FIFA World Cup 26™ Tickets, Your Guide to Boston’s Biggest Matches – June 13 – July 9, 2026

Get Ready to Experience Soccer’s Biggest Stage

The excitement is real, the FIFA World Cup 2026™ is heading to Boston, and with it comes a rush for one of the hottest items in global sports: Boston will host SEVEN MATCHES.

Fans from around the world are preparing to secure their seats for this historic event, which will bring top clubs from Europe, South America, Asia, and beyond to compete in the United States for the first time on this scale. And with Boston’s Gillette Stadium hosting seven matches, including five group-stage games, a Round of 32 clash, and a massive quarterfinal, demand for tickets is already heating up.

If you’re planning to be part of the action, here’s everything you need to know about getting tickets, when they go on sale, and how to make the most of your trip to Boston for the World Cup 2026.

Here is the full schedule (Ticket information coming soon):

Match Stage                                                Date

5        Group C Haiti vs. Scotland                Saturday, June 13, 2026 - 9:00PM

18      Group I IRQ/BOL/SUR vs. Norway   Tuesday, June 16, 2026 - 6:

30      Group C Scotland vs. Morocco          Friday, June 19, 2026 - 6:00PM

45      Group L England vs. Ghana              Tuesday, June 23, 2026 - 4:00PM

61      Group I Norway vs. France                Friday, June 26, 2026 - 3:00PM

74      Round of 32                                       Monday, June 29, 2026 - 4:30PM

97      Quarter-final                                      Thursday, July 9, 2026 - 4:00PM

All games will be played at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, located about 35 minutes from downtown Boston. While the matches happen there, the entire region, from the Seaport to Fenway to Back Bay, will transform into a soccer celebration zone. Expect watch parties, fan festivals, and cultural events that extend well beyond the stadium.

How to Buy FIFA World Cup 2026™ Tickets

Buying World Cup tickets can feel like a sport of its own but knowing how the process works gives you a big advantage.

FIFA manages all official ticketing through its dedicated platform, and fans are encouraged to create a FIFA Ticketing Account early to receive updates. Here’s what to expect:

1. Ticket Phases

FIFA typically releases tickets in several phases:

• Phase 1: Starts roughly six months before the tournament (late 2025).
• Phase 2: Opens early 2026 after the official schedule and matchups are finalized.
• Last-Minute Sales Phase: A limited number of tickets released closer to match days.

Each phase usually includes a lottery system for high-demand games, so applying early is key.

2. Categories and Pricing

While official FIFA Club World Cup ticket prices for 2026 haven’t been announced yet, expect three general categories:

• Category 1: Premium seats near midfield or the best vantage points.
• Category 2: Corner or sideline seats offering solid views at a lower price.
• Category 3: Behind-the-goal sections or upper tiers, ideal for atmosphere and affordability.

Given the scale of the 2026 tournament, pricing will likely vary by city and match significance, with knockout rounds and the Boston quarterfinal expected to be among the most sought-after.

3. Ticket Packages

FIFA may also offer venue-specific packages, letting fans attend multiple games in the same city. If your plan is to make Boston your home base, this is the best way to catch all the action at Gillette Stadium without juggling multiple transactions.

Stay Safe, Avoid Third-Party Resellers

Scammers are always quick to appear when global events like this happen. To ensure you’re getting authentic FIFA Club World Cup tickets, always purchase through the official FIFA platform or trusted hospitality partners.

FIFA’s Hospitality Program offers VIP packages that include premium seating, food, drinks, and access to exclusive lounges, perfect for travelers looking for a top-tier experience.

If you see online listings offering “guaranteed seats” months before FIFA’s official release, be cautious. Buying through unofficial channels could result in fake or invalid tickets.

Making Boston Your Tournament Home

If you’re traveling to New England for the World Cup 26, staying in the heart of Boston gives you the best balance of convenience and experience.

At Newbury Guest House, you’ll be close to everything, Boston Common, Fenway Park, the Charles River, and the city’s best restaurants, while still being just a quick train or drive from Gillette Stadium. It’s the perfect spot to unwind between matches, with all the comfort and charm of a boutique stay on Newbury Street.

Here’s why fans love staying in Boston:

• Easy access to public transit and highways to Foxborough
• Walkable to bars, cafés, and shops
• Surrounded by other traveling fans and local celebrations
• Peaceful at night, just when you need it

You’ll feel the tournament buzz right outside your door and still sleep soundly when the celebrations go late into the night.

Tips for Getting the Best World Cup Tickets

• Register Early: Create your FIFA ticketing profile now to get updates and early access alerts.
• Apply for Multiple Matches: You can request several games during the lottery phase to increase your chances.
• Check the Schedule Often: Once teams are assigned to Boston’s bracket, ticket demand may spike overnight.
• Follow FIFA on Social Media: Official accounts often announce surprise ticket drops.
• Bundle Your Plans: Book your hotel and transport once you apply for tickets, especially if you want to stay near Back Bay.

How Many Fans Are Expected?

The 2026 World Cup will be one of the largest tournaments in history, featuring 32 clubs and millions of ticket applications worldwide. Gillette Stadium alone is expected to welcome more than 400,000 fans across all seven matches.

That means World Cup tickets will be in extremely high demand, especially for neutral fans eager to experience world-class soccer in an American setting.

Boston’s history as a sports city only adds to the excitement. The city’s crowd energy, famous chants, and electric atmosphere make every game feel like a final.

Beyond the Stadium, Enjoying Boston Between Matches

Even if your tickets only cover one or two games, Boston offers endless entertainment before and after match days:

• Stroll the Charles River Esplanade for a scenic walk or bike ride.
• Catch a Red Sox game at nearby Fenway Park.
• Explore the Freedom Trail and dive into Boston’s rich history.
• Relax at Trillium Beer Garden or a rooftop bar in South Boston to toast your team’s victory.

Every corner of the city will feel like part of the global celebration.

Book Early, Cheer Loudly

The best strategy? Secure your FIFA Club World Cup tickets early and book your stay even earlier. With the tournament bringing unprecedented crowds, accommodations in central Boston will fill quickly.

By staying at Newbury Guest House, you’ll be just steps from everything that makes Boston special: historic charm, local flavor, and a global sense of excitement.

This is your chance to be part of something unforgettable, the summer when the world’s greatest clubs come to New England, and Boston becomes the beating heart of the FIFA Club World Cup 2026.

Final Whistle

From the roar of the crowd to the comfort of your room, your World Cup tickets are just the beginning. The real experience comes from immersing yourself in the passion, pride, and culture that the tournament brings.

Plan early. Stay smart. Cheer global and make Boston your home for the World Cup 2026.

Newbury Guest House, where fans from around the world come to celebrate the beautiful game.