Overview
- Tickets for every match went live Wednesday through FIFA.com/tickets, which uses virtual queues and an order‑of‑request system with Categories 1–3 and some front‑row seats.
- FIFA says more than five million tickets are already sold and it will keep releasing new inventory in waves up to the final on July 19.
- News reports citing internal documents say the U.S. opener at Los Angeles’ SoFi Stadium was under 60% sold by April 10, with some listings above $2,000 driving fan pushback.
- FIFA directs fans to buy only through its site and offers an official resale platform for secure transfers, while separate hospitality packages remain available at higher prices.
- A ticket does not grant entry to the U.S., Mexico, or Canada, so fans must meet visa rules as U.S. immigration enforcement plans a role in event security, and free Fan Fest zones with digital passes offer a lower‑cost way to take part.