World Cup Tickets on Sale: Final Phase Begins

0:00FIFA has kicked off its final round of ticket sales for the upcoming World Cup. The governing body announced that over 1 million tickets were snapped up during the last release from December through February. Now, more tickets go on General Sale starting April 1st and running right through the end of the tournament. Earlier this year, FIFA President Gianni Infantino hyped up the massive demand, saying it matched 1,000 years of World Cups packed into one. He claimed all 104 matches across the event, co-hosted by the United States, Canada and Mexico from June 11th to July 19th, with sellout completely. Fans have pushed back hard against the pricing, with group stage seats starting at $140 and finals tickets reaching as high as $8,680. Supporter groups called it a huge letdown, and on Tuesday, football supporters Europe teamed up with consumer advocates to file a complaint with the European Commission over the Steak Costs and New Dynamic Pricing Model.

1:01This latest sales base lets buyers grab remaining tickets on a first-come, first-served basis and pick specific seats. If you already snagged some, you can check your seat assignments starting April 1st. With demand still sky high, these final tickets could vanish fast, giving late deciders one last shot at the action. That wraps Canada News today, brought to you with AI.