World Cup 2026 ticket prices drop off after USMNT, Mexico, Canada exit tournament

The U.S. men's national team's defeat to Belgium meant that all three co-hosts of the 2026 World Cup had been eliminated in the Round of 16.

Canada was knocked out by Morocco 2-0 on Saturday, while Mexico fell to England on Sunday night at Estadio Azteca. After Tuesday's pair of matches, which includes Lionel Messi and Argentina, we will know all eight teams that will take part in the quarterfinals.

With the three co-hosts gone, that has greatly affected the ticket market for the remaining games of the World Cup. According to Gametime, prices for all four quarterfinal matchups have dropped more than 50% since their peak over 10 days ago.

France vs. Morocco (Foxborough) — | Get-in: $1,018 | Median: $1,696 | Max: $11,295 | ▼ 66% from Jun 24 peak ($3,222)

Spain vs. Belgium (Los Angeles) — | Get-in: $1,317 | Median: $2,769 | Max: $123,931 | ▼ 68% from Jun 24 peak ($4,740)

Norway vs. England (Miami) —  | Get-in: $1,647 | Median: $3,428 | Max: $19,767 | ▼ 57% from Jun 24 peak ($3,888)

Argentina/Egypt vs. Colombia/Switzerland (Kansas City) — | Get-in: $1,574 | Median: $3,168 | Max: $11,295 | ▼ 63% from Jun 24 peak ($4,246)

Even the semifinals market has been hit, though depending on who gets in the prices could see a sharp rise. For example, if England and Argentina advance to meet in Atlanta on July 15, those fans may drive costs up.

SF1 (W97 vs. W98) —  Dallas | Get-in: $2,320 | Median: $5,193 | Max: $19,365 | ▼ 42% from Jun 24 peak ($4,931)

SF2 (W99 vs. W100) —  Atlanta | Get-in: $2,708 | Median: $6,152 | Max: $31,850 | ▼ 52% from Jun 24 peak ($5,645)

World Cup final — New Jersey | Get-in: $9,015 | Median: $16,904 | Max: $67,610 | ▼ 20% from Jun 24 peak ($11,132)