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FIFA unveils first steps for fans who want to register for chance at buying World Cup tickets
MIAMI: FIFA has unveiled the first steps in the ticketing process for next year’s World Cup, one that will use dynamic pricing based on demand. For now, single-game ticket prices range from as low as $60 for group stage matches to $6,710 for a spot at the World Cup final. Those prices may, and probably are likely to, change somewhat over the coming months. Starting on Sept. 10 and running through Sept. 19, fans — who hold a Visa card and have registered for a FIFA ID, one that is easily obtained through the governing body’s website — can enter the presale draw.
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theguardian.com
Fifa says 2026 World Cup tickets will start at $60 but dynamic pricing looms
The World Cup organizer has set a price floor of $60 per match, though that will likely change as variable pricing takes hold early.
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arabnews.com
FIFA unveils first steps for fans who want to register for chance at buying World Cup tickets
MIAMI: FIFA has unveiled the first steps in the ticketing process for next year’s World Cup, one that will use dynamic pricing based on demand. For now, single-game ticket prices…
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scmp.com
Fans face World Cup rip-off as Fifa says ticket sales subject to ‘dynamic pricing’
Game’s governing body implements controversial pricing scheme, raises cost of final ticket to US$6,730 compared to US$1,607 at 2022 edition.
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World Cup’s dynamic pricing model lays bare Fifa’s singular motive: profit, at all costs
At one point not long ago, the world governing body at least tried to look like it cared about growing soccer worldwide. Not any more