World Grand Prix 2025 - The Biggest Yet
- Oct 15, 2025
- 1 min read
Can We Make 2026 Even Bigger?
This year's BoyleSports World Grand Prix of Darts at the Mattioli Arena Leicester was the biggest yet.
Sold out over 7 nights
More capacity added
Expanded hospitality offering
New outdoor area opened
More bars
More food
Bigger, better fan zone
And of course, the world's best darts players showed up and delivered some of the best action beamed across the world to an audience of millions.
Whilst 2025's event has only just finished and the broadcast trucks have barely left the Arena car park we're already planning for 2026, and how to make it even bigger and even better!
What would you like to see? Leave your comments and ideas in the comment box below.
And don't miss out on 2026, pre-register for early access to all tickets NOW here
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Amazing to see how the World Grand Prix keeps getting bigger every year—sounds like an incredible atmosphere with all those upgrades and fans! Can’t wait to see what 2026 brings 🔥 After watching intense matches like this, I usually unwind with something casual like Eggy Car Unblocked — simple but surprisingly addictive 😄
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