What's Included in Six Nations Hospitality

What's included in Six Nations hospitality?

Six Nations hospitality is the standard match-day format for the 2027 Six Nations Championship, the Guinness Men's Six Nations. It means a shared lounge or private box, a dining service, and a stadium seat in one package. Prestige Corporate Events arranges it for the UK-hosted matches at Scottish Gas Murrayfield in Edinburgh and Principality Stadium in Cardiff.

A lounge is a shared room used by more than one group on the same day; a private box is reserved for one group only, with its own space and its own service. Both follow the same shape: time in the room before kickoff, a seat inside the stadium for the match itself, then further access to the same room afterwards.

What's typically not included in Six Nations hospitality?

Travel and accommodation are not part of a Six Nations hospitality package. A hospitality day covers time inside the stadium, from arrival to full time. Getting to Edinburgh or Cardiff, and any overnight stay around the fixture, are arranged separately by the buyer, the standard split across UK stadium hospitality.

Buyers travelling from outside Edinburgh or Cardiff for the match usually book their own transport and, if staying over, their own hotel. Corporate groups often build a client visit around the fixture with plans either side of it; individual and small-group buyers tend to treat the day itself, and the city, as the main event.

The food and drink timing follows the kick-off, not a fixed clock time. Scotland's home match against Ireland kicks off in the evening; Scotland's other two home matches kick off in the early or mid-afternoon. That shifts the hospitality service around an evening fixture toward a dinner timing rather than a lunch one, while the lounge-or-box-then-seat-then-lounge-or-box shape stays the same.

Who is Six Nations hospitality for?

Six Nations hospitality is for two types of buyer: corporate groups and individual fans, and Prestige Corporate Events arranges it for both. Corporate groups use it for client entertainment or staff reward. Individual and small-group buyers, often long-standing fans of Scotland or Wales, book it as a one-off day out for themselves, family or friends.

The seat is part of the package, so hospitality is the single booking for the day: a first-time buyer does not need to source a separate match ticket.

Scotland's Six Nations home matches and Wales's Six Nations home matches both fall inside the UK-hosted side of the 2027 championship, played at Murrayfield in Edinburgh and Principality Stadium in Cardiff respectively.

Rugby has a crowd culture that sets it apart from many other sports. Home and away supporters are often noted for mixing together in the stands, the concourses and the hospitality spaces, rather than being kept apart. That suits a buyer who is comfortable in a mixed room; it suits less well a buyer who specifically wants to sit only among their own team's supporters all day, since hospitality lounges and boxes are shared or mixed spaces by design, not single-allegiance blocks.

Will my group sit together at a Six Nations hospitality package?

A hospitality package is built around shared spaces: a lounge or box before and after the match, plus seating blocks inside the stadium. That means a group of any size stays together throughout the day, because that's how the format works, not something to check case by case.

For a corporate group entertaining clients, or a group of friends and family booking together, that shared-space structure is exactly what makes the format work for a group booking in the first place. If you're weighing Cardiff against Edinburgh, Prestige Corporate Events covers both venues in full on the Six Nations hospitality page.