FIFA World Cup 2026 Resale Tickets Guide

FIFA World Cup 2026 resale tickets guide. How the Official FIFA Resale Marketplace works, fees, pricing rules in the USA versus Mexico, and whether StubHub is safe.

By Of The Pitch, Editorial TeamMay 15, 2026Updated June 22, 2026

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FIFA World Cup 2026 resale tickets guide. How the Official FIFA Resale Marketplace works, fees, pricing rules in the USA versus Mexico, and whether StubHub is safe.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Is it safe to buy World Cup 2026 resale tickets?

The FIFA Official Resale Marketplace is the safest option. Third-party platforms like StubHub and Viagogo carry risk of fraud. Avoid private sellers on social media.

How does the FIFA Official Resale Marketplace work?

Fans list unwanted tickets on FIFA.com/tickets at prices up to 110% of face value. Buyers purchase through FIFA and receive official mobile tickets to the FIFA app.

Can I sell my World Cup 2026 tickets?

Yes. List tickets on the FIFA Official Resale Marketplace at up to 110% of face value. Selling outside official channels violates FIFA terms and tickets may be cancelled.

What fees does FIFA charge on resale tickets?

FIFA charges a service fee on resale transactions. The exact fee is shown at checkout. There are no hidden fees beyond what is displayed during purchase.

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