World Cup Hospitality Ticket Packages Go On Sale

NEW YORK, May 6, 2025 — The first hospitality ticket packages for the 2026 FIFA World Cup went on sale Tuesday. These premium offerings allow fans to experience tournament matches in high-end comfort.

Prices for these initial packages start at $5,300 and can rise to $73,200 per person, depending on the package details. Earlier estimates suggested ticket sales could reach $1.8 billion, with average group game ticket prices projected at $305.

The ongoing sales are part of a collaboration with FIFA’s hospitality partner, OnLocation. The first wave is limited to venues in the United States, where fans can purchase packages for up to nine games across 11 cities. This includes the final at the Meadowlands, scheduled for July 19, 2026.

Alicia Falken, general manager of OnLocation’s World Cup business, stated, “The World Cup is a bucket list event.” A full eight-game package in New York starts from $25,800, while the Los Angeles package for the US Men's National Team (USMNT) opener on June 12 ranges from $20,300 to $35,350.

The U.S. Four-Match Series allows customers to buy tickets for four matches of their choice, while the more exclusive Follow My Team Series enables fans to track their favorite teams through group stage matches. Prices for team-following begin at $6,600.

Falken also emphasized that these packages offer more than just tickets; they provide elevated experiences with gourmet food and exclusive access to lounges and suites. “We are preparing curated culinary offerings and embracing the vibrant experience of the World Cup,” Falken said.

Notably, the hospitality packages are designed for various types of fans. While the more lavish options can be expensive, Falken pointed out that tickets remain competitively priced compared to major sports events.

Future ticket sales will include lower-priced single-match packages, allowing even more fans to participate in this global sporting event.