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FIFA will offer tickets starting at 60 dollars for the 2026 World Cup, in response to criticism regarding exorbitant prices.

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16 December 2025, 19:26
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FIFA has announced that it will introduce "more affordable" tickets for all 104 matches of the 2026 World Cup, following public outrage over high prices. The cheapest tickets will cost from 60 dollars, as part of a new 'Access Level for Fans', aimed at supporters of the qualified teams. Criticism has been intense, especially after it was revealed that tickets for the final could reach 3,400 euros, which generated accusations of "monumental betrayal" from fan representatives.


Additionally, only 10% of the tickets available for member associations will be included in this accessible category. FIFA has been pressured to stop ticket sales, considering that loyal fans were facing exorbitant prices. The cheaper tickets will be distributed to the national federations of the participating teams.

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