2026 FIFA World Cup
Tickets & Travel Guide
June 11 – July 19, 2026 · United States, Mexico & Canada
Your essential guide to navigating World Cup 2026 tickets—from official FIFA sales and resale options to hospitality packages and trusted marketplaces. Plus hotel recommendations and city guides for all 16 host cities.
How to Get World Cup 2026 Tickets
There are several ways to secure tickets to the 2026 World Cup. Official sales happen exclusively through FIFA, but resale and third-party options exist as well. For a deep dive into the full ticket process, sales phases, and pricing details, see the complete 2026 ticket guide on The World Cup Guide.
Official FIFA Tickets
The official source for face-value World Cup tickets. Phase 4 (first-come, first-served) opens in April 2026. All previous lottery phases are complete.
Visit FIFA TicketsFIFA Ticket Resale
FIFA’s official resale marketplace where ticket holders can sell at any price (except in Mexico, where resale is face-value only). FIFA takes a 15% fee from both buyer and seller.
Browse ResaleFIFA Hospitality
Premium packages from On Location (FIFA’s official hospitality partner). Single match tickets start at $1,350 USD and include food, drinks, and premium seating.
View PackagesLiveFootballTickets
Popular third-party marketplace with a 150% money-back guarantee. Browse tickets for all host cities with buyer protection included.
Browse TicketsAll 16 Host Cities
Find tickets, hotels, and city guides for every World Cup 2026 venue. Hotels near stadiums fill up fast—browse live availability early.
🇺🇸 United States(11 venues)
🇲🇽 Mexico(3 venues)
🇨🇦 Canada(2 venues)
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I buy 2026 World Cup tickets?
All official tickets are sold through FIFA.com/tickets. There have been multiple sales phases including lotteries and random selection. The final phase (Phase 4) is first-come, first-served and opens in April 2026. You can also try your chances on third-party marketplaces like LiveFootballTickets or StubHub.
When do World Cup 2026 tickets go on sale?
Phases 1 through 3 (lottery and random selection) have been completed. Phase 4, the first-come, first-served phase, is expected to open in April 2026. All sales take place at FIFA.com/tickets. You need a FIFA ID (free account) to purchase.
Can I buy World Cup tickets from resale sites?
FIFA operates its own resale marketplace where ticket holders can list tickets at any price (except in Mexico, where resale must be at face value). FIFA takes a 15% fee from both buyer and seller. Third-party sites like LiveFootballTickets also offer World Cup tickets with buyer protection guarantees, though this technically violates FIFA’s terms of use.
What are the 2026 World Cup host cities?
The 2026 FIFA World Cup is hosted across 16 cities in three countries: 11 in the United States (Atlanta, Boston, Dallas, Houston, Kansas City, Los Angeles, Miami, New York/New Jersey, Philadelphia, San Francisco Bay Area, Seattle), 3 in Mexico (Guadalajara, Mexico City, Monterrey), and 2 in Canada (Toronto, Vancouver).
Where should I stay for the 2026 World Cup?
We recommend booking hotels ASAP in your host city for the best matchday experience. Hotels fill up fast during major tournaments, so book early. Use the host city links above to browse live hotel availability and pricing near each World Cup venue.
How much do 2026 World Cup tickets cost?
For the first time, FIFA is using dynamic (variable) pricing for 2026. Group stage tickets started around $60 USD for the cheapest category, while the Final’s top category started at $6,730 USD. Prices change based on demand and remaining inventory. Hospitality packages start at $1,350 USD per match.
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