As the 2026 World Cup enters its final handful of matches, ticket prices have been dropping considerably over the past week.
According to TicketData.com, which tracks prices across a number of third-party resellers, prices for all seven remaining matches (three quarterfinals, two semifinals, the third-place match and final) had dropped anywhere from 25% to 70% over the past week as of Friday, July 10.
That drop is fueled in part by the elimination of all three host countries in the round of 16.
The match with the largest price drop over the past seven days is the quarterfinal between Spain and Belgium in Los Angeles on Friday, July 10.
That match could have seen the U.S. face Spain, but after Belgium's 4-1 win over the host country on Monday, July 6, prices for the quarterfinal have fallen an average of 70% over the past seven days.
According to TicketData.com, which tracks prices across a number of third-party resellers, prices for all seven remaining matches (three quarterfinals, two semifinals, the third-place match and final) had dropped anywhere from 25% to 70% over the past week as of Friday, July 10.
That drop is fueled in part by the elimination of all three host countries in the round of 16.
The match with the largest price drop over the past seven days is the quarterfinal between Spain and Belgium in Los Angeles on Friday, July 10.
That match could have seen the U.S. face Spain, but after Belgium's 4-1 win over the host country on Monday, July 6, prices for the quarterfinal have fallen an average of 70% over the past seven days.
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