How much are World Cup tickets in the Bay Area?

For fans who want to purchase tickets for the 2026 FIFA World Cup at Levi's Stadium, there are plenty of seats on the secondary market.

Although ticket prices will likely be higher than initially sold, fans will be able to purchase or exchange tickets via FIFA's resale marketplace, which opened on Thursday, April 2.

With the World Cup only a few months away, fans from Qatar, Switzerland, Austria, Jordan, Paraguay, Turkey, Algeria, and Australia will be descending on the San Francisco Bay Area to support their teams.

Are Bay Area World Cup tickets available for resale?

World Cup tickets will be available through several third-party resellers, but FIFA is encouraging fans to use its in-house resale/exchange marketplace.

According to FIFA, its marketplace "enables fans who can no longer attend matches to sell their tickets to other fans in a secure and authorized environment, safeguarding against invalid or unauthorized resale."

Of course, the marketplace will be used not just by fans who can no longer attend matches, but also by those looking to profit from high-demand games.

On third-party sites like SeatGeek, tickets for six games at Levi’s Stadium are starting anywhere from a couple hundred dollars to nearly $1,000, depending on the match.

As of April 2 at 9 a.m. PT, tickets on SeatGeek are going for:

• June 13: Qatar v.s. Switzerland - $265 to $8,393
• June 16: Austria v.s. Jordan - $277 to $44,786
• June 19: Paraguay v.s. Turkey - $900 to $63,978
• June 22: Jordan v.s. Alergia - $224 to $63,978
• June 25: Paraguay v.s. Australia - $405 to $63,978
• July 1: Round of 32 match - $634 to $71,085

How much do World Cup tickets cost in the Bay Area?

These games and prices were listed on FIFA's website during the "Last-Minute Sales Phase" just before 3 p.m. PT on Wednesday, April 1:

• June 16: Austria vs. Jordan at Levi’s Stadium - $140-$380
• June 22: Jordan vs. Algeria at the Levi’s Stadium - $140-$450
• June 25 Paraguay vs. Australia at the Levi’s Stadium - $380-$450

How much are World Cup suites in the Bay Area?

Private suites for several matches were readily available for purchase on FIFA's website earlier this week.

SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles and Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara had over a dozen listings for private suites across the group stage matches through the quarterfinals.

The cheapest suite at Levi's Stadium was priced at $55,200 for the group-stage match between Qatar and Switzerland, while the most expensive suite went for $69,600 the round of 32 match.

When is the 2026 World Cup?

The World Cup gets underway on June 11, with Mexico hosting South Africa at Estadio Banorte in Mexico City. The tournament will run all the way through July 19, when the final will take place at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey.

This year's tournament will be the biggest in history, featuring 48 teams for the first time. The 104 games will be spread across the United States, Mexico and Canada, with the U.S. hosting 78 matches.

The host cities for the 2026 World Cup are as follows:

• Canada: Toronto, Vancouver
• United States: Atlanta, Boston, Dallas, Houston, Kansas City, Los Angeles, Miami, New York/New Jersey, Philadelphia, San Francisco Bay Area, Seattle
• Mexico: Guadalajara, Mexico City, Monterrey

Contributing: Seth Vertelney, USA TODAY