VALORANT Masters London Tickets: Prices, Sales Dates, and How to Buy

VALORANT Masters London Tickets: Prices, Sales Dates, and How to Buy

Tickets for VALORANT Masters London are scheduled to go live on March 27th. The second international event of the 2026 season will take place from June 6–21 at the Copper Box Arena in London. The tournament will feature three teams from each of the four international leagues as they compete on LAN for a coveted Masters trophy and valuable Championship Points.

Masters London will be the sole international VCT event in Europe this year. It also plays a crucial role in Champions qualification, making the upcoming tournament a marquee occasion for VALORANT fans across the region. Below is everything we know so far about the tournament's tickets, including pricing and other key details.

When Do VALORANT Masters London Ticket Sales Start? 

Fans worldwide can purchase VALORANT Masters London tickets starting March 27, 2026, at 10:00 am GMT. You can use this link to access the official Ticketmaster page, where you can select your preferred seating option and complete your purchase. Please note that the page will only go live once ticket sales officially begin on March 27.

Tickets for all stages will be sold globally via Ticketmaster, and only a maximum of four tickets is allowed per checkout. Additionally, using a VPN or Private Relay may cause the system to falsely flag you as a bot, so make sure to disable these services before going ahead with your purchase.

VALORANT Masters London Ticket Pricing

VALORANT Masters London offers viewers five tiers of tickets, with weekday prices ranging from £10 for the slightly obstructed Tier 5 seats to £50 for Tier 1. Weekend pricing sees a modest increase, with tickets ranging from £15 to £75. The Finals weekend also comes with an expected price hike, with Grand Final tickets costing between £25 and £125 each.

While the exact differences between all tiers have not been detailed, we do know that Tier 5 seats will have a minor obstruction to the screens due to the low ceiling. Meanwhile, Tier 1 ticket holders will gain access to the exclusive Super Fan Zone, located near the VCT stage. Below is the full pricing breakdown for each tier across all days:

Early Stages & Playoffs:

Weekdays (June 8, 9, 10, 15, 16):

  • Tier 1 – £50

  • Tier 2 – £40

  • Tier 3 – £30

  • Tier 4 – £20

  • Tier 5 (Slightly Obstructed) – £10

Weekends (June 6, 7, 12, 13, 14):

  • Tier 1 – £75

  • Tier 2 – £60

  • Tier 3 – £45

  • Tier 4 – £30

  • Tier 5 (Slightly Obstructed) – £15

Upper Finals & Lower Finals (June 19 & 20):

  • Tier 1 – £100

  • Tier 2 – £75

  • Tier 3 – £50

  • Tier 4 – £35

  • Tier 5 (Slightly Obstructed) – £15

Grand Finals (June 21):

  • Tier 1 – £125

  • Tier 2 – £100

  • Tier 3 – £75

  • Tier 4 – £50

  • Tier 5 (Slightly Obstructed) – £25

Event Schedule

Early Stages (June 6–10) & Playoffs (June 12–16):

  • Doors Open: 1:30 PM

  • Pre-Show Countdown: 2:00 PM

  • Pre-Show: 2:30 PM

  • Show Start: 3:00 PM

Finals Weekend (June 19–21):

  • Doors Open: 12:30 PM

  • Pre-Show Countdown: 1:00 PM

  • Pre-Show: 1:30 PM

  • Show Start: 2:00 PM

Fan Fest & Artist Alley 

The Finals weekend of Masters London will feature a Fan Fest, offering attendees a chance to celebrate the international event alongside the VALORANT community. Even without a ticket, fans can dive into interactive experiences, meet players and creators, explore community showcases, and connect with fellow enthusiasts.

Artists and other creators will also have an opportunity to showcase their work to the game's global fanbase through the Artist Alley. If you're interested in displaying your art at the event, keep an eye out for an interest form, which will be made available soon.

Seating Information and Other Details

All tiers of tickets feature reserved seating. When booking, you'll be able to select your desired tier, and the best available seats within that category will be automatically allocated. Re-entry into the venue is permitted, though outside food and beverages are not allowed.

Additionally, cosplay is welcome at the live event, subject to safety guidelines. Riot Games also enforces a strict policy regarding bags, cameras, and prohibited items. For complete details, we recommend reviewing the official Masters London ticket sale information from Riot Games.


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Featured Image Credit: Riot Games


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