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Premier League Darts: Everything you need to know for the P&J Live event

The worlds best best arrow-throwers will be coming to the Aberdeen arena on Thursday.

Premier League Darts will be retuning to P&J Live. Image: Scott Baxter/ DC Thomson.
Premier League Darts will be retuning to P&J Live. Image: Scott Baxter/ DC Thomson.

Aberdeen’s P&J Live is getting ready to once again play host to Cazoo Premier League Darts.

The biggest party in darts has already visited 15 venues around the UK, and now it will be bringing the noise to the Granite City on Thursday.

It is the final stop before the play-offs at the O2 in London on May 25, and Jonny Clayton and Nathan Aspinall will collide in a straight shoot-out for fourth spot.

Here’s everything you need to know about the Aberdeen event:

Crowds will be returning to Premier League Darts at P&J Live. Image: Scott Baxter/ DC Thomson.

When and where will Premier League Darts play in Aberdeen?

Doors open at 5.30pm on Thursday, May 18 and the event will run from 7pm to 10.30pm.

P&J Live has encouraged players to arrive as close to doors opening to allow plenty of time to pass through our security checks.

Tickets are still available on Ticketmaster from ÂŁ23.

Have the professionals been to Aberdeen before?

In 2022, 8,000 rowdy arrows fans visited the P&J Live arena.

Ultimately, Welshman Jonny Clayton was victorious on night 11, beating Dutchman (and five-time Premier League champion) Michael van Gerwen 6-5 in the final.

Those packed into the Granite City’s flagship venue were kitted out in a weird and wonderful array of costumes.

However, the night was steeped in some controversy after loud boos and whistles could be heard from the crowd.

Are there any restrictions?

Under 14s must be accompanied by an adult aged 18 or over.

ID checks will be in place – attendees should bring along a Young Scot card or an alternative ID. No refunds will be given for entry refusals.

P&J Live has warned pint throwing, football colours and strips will not be allowed.

For everyone’s safety, large bags, backpacks of any kind and umbrellas are not permitted into the venue.

The Aberdeen crowd watches on as Peter Wright comes to the stage on Thursday night at the Premier League Darts
The Aberdeen crowd watches on as Peter Wright comes to the stage at P&J Live during the 2022 Premier League Darts visit. Picture by Scott Baxter

How do I get the bus to P&J Live?

Stagecoach will be operating its 727 Service between Union Square and P&J Live, running every 15 minutes.

The PJ1 bus service will also be in operation, departing Union Square at 6.10pm. They will depart back into Aberdeen City Centre after the event is finished from the taxi rank.

Fans enjoying Premier League Darts last year. Image: Scott Baxter/ DC Thomson.

Will food and drink be available at P&J Live?

All P&J Live bars, kiosks and The Mill Coffee Shop will be in operation.

P&J Live is a cashless venue.

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