FIFA has officially launched the sale of hospitality ticket packages for the 2026 World Cup, which will be held in the United States, Mexico, and Canada with the participation of 48 teams. These packages offer a high-end experience for attendees.
The packages, available through On Location, FIFA's official partner, combine tickets with exclusive experiences in the 11 host cities in the United States. It is expected that more affordable options will be made available to other audiences at a later stage.
In New York, where the tournament final will be held, the packages range from $25,800 to $73,200, offering access to VIP areas, gourmet dining, and personalized gifts. Dallas will be the only city hosting nine matches, while cities like Los Angeles and Atlanta will offer packages for eight matches.
Prices in Los Angeles, where the U.S. team will play, range from $20,300 to $35,350. Soon, packages for three and four matches will be made available within the hospitality segment but at more accessible prices to attract a wider audience.
