This comprehensive guide compiles everything you need, including:

  • Where and how to buy FIFA World Cup 2026 tickets
  • Ticket prices by category and stage
  • All sales phases (Visa Presale, Early Draw, Random Selection, First-Come First-Served)
  • Resale & Exchange Marketplace rules
  • Hospitality packages
  • Full match schedule & host cities
  • Special section for Moroccan fans: fixtures, key venues, travel tips
  • Verified info from global sources such as GOAL, The Sun, Sporting News, Milesopedia

Plus, we added internal MoroccoBeat guides for deeper insights, including:

When Is the FIFA World Cup 2026?

The tournament runs from June 11 to July 19, 2026, hosted across 16 cities in the United States, Mexico and Canada.

Total matches: 104

Teams: 48 (first time in history)

Host nations: USA, Canada, Mexico

Host Cities & Stadiums

Here is the official list of World Cup 2026 venues:

  • Canada: Toronto, Vancouver
  • Mexico: Mexico City, Monterrey, Guadalajara
  • USA: Atlanta, Boston, Dallas, Houston, Kansas City, Los Angeles, Miami, New York/New Jersey, Philadelphia, San Francisco, Seattle

For a full stadium-by-stadium breakdown, see:
World Cup 2026 Complete Match Schedule

When Is the FIFA World Cup 2026 Draw?

The World Cup 2026 Draw takes place on December 5 at the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C.

Teams are placed into 12 groups of four, divided into four pots based on the FIFA rankings and confederation rules.

Note:
– Two teams from the same confederation cannot be drawn into the same group (exception: UEFA).
– Hosts Mexico (Group A), Canada (Group B) and USA (Group D) are pre-assigned.

When Do World Cup 2026 Tickets Go on Sale?

Two phases are already complete:

  • Visa Presale Draw (Sept 10–19)
  • Early Ticket Draw (Oct 27–31)

The next big window is after the World Cup Draw on December 5, when fans can apply for tickets in the Random Selection Draw.

Ticket Sales Timeline

  • Random Selection Draw (After the Draw)
  • First-Come First-Served Sale (Early 2026)
  • Last-Minute Sales Phase (Spring 2026)

All tickets are sold through the FIFA Ticketing Portal. Fans must register for a FIFA ID to apply.

How to Buy FIFA World Cup 2026 Tickets

Tickets are ONLY sold on:

➡️ The official FIFA Ticketing Portal

Premium & hospitality packages are sold through:
➡️ FIFA Hospitality Programme

Resale tickets are sold through:
➡️ FIFA Resale / Exchange Marketplace

Reliable info from international sources confirms that FIFA will maintain strict security to limit scams.

How Much Are FIFA World Cup 2026 Tickets?

Ticket prices vary widely depending on match stage and category.

StagePrice Range (USD)
Group Stage (non-host games)$60 – $620
Group Stage (US/MEX/CAN games)$75 – $2,735
Round of 32$105 – $750
Round of 16$170 – $980
Quarter-finals$275 – $1,775
Semi-finals$420 – $3,295
Final$2,030 – $7,875

Prices were confirmed by multiple outlets, including:
– GOAL
– The Sun
– Milesopedia
– Sporting News

Full ticket categories explained:

  • Category 1: Best seats, most expensive
  • Category 2: Lower & upper tiers
  • Category 3: Upper tiers
  • Category 4: Cheapest, limited to residents of host countries

Where to Buy Resale Tickets (Official)

FIFA provides two secure resale platforms:

  • FIFA Resale Marketplace (international)
  • FIFA Exchange Marketplace (Mexican residents)

These are the ONLY official resale sources.

Tickets may appear randomly, especially close to matchday, so fans are advised to check frequently.

Third-party sites like StubHub may have tickets but come with price inflation and risk. Fans should proceed carefully.

Hospitality Packages for World Cup 2026

Hospitality tickets include premium seating, food & beverage, lounges, and exclusive access.

Available Packages

  • Single Match Packages (from $1,400)
  • Venue Series – all matches in one stadium
  • Follow My Team – follow your team across North America
  • VIP Suites & Platinum Access

These packages sell out fast, especially for high-demand venues like New York, Dallas and Los Angeles.

Special Section for Moroccan Fans 🇲🇦

Morocco’s qualification brings massive excitement across the MENA region and for the diaspora in Europe, Canada and the U.S.

Morocco will play in major stadiums such as:

  • June 13 — Morocco vs Brazil
    MetLife Stadium, East Rutherford (New York/New Jersey) 6:00 p.m. ET → 11:00 p.m. in Rabat
  • June 19 — Morocco vs Scotland
    Gillette Stadium, Foxborough (Boston area, Massachusetts) 6:00 p.m. ET → 11:00 p.m. in Rabat
  • June 24 — Morocco vs Haiti
    Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Atlanta (Georgia)
    6:00 p.m. ET → 11:00 p.m. in Rabat

Each of these venues holds between 70,000 and 80,000 fans, ensuring massive Moroccan support.