World Cup final ticket prices exceed Super Bowl record by over $2,000
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 18, 2026, 1:30 PM
Last updated Jul 18, 2026
Ticket prices for the 2026 World Cup final have surged, with the average price on the secondary market reaching $12,751. This event at the New York New Jersey Stadium, scheduled for Sunday, July 19, features Argentina, led by Lionel Messi, facing Spain. The previous record was set during the 2024 Super Bowl with an average ticket price of $10,540. The significant demand for tickets reflects soccer's global popularity, especially following Argentina's semifinal victory over England. Cheaper options are available, starting at $6,841, although these tickets are located further from the action.
- •Average World Cup final ticket costs over $12,000.
- •Event takes place on July 19 in New Jersey.
- •Argentina faces Spain in the final after beating England.
- •Previous Super Bowl record was $10,540 for average ticket price.
- •Cheapest available tickets are priced at $6,841.
- 1:30 PMYahoo Sports — World Cup final ticket prices on secondary market site surpass Super Bowl record by over $2,000
"If you want to grab a last-minute ticket to watch the 2026 World Cup final, they will not come cheap. This year’s showpiece is taking place at the New York New Jersey Stadium on Sunday, July 19.
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