So much has been written about World Cup tickets in the build up to the North America 2026 tournament. This looks like continuing and here at SeatPick we are keen to feed you as much information as possible so you can bag World Cup tickets for the best value possible.

Getting your hands on World Cup 2026 tickets for the marquee games is as expensive as it gets. But not every fixture is sold out and overpriced. SeatPick data shows a number of matches with thousands of resale tickets available right now, some starting well under $200.

Algeria vs Jordan leads the group stage for sheer availability, with 16,525 tickets on the secondary market from just $135. Saudi Arabia vs Cape Verde is even cheaper at $121. And for fans who want a USA game, both Turkey vs USA and United States vs Paraguay have strong supply at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles.

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World Cup 2026 Matches With the Most Tickets: Top 10

Here are the ten World Cup 2026 matches with the largest number of tickets currently listed on SeatPick, across all stages of the tournament.

Match	Date & Venue	Tickets Available / Starting From
Algeria vs Jordan	22 Jun, Levi's Stadium, San Francisco	16,525 / $135
Round of 32 (TBD)	3 Jul, Arrowhead Stadium, Kansas City	16,491 / $429
Saudi Arabia vs Cape Verde	26 Jun, NRG Stadium, Houston	16,418 / $121
Quarter-Final (TBD)	11 Jul, Arrowhead Stadium, Kansas City	16,125 / $1,125
Semi-Final (TBD)	14 Jul, AT&T Stadium, Arlington	16,002 / $1,815
Round of 32 (TBD)	1 Jul, Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Atlanta	15,946 / $358
United States vs Paraguay	12 Jun, SoFi Stadium, Los Angeles	15,239 / $611
Turkey vs USA	25 Jun, SoFi Stadium, Los Angeles	15,156 / $563
Iran vs New Zealand	15 Jun, SoFi Stadium, Los Angeles	14,580 / $200
Ivory Coast vs Curacao	25 Jun, Lincoln Financial Field, Philadelphia	13,299 / $162

Resale pricing sourced from SeatPick listings on 2 June 2026. Prices change frequently, so always check the site for up-to-date availability.

The Cheapest High-Availability Group Games at World Cup 2026

Three group-stage fixtures combine for a large ticket supply with entry prices under $200, making them the clearest options for fans on a budget.

Saudi Arabia vs Cape Verde in Houston on 26 June is the cheapest in this group, starting at $121 with over 16,000 tickets on SeatPick. Neither side is among the tournament's headline names, and the Houston supply reflects that. For fans based in Texas looking for a first World Cup experience, this is as accessible as it gets.

Algeria vs Jordan at Levi's Stadium on 22 June starts from $135 with 16,525 tickets listed. Algeria are a competitive side with a passionate fanbase, but Jordan's debut at a World Cup means demand from their end is limited. San Francisco is also the cheapest host city in the tournament overall, and this match is a big part of the reason why.

Iran vs New Zealand at SoFi Stadium on 15 June has 14,580 tickets from $200. New Zealand are making their first World Cup appearance since 2010, and demand from their fanbase on the secondary market has been modest. For LA-based fans, this is one of the most affordable ways into SoFi Stadium during the tournament.

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USA Games at SoFi Stadium: Strong Availability for Both Fixtures

United States vs Paraguay on 12 June opens the Americans' home campaign with 15,239 tickets available from $611. It is the first USMNT game of the tournament and one of the most anticipated group-stage fixtures in Los Angeles. The price premium reflects that, but with 15,000-plus tickets on the market, fans have genuine options to choose from.

Turkey vs USA on 25 June is the decisive final group game for Mauricio Pochettino's US side, with 15,156 tickets listed from $563. Turkey qualified for the tournament for the first time since 2002 and have shown they can compete at the highest level in recent European campaigns. This is a high-stakes finish to Group D, and the availability makes it one of the more attainable USA games on the schedule.

Both fixtures are at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, one of the most impressive venues in American sports. The stadium hosts five group games and a quarter final across the tournament, so the World Cup run there is significant for West Coast fans.

Knockout Rounds: High Availability While Teams Remain Unknown

Several knockout fixtures appear in the top ten for availability, including a Round of 32 game in Kansas City (16,491 tickets from $429), a Quarter-Final also in Kansas City (16,125 from $1,125) and a Semi-Final at AT&T Stadium in Arlington (16,002 from $1,815).

The teams for these games are still TBD, which is why supply is running high relative to demand. Most fans hold off until the bracket fills in and the competing nations are known. Once that happens, prices on games featuring USA, England, Argentina or Brazil will move sharply upward.

For fans willing to take a punt on the bracket, buying a knockout slot now before the teams are confirmed is a strategy that can pay off. The Semi-Final in Arlington at $1,815 to get in could look like a bargain when a major nation lands in that slot later in July.

Brazil vs Haiti and Ivory Coast vs Curacao: Big Names, Low Pressure

Brazil vs Haiti is the only top-ten availability match involving one of the traditional football superpowers. With 13,026 tickets from $448 at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia on 19 June, it shows that even a Brazil fixture can have strong supply when the opponent is a major underdog.

Haiti are making their World Cup debut, and while that is a great story, it does not drive secondary market demand the way a Brazil vs France or Brazil vs Argentina clash would. For fans in the Philadelphia area, this is a rare and affordable chance to watch one of football's most iconic national teams in person.

Ivory Coast vs Curacao on 25 June follows the same pattern with 13,299 tickets from $162. Ivory Coast are strong African contenders with a well-supported fanbase, but Curacao's tournament debut limits demand from the opposing side. At $162 to get in, this is one of the best-value live football experiences of the entire summer in Philadelphia.

What High Ticket Availability Really Means for World Cup Fans

A large number of listed tickets does not mean a match is undesirable. Several of these games have real quality on the pitch. The high supply reflects speculative buying, large venue capacities and in some cases matchups that lack a marquee name on one side.

For US fans who want to experience a World Cup in person for the first time, the group-stage fixtures on this list are the most realistic entry point. The knockout TBD slots carry uncertainty on the teams, but also the potential for a major upgrade in spectacle once the bracket is set.

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World Cup 2026 Ticket Availability Frequently Asked Questions

Which World Cup 2026 match has the most tickets available?

Algeria vs Jordan at Levi's Stadium in San Francisco on 22 June has the most group-stage tickets of any World Cup 2026 fixture, with 16,525 resale listings on SeatPick from $135. A Round of 32 game at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City on 3 July has 16,491 tickets from $429, but the teams for that match are yet to be confirmed.

What is the cheapest high-availability World Cup 2026 match?

Saudi Arabia vs Cape Verde in Houston on 26 June is the cheapest match with a large number of available tickets, starting at $121 on SeatPick with over 16,000 listings. Algeria vs Jordan ($135) and Iran vs New Zealand ($200) also offer strong availability at affordable entry points.

Are there affordable World Cup tickets for US fans?

Yes. Several matches at US venues have thousands of tickets available under $200, including Iran vs New Zealand at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles ($200) and Ivory Coast vs Curacao at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia ($162). Both USA games at SoFi Stadium, Turkey vs USA and United States vs Paraguay, also have strong resale availability from $563 and $611 respectively.

Why do knockout round TBD fixtures have so many tickets listed?

Most fans wait until the competing teams are confirmed before committing to a knockout match. Sellers listing early take on that uncertainty, which keeps supply high and prices relatively contained before the bracket is filled in. Once the teams are known, prices on the more attractive games tend to rise quickly. Check World Cup Semi-Final tickets on SeatPick for the latest listings and availability.