What are the start times for the 2026 World Grand Prix darts?
The tournament runs from Monday, September 28 to Sunday, October 4, with sessions starting primarily in the evening UK time for most rounds:
- First Round: Sept 28-29, 6pm BST (1pm ET, 3am AEST next day)
- Second Round: Sept 30 - Oct 1, 7pm BST (2pm ET, 4am AEST next day)
- Quarter-finals: Oct 2, 7pm BST (2pm ET, 4am AEST next day)
- Semi-finals: Oct 3, 8pm BST (3pm ET, 5am AEST next day)
- Final: Oct 4, 8pm BST (3pm ET, 5am AEST next day)
Where can I watch the 2026 World Grand Prix darts for free?
Free live coverage is available in select countries:
- Belgium: Watch live for free on VTM.
- Germany: Sport 1 offers free live broadcasts.
For viewers outside these countries, using a VPN to connect to Belgium or Germany can unlock free streams as if you were there.
In Australia, a 7-day free trial of Kayo Sports gives access to the tournament without cost for the trial period.
How to watch 2026 World Grand Prix live streams by region
United Kingdom
Sky Sports is the official broadcaster, streaming live on Sky Sports Darts and Sky Sports Main Event. Packages start from 35 for new customers monthly. More flexible access is available via Now Sports with day passes from 3.99. Use the Sky Go or Now app to watch on mobile. A VPN helps if you're outside the UK.
Australia
Fox Sports holds the rights with live streaming on Kayo Sports, available with plans from AU$29.99/month and a free 7-day trial for new users. PDCTV offers a World Grand Prix pass from AU$12.99. Use a VPN to access Kayo from abroad.
United States
Watch on Peacock Premium with plans from $12.99/month or $129.99/year. Walmart+ membership includes Peacock access, with a 30-day trial for $1. PDCTV offers a pass for $9.99. VPN use is advised if accessing from outside the US.
Canada
The tournament streams on PDC TV with passes at CA$12.99 or yearly subscriptions at CA$129.99. Use a VPN when abroad to unblock Canadian streams.
New Zealand
Sky Sport NZ broadcasts the event via satellite or its Sky Sport Now streaming service, starting at $29.99 per day or $54.99 monthly. VPN helps viewers outside New Zealand.
How to use a VPN to watch from anywhere
A VPN lets you connect to a server in your home country to access region-locked streams easily. Steps to use a VPN like NordVPN include:
- Install the VPN app on your device.
- Select a server in the country where your preferred stream is available.
- Open the streaming service or channel app/site to watch live.
This method is especially useful for accessing free streams or your subscription when traveling.
Summary: Stream the 2026 World Grand Prix darts from anywhere
The 2026 World Grand Prix darts event can be watched live through a range of broadcast and streaming options worldwide. Free streams are available in Belgium and Germany, while subscription services provide coverage in key regions like the UK, US, Australia, Canada, and New Zealand. Using a VPN will allow fans abroad to access their usual local streams or unlock free broadcasts, ensuring you don't miss a moment of the action even if traveling or outside your home country.