The 2026 NRL Grand Final is officially sold out, with the competition confirming ticket allocations are exhausted.
It means that tickets for the decider won't make it to general public sale on Tuesday, with club members snapping up the remainder of tickets after they went on sale to those individuals at 10am on Monday morning.
No tickets are now left for Tuesday and beyond.
Accor Stadium's 80,000-plus capacity will be met for the decider between the Newcastle Knights and Sydney Roosters, with Knights fans making tickets a priority on Monday morning after their fans packed the stadium yesterday, seeing the fourth-biggest preliminary final crowd in NRL history, with 57,000 in attendance for their incredible win over the Penrith Panthers.
The NRL confirmed on Monday that the only way fans will now be able to secure a ticket is through the official reselling platform - and that could still happen with Penrith or potentially even Warriors fans looking to discard tickets.
Social media quickly erupted after the announcement that the grand final was sold out though, with many commenting that the Ticketmaster platform had major issues on Monday morning.
"Any word on how exactly members were meant to buy the tickets?" One member on the Knights Facebook page asked.
"Our experience was the exact same and were on just after 10:00am. A total clown show," replied another.
The NRL's facebook page was met with similar discourse.
"So what happened to members pre sale? Did it actually happen at 10am?" One person asked.
One questioned how it seemed ticket sales on Monday were a "free for all".
"I thought it was supposed to be members on sale today and general on sale tomorrow. Clearly that didn't happen. Was a free for all," the user wrote.
The Knights and Roosters will clash on Sunday afternoon at 7:30pm (AEDT) in the men's grand final, while the NRLW will be played between the Brisbane Broncos and Sydney Roosters at 4:05pm (AEDT), and the State Championship between the Penrith Panthers and Redcliffe Dolphins at 1:20pm (AEDT).
