The 2026 World Cup returns to Mexico after 40 years, and FIFA has already put tickets on sale for some matches, know the price, where to buy them and more details.
There are 267 days left until the World Cup that will start on June 11, 2026, and the Aztec Stadium becomes the only complex in the world to be host of this event three timeswhich is generating great expectations for followers of this sport.
And a few days ago, FIFA published the price of some tickets, which are the highest value so far and offer different amenities, apart from entry to the stadium.
However, prices are high for a large part of the population if we take the minimum wage in Mexico as a reference.
Despite this, FIFA made known what has already sold more than a million tickets during the first pre-sale phase, which began in September and ends in October.
Worldwide Bills 2026
In addition, FIFA reported that tickets for the World Cup will range between 60 dollars for the group stage and the 6,730 for the most expensive ticket in the World Cup final.
Prices for the rest of the locations will be variable, since dynamic entries are expected, which means that their cost will vary according to demand.
How much do the packages for the 2026 World Cup cost?
Next, we tell you the prices for each type of packagealthough you must keep in mind that costs increase depending on the type of hospitality, VIP experience and special services offered to attendees in Mexico.
1. Single Match Package (ticket for one match)
Single Match Package. What does it include?
- Ticket for the match you choose.
- It can be a group stage (as long as none of the teams is Canada, Mexico, United States) or a round of 32 match.
- Opciones de Hospitality: Pitchside lounge, VIP, Trophy lounge, Champions club o FIFA Pavilion.
Below we tell you how much a ticket for the 2026 World Cup will cost, within the package Single Match:
- Azteca Stadium: They range from 73,400 to 78,500 pesos.
- Akron – Guadalajara: They range from 56,350 to 72,458 pesos.
- BBVA – Monterrey: They range from 34,700 to 55,350 pesos.
2. Veneu Series Package (tickets for the same venue)
With the Veneu Series package You will be able to watch all the games played in the stadium of your choice. What does it include?
- All matches played in the same stadium (between 4 and 9 games, depending on the venue).
- Coverage of all rounds played in that stadium.
- Hospitality Options: Pitchside lounge, VIP, Trophy lounge, Champions club o FIFA Pavilion.
But how much do tickets for the 2026 FIFA World Cup cost, as part of the package Sell Series?, the prices are as follows:
- Azteca Stadium: They range from 344,000 to 926,500 pesos.
- Akron – Guadalajara: They range from 332,000 to 143,350 pesos.
- BBVA – Monterrey: They range from 332,000 to 143,350 pesos.
3. Follow my team package (all matches of your team regardless of venue)
With the paquete Follow my team You will be able to see your team play in all its matches in the first rounds, regardless of the place. What does it include?
- The 3 group stage matches and 1 round of 32 match
- All match days and venues are selectable
- Follow My Team is currently not available for host country teams (Canada, Mexico, United States)
- Hospitality options: FIFA Pavilion
How much will tickets cost for the 2026 World Cup? of the paquete Follow my team? First you should know that this is only available in dollars. For this exercise, France was chosen as the team to follow. The price is 8,100 dollars, which is 150,091 Mexican pesos.
Where to buy tickets for the 2026 World Cup?
If you want to buy any of these packages you can go to
Which country sells the most expensive ticket so far?
Mexico has so far recorded the most expensive ticket per game for the 2026 World Cup, with a price of 78,500 pesos.
In comparison, the highest cost in the United States is 3,150 dollars (equivalent to 58,425.69 pesos) and in Canada 3,215 Canadian dollars (approximately 43,853 pesos).
What are the venues for the 2026 World Cup?
The 2026 World Cup, which will be held in the United States, Mexico and Canada. The inauguration of the biggest football festival at the Azteca Stadium on June 11, where the Mexican National Team will be responsible for playing the first match of the competition.
But here we leave you a table with all the venues of the sporting events in the three countries where the sporting event will take place, including country, city, stadium and the capacity or capacity that each of them has.
| Country | Ciudad | Estadio | Ability |
|---|---|---|---|
| Canada | Vancouver | BC Place | 54,500 |
| Canada | Toronto | BMO Field | 30,000 |
| Mexico | Mexico City | Aztec Stadium | 87,264 |
| Mexico | Guadalajara | Akron Stadium | 46,232 |
| Mexico | Monterrey | BBVA Stadium | 51,348 |
| EE. UU. | Atlanta | Mercedes-Benz Stadium | 71,000 |
| EE. UU. | Boston | Gillette Stadium | 65,878 |
| EE. UU. | dallas | AT&T Stadium | 80,000 |
| EE. UU. | Houston | NRG Stadium | 72,220 |
| EE. UU. | Kansas City | Arrowhead Stadium | 76,416 |
| EE. UU. | Los Angeles | SoFi Stadium | 70,240 |
| EE. UU. | Miami | Hard Rock Stadium | 64,767 |
| EE. UU. | New York/NJ | MetLife Stadium | 82,500 |
| EE. UU. | Philadelphia | Lincoln Financial Field | 69,796 |
| EE. UU. | San Francisco | Levi’s Stadium | 68,500 |
| EE. UU. | Seattle | Lumen Field | 68,740 |