The ticketing process for the 2026 World Cup will launch this month, with prices for single seats starting at $60 for group-stage matches and reaching up to $6,710 for the final. Prices will vary depending on demand, and fans will have the option to purchase single-match tickets, venue-specific passes, and team-following packages.
The tournament, set to feature a record 48 teams, will take place across the United States, Canada, and Mexico from June 11 to July 19 next year.
The first sales phase will run from September 10 to 19, when Visa cardholders can register for a presale draw. Those randomly selected will be able to apply for tickets starting October 1. Purchases will be limited to four tickets per person per match, with a maximum of 40 tickets for the entire tournament.
Phase two registration is scheduled for October 27 to 31, with sales taking place from mid-November to early December. Phase three will open after the tournament draw on December 5, allowing fans to apply for specific matches.
In the lead-up to the event, any remaining tickets will be sold on a first-come, first-served basis, giving late buyers a final chance to secure seats at football’s biggest stage.
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