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flag The 2026 World Cup, with 48 teams, faces record demand, driving ticket prices from $60 to $143,750 on resale.

flag The 2026 FIFA World Cup, the first with 48 teams, is seeing record demand, with nearly seven million tickets available and 508 million requests during a second sale phase. flag Ticket prices have surged, with the cheapest official tickets now starting at $60—reserved for fans of qualified teams—and most matches costing at least $200. flag The final at MetLife Stadium ranges from $2,000 to $8,680, while resale platforms list top seats for up to $143,750. flag Premium packages cost $2,900 to $4,500, and parking fees reach $300 in Los Angeles. flag Unregulated resale markets have driven prices even higher, with opening match tickets in Mexico City listed at $5,324. flag Remaining tickets will be released on a first-come, first-served basis starting in April, while Fan Festivals in 16 cities offer free public viewing.

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