World Cup 2026 Tickets Launch with Packages Up to $73,200

The first hospitality packages for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, co-hosted by the U.S., Canada, and Mexico, have gone on sale, with prices ranging from $5,300 to as high as $73,200 for premium experiences. These packages, launched in partnership with FIFA's hospitality provider On Location, cater primarily to high-end clients and include perks like private suites, pitchside lounges, and exclusive access to the FIFA Pavilion for pre- and post-match entertainment. The priciest options are found in U.S. cities, with New York/New Jersey's MetLife Stadium—site of the final—offering the most expensive bundles. Additional packages allow fans to attend every match in a chosen city, select four matches across venues (with some scheduling restrictions), or follow their national team through the group stage. Regular tickets, expected to average around $305 for early-stage matches, will go on sale later, with details yet to be announced. While FIFA touts these offerings as immersive, the steep prices have sparked concerns that average fans may be priced out of the event.