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FIFA World Cup Tickets: Last Chance to Grab Seats

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FIFA releases new wave of World Cup tickets, with over five million already sold, aiming to break attendance records. However, high prices for big games like the US opener against Paraguay may lead to unsold seats, as seen in last summers Club World Cup. Fans should also check visa requirements for entry into the US, Canada, or Mexico.

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FIFA World Cup Tickets: Last Chance to Grab Seats

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California News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!FIFA World Cup Tickets: Last Chance to Grab Seats. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's April 21st, this is California News Today, driven by AI. FIFA just dropped news on a new wave of tickets for all 104 World Cup matches this summer. Starting tomorrow at 8 a.m. Pacific Standard Time, you can snack them on FIFA.com slash tickets across categories 1-3 and some. Front row spots too. These stay on sale right through the final on July 19th in East Rutherford, New Jersey, with more releases rolling out along the way. Already over 5 million tickets sold, set to smash the 94 record of 3.5 million attendees. But reports hit yesterday saying thousands of seats linger unsold for big games like the U.S. opener against Paraguay at Sofai Stadium, Capacity, 69,650. Fans bulking at top prices from $1,940 up to $2,370. Fans familiar from last summer's Club World Cup here in the U.S., where sales dragged

prices crashed from nearly $500 down to under. $15 per seat, though total crowd hit $2.5 million. Word to the wise, a ticket ain't entry guaranteed into the U.S., Canada, or Mexico. So hit those government sites for visa bonds or suspensions. Loading fans from dozens of countries, plenty of seats left with under 60 days to kick off.

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