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World Cup 2026 Ticket Prices
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The 2026 World Cup: How a 48-Team Party Became a $6 730 Seat and a 150-Million Click Stampede

by Thabo Sebata
December 30, 2025

The 2026 World Cup tickets are super expensive, with some final seats costing $6,730. However, FIFA also offered cheaper seats for early games at $45, which sold out very fast! Many people want to go, with 150 million ticket requests already. This huge demand means ticket prices are high, but FIFA says they are trying to make it fair for everyone.

south african rugby ticket prices
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South African Rugby: A National Passion Tested by High Ticket Prices

by Hannah Kriel
September 24, 2024

In South Africa, the high cost of watching the national rugby team, the Springboks, live at local stadiums has sparked debate. Prominent figure Dan Corder highlighted the issue on social media, pointing out that tickets were unaffordable for many, while the absence of broadcast coverage on SABC platforms has left many unable to watch the games. The debate highlights the significant role of rugby in South African society and the need for more inclusive ticketing systems.

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