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The first international break of the season looms large, and for the first time, it will last for three weeks as opposed to the usual two.
The extended break means that each European side will squeeze in four fixtures, all of which will be part of the new UEFA Nations League campaign.
For Wales, that means matches against Portugal, Norway and two against Denmark. Tickets for the away match against Denmark are sold out, but tickets for the home match on Sunday, 4 October, remain available.
Wales vs Denmark ticket information
Home tickets
Tickets for the match between Wales and Denmark at the Cardiff City Stadium went on sale on Friday, 11 September.
The first stage of the sales process is open only to 2026-2028 Red Wall members and each member will be eligible to buy up to four tickets.
This window will remain open until Wednesday, 16 September, at which point all remaining tickets will be made available to the general public.
From the 16th, all tickets will be sold on a first-come, first-served basis until they are sold out. There will be an initial limit of 10 tickets per booking.
2026-27 Campaign Tickets are now on general sale for one week only 🏴
— Wales 🏴 (@Cymru) September 3, 2026
Secure your seat for all of Cymru's Home 26/27 Nations League matches and EURO 2028 Qualifiers.
Campaign Tickets are exclusively available to 26-28 Red Wall members. You can join today too.
More info 👉… pic.twitter.com/GYU6dh9TqQ
Ticket prices
Ticket prices are being broken down into three categories:
Category 1
- Adult: £50.00
- Senior Citizen (65+): £40.00
- Young Adult (17-21): £35.00
- Junior (age 16 and under): £25.00
Category 2
- Adult: £42.50
- Senior Citizen (65+): £35.00
- Young Adult (17-21): £30.00
- Junior (age 16 and under): £20.00
Category 3
- Adult: £35.00
- Senior Citizen (65+): £30.00
- Young Adult (17-21): £25.00
- Junior (age 16 and under): £9.50
Away tickets
Denmark have been allocated around 1,800 tickets for the match at the Cardiff City Stadium. These are being sold exclusively through the Denmark Football Association, with supporters who have attended the most away matches in recent years being given priority.
Resale tickets
If tickets sell out quickly, fans may consider using third-party resale websites to secure tickets for the match between Wales and Denmark.
While these websites come with a risk attached, both in terms of cost and security, they are often a good way to get into sold-out events.
You should always exercise caution before using these sites, so it is worth reading our reviews on Seatpick and Livefootballtickets before paying for anything.