Map Shows World Cup Host Cities Where Thousands of Tickets Still Available
Summary
Thousands of tickets for the upcoming World Cup, held in 16 cities across the U.S., Canada, and Mexico, remain unsold. Bigger games featuring popular teams are selling out quickly, while matches with lesser-known teams still have many available tickets.Key Facts
- The World Cup starts on June 11 and ends July 19, featuring 48 teams and 104 matches.
- The tournament is hosted in 16 cities across the United States, Canada, and Mexico.
- Cities with the most unsold tickets include Atlanta (5,414 tickets), Philadelphia (4,402), Los Angeles (4,230), and San Francisco Bay Area (4,217).
- Matches involving less popular teams tend to have more unsold tickets.
- Big team matchups, like France vs. Senegal and USA vs. Australia, have almost sold out.
- Mexico’s host cities have very few tickets left, showing high demand.
- Some resale ticket prices have dropped dramatically, possibly due to high original prices set by FIFA.
- Ticket demand varies more by which teams are playing than by the city hosting the match.
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