PRINCIPALITY STADIUM

Check out behind-the-scenes of Principality stadium and follow in the footsteps of your favorite rugby players. You can experience the thrill of the head coach of the team talking in the changing room before entering the tunnel and moving towards the hallowed turf. Check out the Ray Gravell press conference suite as you explore the famous halls and see the magnificent facets & features which make Principality stadium the iconic stadium in the world and undoubtedly one of the most amazing things to see in Cardiff.

Principality Stadium, initially known as Millennium stadium, features a fully retractable roof, which makes it one of the largest indoor arenas in the world. It is also home to the Welsh Rugby Union (WRU) and is one of the global's unique stadiums, making it one of the best places to visit in Cardiff. You can visit Principality stadium on tour with an experienced guide, which leaves you with an intense sense of national standing and the massive scale of the most impressive site. Due to COVID, the tour of the Principality stadium started again in May 2021.

Still, with a new outdoor route that includes ‘Champions Lap of Honour,’ and from march 26, 2022, supporters can also follow in the footsteps of their favorite rugby heroes. The complete stadium tour includes the much-awaited return of the indoor areas of the Principality Stadium and includes the spectacular tunnel walk out into the stadium bowl, Ray Gravell press conference suite, and home & away dressing rooms. So, you can get numerous photo opportunities. 

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Highlights

• Get a chance to experience the atmosphere generated by 74,500 people at the stadium during Rugby matches.
• Enjoy the unique hospitality facility Welsh Rugby Union offers at the Captain’s club, the player’s lounge, or the private suite.
• Takeaway unforgettable experience with an exhilarating 8 minutes rugby match with Wales.
• Be assured that you will be treated uniquely with all comforts by the Welsh side, who treat their guests with great care.
• Visit the Principality stadium that has played host to many mammoth test rugby matches.