The dart tournament featuring stars will take place at London's Brentford Stadium: details.

Darts at Gtech Community Stadium

According to The Sun: Gtech Community Stadium in Brentford is preparing to host an evening of darts featuring the best players in the sport.

The organizers announced that the exhibition event will take place in February at the home stadium of the team in West London, which was opened in 2020 and accommodates 17,000 spectators.

Four-time World Championship semi-finalist James Wade will also participate.

Participation of dart stars

Several players from the world top 20 will perform at the tournament, including James Wade, who is one of the most well-known participants.

Dave Chisnall, Chris Dobey, and Ross Smith will also showcase their skills.

The event will be hosted by Sky Sports star Abigail Davis.

Tickets for the event

Fans can purchase tickets starting at £55, and for an additional £10, they can secure more comfortable seats.

An exclusive VIP package for £150 includes a reserved seat in the first two rows, early entry to the event, and a two-way meal with drink options.

Fans will also have the opportunity to meet the dart stars, take photos with them, receive signed event posters, and even try to play against them.

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Brentford in the current season

Brentford supporters are hoping for better results than those the team has shown this season.

Keith Andrews' team has won only one of its five league matches.

A 3-1 defeat to Fulham resulted in a fall to 17th place in the table.

Brentford faces tough matches against Manchester United, Manchester City, and Liverpool in three of their next four games.

The darts competition, which will take place at Gtech Community Stadium, is a great opportunity for fans to not only enjoy the game but also meet their favorite athletes. This event reflects the growing popularity of darts in the UK and its ability to attract a large audience despite the crisis in the sport. Meanwhile, Brentford's on-field results remain in question, and fans are eagerly anticipating improvements in the upcoming games.