The curtain raiser is set to take place at Sunderland’s Stadium of Light on August 22 before the final at Twickenham on September 27 next year.
“This is a significant milestone as fans will be able to plan their Women’s Rugby World Cup England 2025 experience,” said Women’s Rugby World Cup 2025 managing director Sarah Massey.
“With over 60,000 tickets already sold, the demand and enthusiasm across the country is clear.
“We look forward to announcing the match schedule and expect high demand across the tournament and all around the country.”
The draw for the tournament is scheduled to take place next week on October 17 before the match schedule is released five days later.
Ticket sales are expected to increase further following the completion of these two events.
All fans will have the opportunity to apply for tickets for all matches from 11am on November 5 until the same time on November 19.
Prior to this two-week period, the tournament’s worldwide partner Mastercard is offering cardholders access to a 48-hour priority sale for all matches from October 22 to 24.
The ticketing success of the Rugby World Cup is the latest positive sign for women’s sport.
Yesterday, an extra 50,000 tickets for football’s UEFA Women’s Euro 2025 were put on sale after high demand during the initial release.
The governing body stated that more than 137,000 tickets were sold within the first week after launch on October 1 and that all initial tickets sold out for 18 matches.