FIFA World Cup 2026 Ticket Prices Now Public for All Host Cities
FIFA has officially released detailed pricing for all 104 matches across the 2026 FIFA World Cup 2026, giving fans their first concrete look at what it will cost to chase world cup tickets this summer. The pricing structure reveals significant variations depending on match importance, venue location, and seat category.
Dallas Hosting Nine World Cup Matches
Dallas Stadium will host nine matches total, making it one of the busiest venues in the tournament. The city will stage five group-stage games, two Round of 32 matchups, one Round of 16 game, and a high-profile semifinal on July 14.
Group-Stage Ticket Pricing Breakdown
For group-stage matches in Dallas, FIFA world cup tickets are priced as follows:
- Category 1 (Premium Lower Seating): $500–$700
- Category 2 (Mid-Tier Seating): $400–$500
- Category 3 (Upper-Tier Seating): $180–$265
High-demand matchups featuring teams like England, Argentina, and the Netherlands command the highest group-stage prices, with Category 1 seats reaching $700.
Knockout and Semifinal Tickets Cost Significantly More
For those looking to chase FIFA world cup tickets for elimination rounds, prices jump considerably. The Round of 32 matches range from $405–$540 for Category 1 seating, while the Round of 16 reaches $640. The semifinal on July 14 is among the most expensive non-final matches in the entire tournament, with premium Category 1 seats priced at $3,295 and Category 3 seats at $930.
Match-by-Match Dallas Pricing (Group Stage)
- June 14 – Netherlands vs Japan: Cat 1: $600 | Cat 2: $430 | Cat 3: $220
- June 17 – England vs Croatia: Cat 1: $700 | Cat 2: $500 | Cat 3: $265
- June 22 – Argentina vs Austria: Cat 1: $700 | Cat 2: $500 | Cat 3: $265
- June 25 – Japan vs Europe B Qualifier: Cat 1: $500 | Cat 2: $400 | Cat 3: $180
- June 27 – Jordan vs Argentina: Cat 1: $700 | Cat 2: $500 | Cat 3: $265
What’s Driving Price Variations
Dallas’ massive venue capacity and expected global audience draw are key factors behind its prominent role in the tournament schedule. The city’s World Cup history also adds significance—the Cotton Bowl hosted matches during the 1994 tournament.
Ticket prices also vary based on day of the week, with weekend matches typically commanding higher prices than weekday games. Additional ticket phases and seat releases are expected before the tournament kicks off on June 11.
Additional Ticket Tiers Available
After significant backlash over pricing, FIFA introduced a new $60 ticket tier for select matches, expanding access for budget-conscious fans. More information on Category 4 availability for Dallas matches is expected to be released as the tournament approaches.
What’s Next for Chase FIFA Tickets
Fans interested in chase FIFA world cup tickets should monitor FIFA’s official website and authorized ticket vendors for upcoming sales windows. Pricing could adjust as more inventory becomes available or as March playoff qualifiers finalize remaining European spots. Dallas will kick off its World Cup matches on June 14, launching one of the city’s biggest sporting summers.
