This April, Welsh rugby fans will come together at Principality Stadium to celebrate the 10th anniversary of Judgement Day – JDX 2025.
The iconic double-header event, the longest running professional club event in Wales which showcases the best of Welsh professional club rugby returns to Principality Stadium as the Ospreys face Cardiff and the Dragons take on the Scarlets in back-to-back, high-stakes matchups on Saturday 19th April.
The announcement comes off the back of a series of close and competitive clashes over the festive season. It’s an opportunity for Welsh rugby fans to unite as one, and get behind their team in a season where every point counts.
A day of electrifying rugby, unmissable entertainment, and family fun awaits—don’t miss your chance to be part of this historic milestone!
WRU CEO Abi Tierney said: “Judgement Day is a cornerstone of Welsh rugby, and celebrating its 10th year is a momentous occasion. It’s a testament to the passion of our supporters and the pride in our professional club teams. Principality Stadium will once again provide an electric atmosphere, and we can’t wait to welcome fans of all ages to revel in this unforgettable day of rugby”
Tickets go on sale to the general public on Wednesday 22nd January from 10am. Season ticket holders will be contacted by their clubs on how to secure their tickets. A limited availability Early Bird offer in which the first 5,000 seats in the lower tier can be purchased at £10, represents amazing value to watch two fixtures on one ticket.
JDX 2025 is more than a rugby event; it’s a celebration of Welsh rugby culture and we’re ensuring everyone feels part of this historic occasion. Which is why, once again, special concession prices for under 18s, Over 60s and Students will be available at a 50% discount against category A and B tickets (concessions not available against Early Bird offer).
Community sits at the heart of every professional club and this year, each home club (Ospreys and Dragons RFC) have launched a once in a lifetime opportunity for junior clubs. Junior clubs that have sold the most tickets to JDX 2025 will be given the chance to form the Guard of Honour position at each match.
At each match the playing teams will also offer, as part of a joint initiative, the opportunity for junior teams to become flag bearers around the pitch where they will parade and support the teams as they enter the stadium bowl. All children who take part will be offered a complimentary ticket, with their parents, guardians and coaches having a right to buy, they can proudly watch their junior teams represent their clubs at the home of Welsh rugby.
Head Coach for the Ospreys, Mark Jones, said, “Judgement Day is always a highlight of the Welsh rugby calendar. It’s a great spectacle that brings together fans from all corners of Wales, creating an unparallelled mixture of pride for the club badge and rivalry. We’re all looking forward to what should be another tightly contested fixture against Cardiff this year.”
Filo Tiatia, Interim Head Coach at Dragons, said, “Judgement Day has become a special day for all of Welsh rugby as all four teams and supporters come together as one in the capital. We’re looking forward to being a part of the tenth JD event to take place at Principality Stadium and the challenge of facing Scarlets.”
Matt Sherratt said, “Judgement Day is always great occasion, especially at the Principality Stadium. It’s one of the best stadium’s in the world so it’s fantastic to be there.
“It’s a real highlight in the rugby calendar with the best players in Wales going head-to-head.”
Scarlets head coach Dwayne Peel said: “Judgement Day is always a great occasion and an important day for Welsh rugby to showcase the best of our professional game.
“Being back at the Principality Stadium adds a bit of extra spice to the day and it will be a fantastic experience for our young group, particularly those who have not played at the stadium before.
“We have had some real battles with the Dragons on Judgement Day in recent years and are expecting another intense Welsh derby, especially with every point crucial in terms of the race for the URC play-offs.”
Ticketing and price information for Judgement Day 2025
Ospreys v Cardiff, Saturday 19th April, Principality Stadium KO 15:00PM
Dragons v Scarlets, Saturday 19th April, Principality Stadium KO 17:30PM
Early Bird available from 10am on Wednesday 22 January – limited availability at £10 per ticket
Category A – £35 / £17.50 concession. Category B £25 / £12.50 concession
Accessible tickets will also be on sale at the time as our Early Bird offer, and can be purchased at the early bird rate. Please book through our site or if you’re a season ticket holder contact your club as usual.
Tickets via WRU.WALES/TICKETS
Accessibility Tickets
Principality Stadium Makes Access More Inclusive with Nimbus Disability’s Access Card.
We are delighted to announce we are now working with Nimbus Disability, using their Access Card technology in order to make ticketing and access to the stadium more inclusive for supporters with accessibility requirements. More information can be found here.
Will I need an Access Card or a Principality Stadium Access Registration to book accessible tickets for Judgement Day 2025?
Yes, a valid Access Card will be required to book accessible tickets for the Judgement Day 2025. You can apply for your free access card by clicking here.
For more information, please click here.
Principality Stadium Experience hospitality packages are available from £245 + VAT pp and fans wishing to purchase hospitality at Principality Stadium for Judgement Day can visit wru.wales/vip