WDF EUROPE CUP 2028 · DENMARK’S BID

Together
in Billund.

50 years of European darts. A new chapter, right where it all began.

26–30 September 2028 Billund · Denmark

A collage of family activities and experiences in Billund

1978

The first Europe Cup in Denmark

2028

Our ambition: welcome Europe back

50 years

One shared passion for darts

01 / THE VISION

Great darts.
Even greater together.

In 1978, Denmark hosted the very first European Cup in darts. Fifty years later, we hope to bring Europe back to where the journey began.

Our ambition is a championship that brings players, officials, supporters and families together. International competition, warm hospitality and shared experiences — in the heart of Denmark.

The Danish Darts Union, Billund Municipality and Sport Event Denmark stand together behind the bid.

LEGOLAND and other family experiences featured in the Billund bid

02 / DESTINATION BILLUND

A small town.
A world of experiences.

Welcome to the Capital of Children. A place where creativity, play and community are part of everyday life.

The bid brings together international darts and a family-friendly destination, with attractions, green spaces and experiences close by.

Arrive with ease
Billund Airport connects the host city with Europe and beyond.

Make it a family experience
Discover LEGOLAND and the many other attractions of Billund.

03 / EUROPE CUP VILLAGE

Stay close.
Feel part of it all.

In partnership with Lalandia Billund, the bid proposes a shared Europe Cup Village for players, officials, supporters and families.

Modern holiday houses, shared meals and room to unwind. A place to meet the European darts family, on and off the oche.

€700

per person · 6-person house

€750

per person · 4-person house

Proposed package: Tuesday to Sunday, full board and access to Lalandia facilities. Beverages excluded.

Holiday houses, dining and leisure activities at Lalandia Billund
The colourful Together in Billund dart illustration from the bid

04 / BEYOND THE CHAMPIONSHIP

A lasting legacy.
A shared future.

The ambition reaches beyond five days of darts: introducing young people to the sport, bringing local volunteers together and creating memories that last.

A celebration of the players, volunteers and friendships that have shaped European darts for fifty years.