Houston offers 10,000 free soccer tickets to boost attendance
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 29, 2026, 12:29 AM
Last updated Jul 29, 2026
The Houston Dynamo and Dash, in partnership with the City of Houston, announced the distribution of 10,000 free tickets for upcoming matches. This initiative aims to build on the enthusiasm generated by recent World Cup events held in the city. Mayor John Whitmire emphasized the importance of maintaining this momentum, stating his newfound love for soccer. Tickets are limited to two per person and are primarily for first-time attendees, available both online and at community centers. Glenn Davis, a former player and announcer, highlighted the need for the teams to engage more with the local community to foster long-term interest in soccer.
- •10,000 tickets are being offered for Dynamo and Dash matches.
- •Tickets are available to first-time attendees only.
- •The initiative is supported by Mayor John Whitmire.
- •Community engagement is emphasized for future growth.
- •Tickets can be acquired online or at community centers.
- 12:29 AMYahoo Sports — Officials hope 10,000 free Dynamo, Dash tickets can grow soccer in Houston
"The Houston Dynamo and Dash have partnered with the City of Houston to distribute 10,000 free tickets to upcoming matches in hopes of capitalizing on the recent World Cup.
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