How much do premium Toronto, Vancouver FIFA World Cup tickets cost right now? Here's what we know

Edmonton Journal

17-07-2025

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Canadian soccer fans eager to score a ticket to one of the 13 FIFA World Cup games in Toronto or Vancouver next summer can now purchase hospitality packages.
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But the premium tickets for the group stage and round of 32 matches, which start at $2,500 and increase significantly depending on the level of service selected, won't get you in to see Canada's Men's National Team on the pitch at Toronto's BMO Field or BC Place in Vancouver.
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According to FIFA and On Location, its official hospitality partner, host nation games 'are not available as a single-match offerings ' for the special tickets.
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The Canadian side plays its first game at BMO on June 12 — the first-ever men's World Cup on Canadian soil — and rounds out its group stage play with matches on June 18 and 24 in Vancouver. Opponents won't be determined until later this year.
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To secure admission to one of the nine games not featuring Team Canada and for which the teams are yet to be determined, it will depend on when and where you want to watch.
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After the Team Canada opener on June 12, Toronto will host five more matches — four group stage and one round of 32. Hospitality package tickets for group stage games on June 17 and 20 start at $2,500, contests on June 23 and 26 start at $2,600 and the round of 32 match on July 2 starts at $2,800.
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'That's steep. That is very steep. But I don't have much control over it,' Toronto mayor Olivia Chow said this week, per City News.
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Vancouver's first game, on June 13, starts at $2,950 but drops to $2,575 for those on June 21 and 26. A round of 32 game on July 2, meanwhile, begins at $3,215.
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Those prices allow ticketholders access to the FIFA pavilion, a private area offering food and drinks separate from other attendees. There are four other hospitality levels to choose from, each offering a slightly higher level of exclusivity — the champions club, the trophy lounge, VIP and the top tier pitchside lounge.
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'An exclusive experience that blends luxurious comfort with the electrifying energy of the world's greatest sporting event,' according to FIFA and On Location.
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Selecting the 'pitchside lounge standard plus' option for the June 17 game in Toronto, for example, jacks the single ticket price to $5,750. As of right now, Vancouver tops out at the 'VIP standard plus' level, which will run you $6,450 for the round of 32 match.