspinall

What are the Premier League Darts 2025 tour dates?

The Premier League Darts tour will head to a number of venues across the next few months, kicking off on 6 February in Belfast. Plus there's also some dates planned for Rotterdam and Berlin:

6 February - Belfast, SSE Arena
13 February - Glasgow, OVO Hydro
20 February - Dublin, 3Arena
27 February - Exeter, Westpoint Arena
6 March - Brighton, Brighton Centre
13 March - Nottingham, Motorpoint Arena
20 March - Cardiff, Utilita Arena
27 March - Newcastle, Utilita Arena
10 April - Manchester, AO Arena
24 April - Liverpool, M&S Bank Arena
1 May - Birmingham, Utilita Arena
8 May - Leeds, First Direct Arena
15 May - Aberdeen, P&J Live
22 May - Sheffield, Utilita Arena
29 May - London, O2 Arena

To find out about remaining tickets for the tour head to seatunique.com, viagogo.co.uk and keep an eye out on Ticketmaster and AXS.

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