On Friday, July 10, FIFA opened a new batch of tickets for the highly anticipated final match of the 2026 World Cup, set to take place at the New York/New Jersey stadium. Nearly 1,200 seats became available for fans eager to witness the tournament’s climax.

Previously marked as sold out, the official last-minute ticket sales platform now shows 1,178 Category 2 tickets available, with prices reaching up to $7,380 per seat. These seats are located in five sections along the upper ring of the stadium’s sidelines:

– Section 334: 443 tickets
– Section 343: 299 tickets
– Section 344: 282 tickets
– Section 335: 139 tickets
– Section 333: 15 tickets

In addition, 68 Category 1 tickets remain on sale in the lower front ring, with prices ranging from $19,995 to $32,970 each. For those seeking a premium experience, FIFA also offers spots in the exclusive Hospitality area, specifically in the Trophy Lounge and Trophy Lounge+ sections. These come with food and beverage service and are priced at $34,500 and $32,500 respectively.

The 2026 World Cup final, co-hosted by the United States, Mexico, and Canada, will be held on Sunday, July 19. As the event draws closer, the release of these tickets offers a last chance for fans to secure a seat at one of the most expensive and sought-after sporting events worldwide.

For many, the high ticket prices highlight the growing commercialization of global sports, but they also reflect the scale and prestige of the tournament. Meanwhile, Mexico’s role as a co-host continues to spotlight the country’s increasing importance in international sports and infrastructure development, including projects like the Puebla cablebús, which aim to improve urban mobility and accessibility for diverse communities.

Whether you’re planning to attend or simply following from afar, the countdown to July 19 is on—and the stakes, both on and off the field, have never been higher.