"It has now been revealed that the cheapest World Cup tickets will start as low as $60, which will likely be for Category 4' tickets, with a tiered system also in place going up to Category 1 for the best seats. That affordability, however, is not expected to last throughout the tournament, with the Daily Mail reporting that tickets to the final could end up setting supporters back a whopping $6,730."
"The governing body's revamped Club World Cup also went Stateside this summer, with prices starting high initially, before attendance fears saw some admission fees drop as low as $5 in an attempt to get punters through the gates. Dynamic pricing is commonplace in America, but first entered British consciousness when Oasis put their reunion tour on sale."
"We will adapt prices as per the demand we see, as per the remaining inventory. While we have committed to the starting point we will apply variable pricing from day one of the process. We do not intend at all to chang"
The 2026 World Cup will be hosted across the United States, Canada and Mexico next summer. Cheapest match tickets will start at about $60 in lower Category 4, while the best Category 1 seats will command much higher prices. Dynamic pricing will be applied from the start and adjusted according to demand and remaining inventory. Under dynamic pricing the final could cost roughly $6,730 per ticket. The Club World Cup experience showed prices can fall sharply when demand is low, with some admissions dropping to $5. The dynamic model is common in the United States and has influenced ticketing practices.
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