Fans planning to attend the 2026 World Cup (Canada, United States, and Mexico) can now (try to) secure their tickets.

The first stage consists of a registration period for the Visa pre-sale lottery (FIFA’s commercial partner).

The registration period opened at 12:00 PM (Brasília time) this Wednesday (10th) and will run until 12:00 PM next Friday (19th).

Visa cardholders can access the website FIFA.com/tickets with their ID and register for the lottery.

Those selected will receive an email starting on the 29th, a Monday, with details on how to purchase tickets.

When sales begin, fans will be able to secure single tickets, stadium tickets, or team tickets.

In the group stage, tickets will start at 60 dollars (R$ 326).

For the final, the most expensive tickets will reach 6,730 dollars (R$ 36,600).

The World Cup will kick off on June 11, 2026, in Mexico City.

And the grand final is scheduled for July 19, 2026, at Metlife Stadium, in the New York area (featured photo).

The race for tickets will be divided into phases. The first phase—currently underway—will be for registration in the Visa pre-sale lottery.

Check out FIFA’s statement on the upcoming stages:

Additional ticket sales phases will begin in October 2025 and continue until the grand final on July 19, 2026:

Phase 2: early lottery, with a registration period scheduled between October 27 and 31 and purchases between mid-November and early December. As in the first phase, there will be registration, a random draw, and purchase windows granted to those selected (subject to availability).

Phase 3: Random Selection Lottery, with registrations opening right after the World Cup group draw. In this phase, fans will be able to request tickets for specific matches after most group stage matchups have been determined.

Closer to the tournament, remaining tickets may be purchased on a first-come, first-served basis.

This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇧🇷 here.

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