MLS ticket prices attract fans following expensive World Cup matches
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 22, 2026, 11:30 AM
Last updated Jul 22, 2026
Following the conclusion of the 2026 World Cup, soccer fans are reacting to the significantly lower ticket prices in Major League Soccer (MLS). While World Cup tickets rose to thousands, including prices over $1 million for the final, MLS offers seats for as low as $11. Inter Miami, featuring Lionel Messi, is scheduled to face Chicago Fire, drawing new attention from fans who enjoyed the World Cup experience. Many express gratitude for the affordability of MLS games, with hopes of developing new local fanbases.
- •World Cup concluded with ticket prices soaring to over $1 million.
- •MLS tickets available for as low as $11.
- •Inter Miami will face Chicago Fire next.
- •Fans express excitement for affordable local matches.
- •New acquaintances made during the World Cup may transition to MLS fandom.
- 11:30 AMYahoo Sports — Soccer fans react as MLS tickets on sale for a fraction of FIFA World Cup tickets
"The 2026 World Cup, which was played across North America, came to a close over the weekend. In the past, soccer has been viewed as a sport of the people, with prices generally affordable to most.
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