The new batch of tickets will go on sale on Wednesday, starting at 8 am Pacific Time. Sales will be conducted on a first-come, first-served basis through FIFA’s official website.To handle the expected rush, an online queue system will be in place, allowing fans to enter in stages and book tickets smoothly.
According to FIFA, tickets for all 104 matches will be available during this phase.Once inside the booking portal, fans can check match availability, select seats using a seat map, and complete payment. A “Book the best seat” option will also be available for quicker reservations without manual seat selection.
Ticket confirmations will be sent after successful payment.The tournament will be hosted across the United States, Canada, and Mexico, and is set to begin in less than two months.
FIFA added that nearly 5 million tickets have already been sold, with more expected to be released in the coming weeks, offering fans additional chances to attend matches live.