The NFL's 2026 International Series is the biggest overseas slate the league has ever put together. Nine games, four continents, seven countries, and enough frequent flyer miles to make any fan's head spin.

New markets in Melbourne and Rio de Janeiro sit alongside familiar stops in London, Madrid, Munich, and Mexico City, and the price gap between them is enormous. Some fans can get into a game for well under $100, while others are looking at hundreds of dollars just to get through the door.

NFL 2026 International Series Ticket Prices at a Glance

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Every NFL 2026 International Series Game Ranked By Starting Price

Here's how all nine games line up, from cheapest to most expensive, based on current SeatPick listings.

Date	Event + Venue	Starting Price
Nov 8, 2026	Bengals vs Falcons, Santiago Bernabeu, Madrid	$75
Oct 4, 2026	Colts vs Commanders, Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, London	$77
Oct 18, 2026	Texans vs Jaguars, Wembley Stadium, London	$84
Sep 11, 2026	Rams vs 49ers, Melbourne Cricket Ground, Melbourne	$92
Sep 27, 2026	Cowboys vs Ravens, Maracana Stadium, Rio de Janeiro	$93
Oct 11, 2026	Eagles vs Jaguars, Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, London	$119
Oct 25, 2026	Steelers vs Saints, Stade de France, Paris	$161
Nov 15, 2026	Patriots vs Lions, Allianz Arena, Munich	$171
Nov 22, 2026	49ers vs Vikings, Estadio Azteca, Mexico City	$596

Prices are based on live SeatPick listings and are subject to change.

Why Madrid Has the Cheapest NFL Tickets in 2026

Bengals vs Falcons at the Santiago Bernabeu has the lowest entry price of any game in the series at $75. It also has by far the biggest ticket pool available, with tens of thousands of listings live on the secondary market.

Cincinnati quarterback Joe Burrow has been vocal about wanting to play overseas, and Madrid is hosting its second straight NFL game after a successful debut in 2025. That track record, combined with the sheer volume of inventory, helps keep the floor price so low.

London's Three Games Make It the Best Value Host City

No single London game has the cheapest ticket in the series, but no other host city gets three shots at it. Colts vs Commanders, Eagles vs Jaguars, and Texans vs Jaguars all take place within London in October 2026, split between Tottenham Hotspur Stadium and Wembley Stadium.

Two of those three games rank inside the four cheapest starting prices of the entire series. Combined, the three London fixtures also carry the largest total ticket volume of any host country, giving fans more chances to find a deal.

Date	London Matchup	Starting Price
Oct 4, 2026	Colts vs Commanders, Tottenham	$77
Oct 18, 2026	Texans vs Jaguars, Wembley	$84
Oct 11, 2026	Eagles vs Jaguars, Tottenham	$119

The Eagles game carries a slightly higher floor, which tracks with Philadelphia arriving as reigning Super Bowl champions. Even so, it still undercuts every game outside London and Madrid.

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Why Mexico City Is the Most Expensive NFL Game of 2026

49ers vs Vikings at Estadio Azteca is on another level entirely. A $596 starting price is nearly eight times higher than the series average, and the average listing price of over $2,100 dwarfs every other game on the calendar.

Part of that comes down to scarcity. This is the NFL's first game in Mexico since 2022, and the market has had four years to build up demand. Estadio Azteca reopened in early 2026 after a major renovation ahead of the FIFA World Cup, which has also kept a spotlight on the venue.

San Francisco is also the only team playing two international games in 2026, having opened the series in Melbourne. That novelty factor, on top of limited ticket supply relative to demand, is pushing prices well beyond anything else in the series.

Melbourne and Rio de Janeiro: First-Time Hosts Command a Premium

2026 marks the NFL's first-ever regular season games in both Australia and Brazil. Rams vs 49ers at the Melbourne Cricket Ground and Cowboys vs Ravens at the Maracana sit right in the middle of the pricing table, both starting in the low $90s.

That's notable given the scale of the occasion. The Melbourne Cricket Ground holds over 100,000 fans, the largest venue in the entire series, and tickets there reportedly moved fast once they went on general sale. A bigger venue means more supply, which helps explain why the starting price hasn't spiked despite huge local interest.

Rio's Maracana is smaller but still holds close to 79,000 fans for the game. It's the first of a promised multi-year run of NFL games in Brazil, a country the league has identified as one of its largest international fan bases outside the United States.

Munich and Paris: Mid-Range Prices for Established and New Markets

Patriots vs Lions in Munich and Steelers vs Saints in Paris both sit toward the pricier end of the table, at $171 and $161 respectively. Munich is hosting its third NFL game since 2022, so this is a proven market with steady demand rather than a new one.

Paris, on the other hand, is brand new. This is the first regular season NFL game ever played in France, held at the 80,000-capacity Stade de France. New Orleans has strong ties to French culture through Louisiana's history, which is part of why the Saints were chosen as the designated home team.

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NFL 2026 International Series Tickets: Frequently Asked Questions

Which 2026 NFL International Series game has the cheapest tickets?
Bengals vs Falcons in Madrid has the lowest starting price in the series at $75, followed closely by two of the three London games.

Why are Mexico City tickets so much more expensive than other international games?
It's the NFL's first game in Mexico since 2022, so pent-up demand is high. Limited ticket supply relative to that demand, plus the recently renovated Estadio Azteca, is driving prices well above the rest of the series.

How many NFL international games are there in 2026?
Nine games across seven countries, the largest international slate the NFL has ever scheduled in a single season.

Which cities are hosting NFL games for the first time in 2026?
Melbourne, Rio de Janeiro, and Paris are all hosting regular season NFL games for the first time in 2026.