Millions of people across Europe and beyond watch live on TV, and nearly 100,000 fans have attended the 2024-25 edition at Alexandra Palace, a sprawling, Victorian-era venue known as “Ally Pally.” ...

The costume-spotting side-quest at the Ally Pally hasn't always been a nice viewing for Paton. The Darts presenter admitted that during her first World Darts Championship, she watched a fan in a ...

Thousands of boozy darts fans have descended on Ally Pally dressed as Super Mario characters, ... arriving in full Grinch costumes and posing alongside three women dressed as dartboards.

Michael Smith wants no distractions on his return to Alexandra Palace – after one fan’s costume became the funniest thing he’s ever seen. The former world champion has left no sto… ...

At Ally Pally the players’ nerves are under a constant onslaught on the oche. ... With his kaleidoscope of costumes, and his peacock airs, Peter “Snakebite” Wright is the Elton John of darts.

Sky Sports presenter Emma Paton has given her verdict on the Ally Pally dress code ahead of the World Darts Championship. By Mark Whiley 08:00, Sat, Dec 14, 2024 ...

In 1935, part of Ally Pally was leased to the BBC, who made the world's first public broadcasts of "high-definition" television from it the following year and went on to use it for news broadcasts ...

The crowds are not yet as rowdy as those in Britain, but they’re getting there, including the costumes. The room at Ally Pally where the world championship takes place holds 3,200 people.