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Dubai Sevens 2026: Tickets now on sale as Gaelic football is added to programme

Tickets for the 2026 Emirates Dubai 7s went on sale on Monday morning. The 2026 event has been enhanced in several ways, including the addition of Gaelic football to the programme. The HSBC SVNS Series remains the main event, but Gaelic joins rugby, netball, cricket, fitness and padel as a sixth sport on the menu. The event will take place at The Sevens Stadium from Friday, November 27, to…

Dubai Sevens 2026: Tickets now on sale as Gaelic football is added to programme

Tickets for the 2026 Emirates Dubai 7s went on sale on Monday morning. This year's edition has been expanded with the addition of Gaelic football to the sports programme, joining rugby, netball, cricket, fitness, and padel as a sixth sport. The event will take place at The Sevens Stadium from November 27 to 29, coinciding with the UAE National Day holiday.

Gaelic football director Mathew Tait expressed excitement about the event, highlighting how the festival brings together people and communities, with the world's best rugby sevens players competing alongside participants in their own sports across the festival. Families can enjoy the day together, along with music and entertainment.

For 2026, the festival has also added an inflatable kids' zone, a Ferris wheel, and a zip line, alongside international music headliners performing across all three nights. Ticket prices remain constant for a third year, with Friday entry at Dh75, Saturday and Sunday day passes at Dh455, and three-day passes at Dh595. Tickets are now available on the official website and the Emirates Dubai 7s app.

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