Updated 2026 World Cup Final Ticket Prices as FIFA Makes 1,200 Seats Available for Game

FIFA managed to make nearly 1,200 seats available for the World Cup Final at MetLife Stadium, but the price of admission is still high.

Per the Associated Press, 1,178 category two tickets were priced at $7,380 on FIFA's last-minute ticket sales site. There were also 68 front category one tickets available in the lower deck, ranging from $19,995 to $32,970.

The AP also reported that tickets for Saturday's quarterfinal between Argentina and Switzerland at Arrowhead Stadium were available, ranging from $1,600 to $3,995.

Resale tickets for the World Cup Final range from $7,440.50 to $11,499,998.85 on FIFA's marketplace.

According to Forbes' Antonio Pequeño IV, the get-in price for the quarterfinal matchup in Los Angeles fell from $2,950 to $1,200 after both the United States and Portugal lost.

Belgium beat the U.S. to advance, while Spain took down Cristiano Ronaldo and Portugal to move on.

Tickets also took a dip when the other host nations, Canada and Mexico, lost.

As of Thursday, the most expensive quarterfinal game was the matchup between Norway and England at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami, with a get-in price of $2,093. The cheapest get-in price was $997 for the match between France and Morocco in Boston.

France became the first team to move on to the semifinals with its win over Morocco on Thursday. Spain and Belgium will play at 3 p.m. ET on Friday, while Norway will take on England and Argentina will face Switzerland on Saturday.

Semifinal games take place on July 14 and 15, followed by the third-place game on July 18 and the World Cup Final on July 19.