FIFA World Cup tickets just dropped today with exclusive credit card access across North America. Starting at 12 p.m. ET on February 10, eligible cardholders can snag seats for all 104 matches through a limited-time window closing February 24. Act fast or miss this rare chance at face-value pricing.
🔥 Quick Facts
- Sale Launch: February 10, 2026 at 12:00 p.m. ET for cardholders nationwide
- Deadline: February 24, 2026, or while supplies last (whichever comes first)
- Affordable Option: Supporter Entry Tier at $60 available for all 104 matches
- Coverage: 16 host cities in USA, Canada, and Mexico with first-come, first-served availability
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Bank of America and Chase Sapphire cardholders are receiving special access today. Eligible customers got emailed unique links at noon ET, granting them the power to purchase up to four tickets per match. Visa is partnering with FIFA to manage this exclusive phase.
The ticket window runs from this morning through February 24, or until inventory depletes. Prices vary by match, with premium games costing significantly more than group-stage encounters. Supplies are extremely limited and operating on a first-come, first-served basis.
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The 2026 FIFA World Cup marks a historic expansion, featuring 48 teams competing across 34 days of action. The 104-match schedule will unfold across 16 stadiums spanning USA, Canada, and Mexico. Combined venue capacity exceeds 850,000 seats, making this the biggest World Cup ever.
FIFA expects 6.5 million attendees, dwarfing previous editions. The tournament runs from June 12 through July 18, 2026, bringing continent-spanning football moments to three nations simultaneously. The USA, Mexico, and Canada will serve as co-hosts for the first time in tournament history.
Ticket Pricing Tiers and What You’ll Pay
Supporter Entry Tier tickets start at just $60, offering affordable access to all matches including the final. FIFA introduced this pricing tier after global backlash over initial costs. Regular category tickets range from $140 for group-stage games up to $2,735 or higher for premium knockout matches.
| Match Category | Price Range |
| Supporter Entry Tier | $60 (all 104 matches) |
| Group Stage (Category 4) | $140 and up |
| Category 1 (Premium) | $8,680 |
| USA Opening Match | Up to $2,735 |
“The ticket purchasing window will open at Noon ET on February 10, 2026, and will be open until tickets are sold out or through February 24, 2026.”
Bank of America Promotions
How to Get Your Tickets Before They Vanish
Eligible Bank of America cardholders received email links today directing them to FIFA’s ticketing portal. Chase Sapphire members must validate their card status through a Chase Experiences page before purchasing. All transactions require a valid FIFA ID, which takes minutes to create on FIFA.com.
Once validated, you can browse all 104 matches across the 16 host cities including Atlanta, Boston, Dallas, Houston, Kansas City, Los Angeles, Miami, Mexico City, Monterrey, New York, San Francisco, Seattle, Toronto, Vancouver, and Guadalajara. You have exactly 14 days from today to complete your purchase.
What Happens After February 24, Will There Be Another Chance?
FIFA’s roadmap includes additional ticket sales phases launching in early April, called the Last-Minute Sales phase. The official FIFA.com/tickets portal will reopen after closing February 22 through April 2. General public access will then become available, though premium inventory will likely be depleted by then.
Previous lottery phases already distributed millions of tickets. With 500 million requests processed in December’s random draw phase, demand far exceeds supply. Missing today’s credit card window means joining a much larger competition in April. Early action today gives you the absolute best selection and genuine face-value pricing before resale markets inflate costs.
Sources
- Bank of America – Official FIFA World Cup 2026 ticket promotion details
- Chase Sapphire – Exclusive cardholder ticket access program information
- ESPN – 2026 World Cup ticket pricing and FIFA policy updates
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