The WFDF 2026 World Masters Ultimate Club Championships will take place at the University of Nottingham, from Sunday 28 June 2026 to Saturday 4 July 2026, welcoming over 100 teams and 2,500 participants, from up to 118 countries across the world.
Fixtures will take place across Highfields Sports Complex and Riverside Sports Complex, with competing teams also taking advantage of the University’s accommodation offer and performance sport services, including the state-of-the-art Sports Injury Clinic at David Ross Sports Village.
A warm welcome from your host city Nottingham.
As the legendary home of Robin Hood, Nottingham is a city known around the world, but beyond the tales of our famous outlaw, it is a vibrant, forward looking destination full of energy, creativity and sporting prowess. Set in the heart of England, Nottingham provides an inspiring setting for the 2026 World Masters Ultimate Club Championships at the University of Nottingham, a world class sporting venue in a city that lives and breathes competition and community spirit.
Carved from sandstone and steeped in history, Nottingham is a place of rebels and pioneers, from literary greats like Lord Byron and D.H. Lawrence, to the birthplace of the English Civil War.
Yet Nottingham is also a modern, green and welcoming city, offering everything from Michelin star dining and buzzing nightlife to tranquil parks and historic attractions. A treasure trove for visitors to discover and explore, Nottingham truly captures the spirit of adventure, making it the perfect host for athletes and fans from around the globe.
Need any help whilst in Nottingham?
Helping visitors for over 31 years, the Nottingham Tourism Centre is open 7 days a week for anything you ned. The friendly team have a wealth of knowledge about Nottingham and are always happy to provide visitors with information about events and attractions, accommodation and transport around the city and county. And don’t forget their range of souvenirs including artwork from local artists and Robin Hood mementos! You will find the centre just off Old Market Square in the heart of Nottingham City Centre.
Getting around
Getting around couldn’t be easier whether it be by car or by using the many public transport options available.
Nottingham is a compact city which means that visitors can get around easily on foot or by using the modern tram system. In 2010 Nottingham was named England’s least car dependent city.
For all your travel needs, whether it is via tram, train, bus, taxi, car or foot, please have a look at our Getting Around page or do enquire with our friendly team at the Nottingham Tourism Centre.
Make the Most of Your Downtime in Nottingham
While you’re at the 2026 World Masters Ultimate Club Championships why not take a break and explore the city? Nottingham is full of surprises, from historic landmarks to buzzing bars and tasty eats, there’s something for everyone!
- Grab a Bite – Treat yourself to a meal in Nottingham that suits every taste. Just moments from the gates of Nottingham Castle, Fothergills is an award-winning bar and restaurant housed in one of the city’s beautiful buildings, designed by renowned Victorian architect Watson Fothergill. Blending historic character with contemporary style, it’s a true Nottingham gem loved by locals and visitors alike. Step inside to find a warm, welcoming atmosphere, ideal for everything from leisurely lunches and indulgent dinners to laid-back drinks with friends. On sunnier days, take a seat on the spacious terrace and enjoy views of the castle and the iconic Robin Hood statue, one of the best al fresco dining spot in the city. Prefer something relaxed and cosy? The Pudding Pantry is perfect for indulgent breakfasts, loaded pancakes drenched in syrup, or indulgent afternoon teas. For a taste of something a little different, Bar Iberico serves up tapas-style dishes blending Mediterranean and Asian flavours with creative flair. And don’t forget to sample the very best of local Nottinghamshire produce and seasonal delights while you’re here, local deli Delilah’s have you covered!
- Enjoy a Drink – Nottingham’s drinking scene is as diverse as it is unique. Sip a pint in a cave at the Hand & Heart or the quirky Ye Olde Trip to Jerusalem, England’s oldest pub. For a posh tipple, head to Cosy Club, set in Nottingham’s original Victorian Gentleman’s Club, still as opulent today as it was then, or indulge in a theatrical cocktail made with spectacle at The Alchemist housed in one of Nottingham’s most striking buildings. Whether you’re after a casual pint, a cosy wine, or a decadent, Instagram worthy cocktail, Nottingham has the perfect spot to unwind between matches.
- Discover & Explore – Take some time to soak up Nottingham’s history and culture. Join the Robin Hood Town Tour each Saturday or explore the city on your own with self-guided tours – discover more here. Marvel at Nottingham Castle, step back in time at the National Justice Museum, or wander the legendary 1000 year old Sherwood Forest. Just outside the city, Wollaton Hall awaits with stunning architecture and grounds, you may even recognise it from the movies as Batman’s pad, Wayne Manor. Or if you’re in the mood for something a little more spine-tingling, joinThe Original Nottingham Ghost Walk, a hauntingly entertaining storytelling tour through the city’s historic Castle Quarter that’s been sending shivers down visitors’ spines for over 20 years.
From legendary outlaws to architectural gems, Nottingham is packed with treasures waiting to be discovered!
For even more ideas, check out the Visit Nottinghamshire Bucket List and make the most of your visit, there’s plenty to see, do, and enjoy between matches!
Rooms are available from the 25th June – 5th July
| Hotel | Rates (B & B) | T&C |
| St James Hotel St James Hotel – Nottingham – Visit Nottinghamshire | Classic Twin – £109 Classic Double – £109 Executive Double with sofa bed – £125 (2 adults/2 children under 14 – limited availability) | These rates include VAT, WI-FI and continental and Full English breakfast buffet and if guests would like to book, card details are required to confirm the booking with payment requested on arrival at the hotel. The cancellation policy for individual rooms would be up until 2pm the day prior to arrival. |
| Village Hotel Village Nottingham – Nottingham – Visit Nottinghamshire | Single Occupancy – £110 Twin/Double Occupancy -£120 Triple/Family (3 guests) – £145 | Minimum 4 nights stay Car & coach parking included Wifi & and access to leisure facilities included |
| Nottingham Belfry Hotel Nottingham Belfry Hotel & Spa – Nottingham – Visit Nottinghamshire | Singl Occupancy – £109 Double Occupancy – £119 Triple Occupancy – £129 | Rooms available for arrival 27th June / depart 5th July |
| Holiday Inn Castle Marina Holiday Inn Nottingham Castle Marina – Nottingham – Visit Nottinghamshire | Standard King Room/Double Occupancy – £120 Family twin (double/double room) – £120 | Supplement of £10 per person for additional guests On-site parking included |
| Leonardo Hotel Leonardo Hotel Nottingham – Nottingham – Visit Nottinghamshire | Single Occupancy – £125 Double Occupancy – £134 Triple Occupancy – £144 | Minimum 10 rooms per night required to secure rate. |
| Mercure Sherwood Mercure Nottingham Sherwood Hotel – Nottingham – Visit Nottinghamshire | Single Occupancy – £99 Double Occupancy – £109 | Rats include parking and access to leisure facilities |
| Ibis Nottingham Ibis Nottingham Centre – Nottingham – Visit Nottinghamshire | Double/Twin – £109 | |
| Hilton Nottingham City Hilton Nottingham – Nottingham – Visit Nottinghamshire | Compact Double for single Occupancy – £180 Standard Double – £190 Standard Twin – £200 Standard Triple includes Standard Double with sofa bed sleeping 3 – £210 Double Double rooms incur £40 supplement per night – sleeps 4 (limited availability) | Groups of 9+ |
WFDF 2026 World Masters Ultimate Club Championships (WMUC)
Nottingham is hosting the 2026 World Masters Ultimate Club Championships at Highfields Sports Complex (Part of Nottingham Venues) from the 28th June – 4th July 2026,
Posted on 17 October 2025
