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Jul 13, 2026·2 min read

How to plan a Six Nations 2027 away-days trip

The Six Nations 2027 sends fans across Europe, from Paris to Dublin to Rome. Here is how to pick your away day, plan the travel, and split the trip with your mates.

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On this page
  • 1. Pick the away day (or two)
  • 2. Book the match weekend early
  • 3. Turn two rounds into one plan
  • 4. Split the trip, settle in a tap
  • The short version

On this page

  • 1. Pick the away day (or two)
  • 2. Book the match weekend early
  • 3. Turn two rounds into one plan
  • 4. Split the trip, settle in a tap
  • The short version

The Six Nations is built for away days. Over February and March it moves across Europe, London, Cardiff, Paris, Dublin, Rome, Edinburgh, and following your side means picking which cities you travel to. Each away day is a great group trip in its own right, which is exactly why it is worth planning properly with your mates.

Here is how to plan a Six Nations 2027 away-days trip so the weekend comes together and the money stays fair.

Plan the away day in one place

Pick your fixtures, see the route and the per-person cost, and split it with the group. Free, no signup to try it.

Build your trip

1. Pick the away day (or two)

You are unlikely to do all five rounds, so the first job is choosing which fixtures you travel to. Weigh the match you most want against how easy the city is for your group to reach, because a weekend in Paris, Dublin, or Rome is a brilliant trip on its own. If you are doing two rounds, check the dates and cities work as one trip before you commit.

2. Book the match weekend early

Match weekends fill the host city, and the well-located places go first. As soon as your group picks the away day, lock accommodation near the ground or the transport into it. Travel can follow, but the beds should not wait, especially for the big fixtures.

3. Turn two rounds into one plan

If you are chaining a couple of away days into one trip, a plan that orders the cities, adds the travel legs, and leaves a buffer day keeps it realistic, so you are not trying to get from one city to another with no time to spare. It is the same logic as any multi-city trip: sequence it, and catch the impossible jumps before you book.

4. Split the trip, settle in a tap

Away days stack up shared costs: the hotel, the trains or flights, the group meal. Keep them all in one ledger, split the shared stuff evenly, and keep tickets and personal spending on the person. When it is time to settle, everyone pays their share in a tap, straight to whoever fronted the booking. No one should be the group's unpaid travel agent for a rugby weekend.

Plan the Six Nations with your mates

Pick the away day, plan the travel, split the costs, and settle up in a tap. Free to plan, always.

Start a trip

The short version

Pick your away day, book the match weekend early, sequence it into one plan if you are doing two, and split it all in one place. Do that and the away day is pure rugby, not a spreadsheet.

More on planning the trip

  • Planning a Rugby World Cup 2027 trip across Australia
  • How to split costs for a group trip fairly (and actually get paid back)

Frequently asked questions

When is the Six Nations 2027?
The Six Nations 2027 runs across February and March, with matches in London, Cardiff, Paris, Dublin, Rome, and Edinburgh. Because it moves city to city, following your side is a series of away days, and the group decision is which round or two you travel to.
Which Six Nations away day should you pick?
Pick on the fixture you most want and how easy the city is for your group to reach. A weekend in Paris, Dublin, or Rome is a great group trip on its own, so weigh the match, the travel, and the total cost, then decide together and book accommodation early because match weekends fill up.
How do you split a rugby away-days trip?
Put the accommodation, the travel, and any shared costs in one ledger and split them evenly, keeping tickets and personal spending separate. Track it as you go and let everyone pay their share in a tap, so one person is not fronting a match-weekend hotel for the whole group.

Written by

Hamza SellakFounder, FanPass

Moroccan-born, Australian-citizen dual-national, a lifelong fan of big sporting events, and the builder of FanPass. I first built it to plan my own 2026 World Cup, following two national teams across the host cities. Then I realised my friends hit the same mess on every group trip, so I pivoted FanPass into a way for any crew to plan, split, and pay for a trip to any big event, together.

Plan the whole trip in one place.

Pick your matches and get a conflict-checked, multi-city plan with travel legs, heat reads, and a border checklist. Free, and no signup to see your itinerary.

Build your trip
On this page
  • 1. Pick the away day (or two)
  • 2. Book the match weekend early
  • 3. Turn two rounds into one plan
  • 4. Split the trip, settle in a tap
  • The short version

On this page

  • 1. Pick the away day (or two)
  • 2. Book the match weekend early
  • 3. Turn two rounds into one plan
  • 4. Split the trip, settle in a tap
  • The short version