WORLD CUP 2026 tickets have gone on sale – with some costing up to an eye-watering £55,000 ($73,200).
The tournament will be co-hosted by USA, Canada and .
And it is in the States where the pricy bundle packages are found, with three different options on offer.
The USA boasts 11 host cities, and all but one will offer an eight-match package to watch every game played in the city.
Dallas is scheduled to host nine matches and will offer every game as part of the U.S. Venue series, with New York/New Jersey and holding eight fixtures.
New York/New Jersey offers the priciest package, as the MetLife Stadium hosts the final.
The cheapest eight-match package on offer at the venue costs £19,282 ($25,800) – the most expensive is £55,000 ($73,200).
While is the place to go for the cheapest city bundle – where eight matches will cost fans £6,184 ($8,275).
Another package on offer is the U.S. Four-Match Series, which allows spectators the chances to acquire hospitality tickets at four games across various U.S. venues.
Fans will be able to pick and choose but they are restricted to fixtures taking place between Monday and Thursday, and excluded from the USMNT’s opener.
Hospitality deals include access to seating options like private suites, pitchside lounges, and numerous other shared lounges.
Fans will also be granted access to the Pavilion as part of the Follow My Team Series.
The package includes tickets to a every group stage games for a fan’s national team, where they will access the pavilion – an exclusive retreat located next to stadiums where pre and post-match hospitality and entertainment is available.
Prices for the fan series package begin at £5,612 ($6,600).
Normal ticket prices will average at around £260 ($305) for early stages matches, according to The Athletic.
