The biggest event in darts is finally here. The 2026 PDC World Darts Championship is set to take over London’s iconic Alexandra Palace from December 11, 2025 to January 3, 2026, with 128 players battling for the Sid Waddell Trophy and a record £1 million winner’s prize.
Whether you’re tuning in from the UK, USA, or Australia, here’s everything you need to know about how to watch the action live on TV or via streaming.
🇬🇧 How to Watch in the UK
UK fans have the widest coverage options, with full broadcast rights once again belonging to Sky Sports.
TV Coverage
- Sky Sports Darts – Full live coverage of every session
- Sky Sports Main Event / Sky Sports Arena – Selected sessions
- Sky Showcase – Occasional free-to-air sessions (TBC)
Streaming
- NOW TV – Stream every session live with a Sports Day or Monthly Pass
- Sky Go – Included for Sky subscribers; watch on mobile, tablet, or laptop
Sky will also provide daily highlights, expert analysis and behind-the-scenes features throughout the tournament.
🇺🇸 How to Watch in the USA
American darts fans can follow every moment of the 2026 World Championship through DAZN.
Streaming
- DAZN USA – Live and on-demand coverage of all matches
- Available on smart TVs, smartphones, tablets, and browsers
DAZN will also offer condensed match replays, highlights, and analysis for viewers in different time zones.
🇦🇺 How to Watch in Australia
Australian coverage is handled by Foxtel and Kayo Sports.
TV Coverage
- Fox Sports – Live broadcasts of selected sessions
Streaming
- Kayo Sports – Every session available to stream live and on-demand
- Kayo also includes mini-replays and highlight packages
Given the time difference, Kayo’s on-demand platform is especially useful for fans who prefer to watch the darts at a reasonable hour.
Other Regions
The PDC’s dedicated subscription platform PDCTV will stream every match live in regions where no broadcaster holds exclusive rights.
(Check availability in your region on PDC.tv.)
Don’t Miss the Biggest Storylines of 2026
The upcoming tournament is packed with drama and intrigue:
- Luke Littler begins his title defence at just 18 years old
- Gerwyn Price, Luke Humphries, and Michael van Gerwen chase redemption
- Emerging stars like Beau Greaves, Gian van Veen, and Josh Rock look to shake up the draw
With record prize money, a stacked field, and global coverage, the 2026 World Championship is set to be one of the most-watched editions ever.
