Seattle offers free tickets for World Cup matches this summer
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 4, 2026, 7:49 PM
Last updated Jun 4, 2026
The City of Seattle has initiated a program for over 1,400 young fans and caregivers to attend 2026 FIFA World Cup matches. Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson announced that recipients will receive tickets, food vouchers, and exclusive scarves. Additionally, Bank of America and FIFA are partnering with Vet Tix to provide more than 4,500 free tickets for veterans and first responders near host cities. Tickets for the U.S. Men's National Team against Australia start around $1,220, while cheaper tickets are available for other matches in Seattle. More details on ticket distribution will be released ahead of the tournament kickoff.
- •Seattle offers free tickets for over 1,400 young fans this summer.
- •Mayor Katie Wilson emphasizes community opportunity at World Cup.
- •More than 4,500 tickets available through Vet Tix for veterans and first responders.
- •Cheapest tickets for FIFA matches start at around $224.
- •Further details on ticket recipients expected before tournament begins.
- 7:49 PMYahoo Sports — World Cup tickets are expensive. Here are some ways to go for free.
"New initiatives from the City of Seattle and Vet Tix are offering free tickets to World Cup matches this summer.
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