After record-breaking attendance numbers in 2025, Wallabies supporters can now secure their seats for all Wallabies home Tests this year.
Tickets to the Wallabies 2026 Home Tests are available to purchase here.
The men in gold will feature in six matches on home soil in 2026, with Perth confirmed to host Tests against Italy and South Africa - finalising the schedule which was first released in December last year.
The Wallabies kick off their 2026 campaign against Ireland at Sydney’s Allianz Stadium on July 4 before Tests against France at Suncorp Stadium in Brisbane and Italy at HBF Park in Perth - with all three Tests forming part of inaugural Nations Championship.
Japan’s Brave Blossoms will journey to Australia for the first time since 1975, scheduled to play the Australians in Townsville on August 15, as part of the 2026 Flight Centre Series.
The Australians will return to Perth the following month to take on back-to-back Rugby World Cup winners, the Springboks on September 27 at Optus Stadium for the Mandela Plate - a venue where the Wallabies hold the spectator record for a sporting event, with over 61,000 supporters attending the 2019 Bledisloe Cup Test.
The side’s final home Test of the year will be held at Sydney’s Accor Stadium, with the Wallabies set to take on New Zealand in what will be the second Bledisloe Cup Test in 2026.
Rugby Australia CEO Phil Waugh said: “We’re thrilled to have our 2026 tickets on sale for what’s going to be another massive year for the Wallabies, with next year’s home Rugby World Cup getting closer on the horizon.
“It’s particularly exciting to see such high-quality Test opposition visit our shores as part of the Flight Centre Series, Bledisloe Cup and the first ever Nations Championship.
“We saw record home support during last year’s campaign and we'll certainly be looking to build on that momentum and see plenty more gold in the stands again in 2026."
Western Australian Tourism Minister, the Hon Reece Whitby MLA said: “We’re thrilled to welcome the Wallabies back to Perth this year – with two world-class matches against Italy and South Africa ahead of next year’s home Rugby World Cup.
“This is a fantastic opportunity for local and out-of-state fans to experience top-tier rugby action right here in Western Australia—the fastest-growing events destination in the South East Asia region.
“These matches are expected to attract thousands of out-of-state visitors, showcase our city to a global audience through international broadcasts, and strengthen WA’s reputation as a world-class host of major sporting events.
“Events like these not only strengthen our tourism sector through our Government’s economic diversification strategy by delivering significant benefits to local businesses and jobs, but also extend the tourism season by attracting visitors during the winter months, enhancing Perth’s vibrancy.”
The Wallabies’ 2026 Sydney fixtures are proudly supported by the NSW Government through its tourism and events agency, Destination NSW.
Queensland's Minister for Tourism Andrew Powell said hosting the Wallabies clash against Japan in Townsville further solidified Queensland’s reputation as a globally desired events destination.
“Taking international sporting content into our regions is a major coup for the state and strengthens our Destination 2045 ambition to be the events capital of Australia."
“We know passionate sporting fans will travel to support their team, and this event alone is anticipated to generate more than $2.14 million for Queensland, while also promoting our state on the world stage.”
Wallabies First Members will get first opportunity to purchase tickets from 12pm AEDT Monday 16 February.
Super Rugby Pacific Members can purchase tickets from 12pm AEDT Tuesday 17 February.
Team Rugby Members can purchase tickets from 12pm AEDT on Thursday 19 February.
General Public can purchase tickets from 12pm AEDT on Monday 23 February.
Wallabies vs Ireland, Saturday July 4 at Allianz Stadium, Sydney
Wallabies vs France, Saturday July 11 at Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane
Wallabies vs Italy, Saturday July 18 at HBF Park, Perth
Wallabies vs Japan, Saturday August 8 at Hanazono Rugby Stadium, Higashi-Osaka
Wallabies vs Japan, Saturday August 15 at Queensland Country Bank Stadium, Townsville
Wallabies vs Argentina, Saturday August 29 at TBC
Wallabies vs Argentina, Saturday September 5 at TBC
Wallabies vs South Africa, Sunday 27 September at Optus Stadium, Perth
Wallabies vs New Zealand, Saturday 10 October at Eden Park, Auckland
Wallabies vs New Zealand, Saturday 17 October at Accor Stadium, Sydney
Wallabies vs England, Sunday November 8 at Allianz Stadium Twickenham, London
Wallabies vs Scotland, Sunday November 15 at Gas Murrayfield, Edinburgh
Wallabies vs Wales, Saturday November 21, Principality Stadium, Cardiff
Nations Championship Finals Weekend, Weekend starting November 27
