FIFA Sells 2026 World Cup Parking Passes at $75-$175

FIFA has begun selling parking passes for the 2026 World Cup, with prices ranging from 75 to 175 dollars per spot per matchday at select venues across the United States, Canada and Mexico. The passes, available through an official website powered by parking technology firm JustPark, represent a new revenue stream for the tournament, which kicks off on June 11 and concludes with the final on July 19 at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey.

The fees vary by venue and match stage. For group-stage games, parking costs 75 dollars at stadiums in Miami Gardens, Florida; Kansas City, Missouri; Foxborough, Massachusetts; and Arlington, Texas. In Philadelphia at Lincoln Financial Field, the price starts at 115 dollars for group matches. Prices rise for knockout rounds, reaching 175 dollars for semifinals at AT&T Stadium in Arlington or the third-place match at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens. Quarterfinal parking at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough is listed at 145 dollars. As of this week, passes are available for booking at those five U.S. venues, while details for the other 11 host cities, including Atlanta, Los Angeles, Seattle, Toronto, Guadalajara and Mexico City, remain...