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Last updated: 30 March 2026
The Afternoon Session on Wednesday, 30 December 2026 at 13:30 marks the final tournament day of the year – and it immediately feels different.
The third round is done, the last 16 is underway, and the championship has now fully transitioned into its decisive phase.
There’s a very specific energy to this day. London is busy, international, full of people arriving for New Year’s Eve – and a lot of them make their way to Alexandra Palace.
The crowd reflects that. Still dressed up, still loud, but more focused. Less random noise, more reaction to what’s happening on stage.
Inside the Great Hall, that creates a constant wave of energy. With over 5,000 fans, the session feels big without losing its intensity.
For anyone holding Ally Pally tickets, this is one of the most memorable days of the entire tournament.
At this point, the tournament becomes brutally honest.
Players like Luke Humphries, Michael van Gerwen and Gerwyn Price remain at the centre of attention – but the gap is closing.
Matches are tighter, pressure is constant, and every mistake carries weight.
For many fans, this day is part of a bigger plan:
Darts on the 30th – New Year’s Eve in London on the 31st.
If you’re planning a Darts World Championship London trip, this is one of the strongest combinations you can choose.
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