Scotland World Cup Tickets: Group game prices confirmed - here's how much the Tartan Army can expect to pay
Ticket prices for Scotland’s World Cup group games against Haiti, Morocco, and Brazil confirmed
Scotland supporters looking to follow Steve Clarke’s side at the World Cup have been hit with eye-watering ticket prices after FIFA revealed their confirmed prices for next summer’s tournament.
After ending their agonising 28-wait to qualify for the World Cup with a memorable 4-2 win over Denmark at Hampden Park in November, Scotland found themselves in the draw for the tournament for the first time since 1998 last Friday in the American capital of Washington, DC.
Expected to travel to the United States in their thousands, Scotland will be based in the city of Boston, Massachusetts for their opening two Group C games against Haiti and Morocco, and will play at the Gillette Stadium, before they face five-time champions Brazil at the Hard Rock Stadium in Miami, Florida.
A scramble for tickets is set to ensue over the coming months, with the FIFA general ballot opening on December 11, and now ticket prices and allocations have been confirmed for those signed up to the Scotland Supporters Club - and it isn’t good news for Scotland fans heading to the tournament, with sky high prices revealed by football’s governing body.
How much are Scotland’s World Cup 2026 tickets?
Scotland vs Haiti
- Value ticket: $180 (£134)
- Standard ticket: $400 (£300)
- Premier ticket: $500 (£372)
Scotland vs Morocco
- Value ticket: $220 (£163)
- Standard ticket: $430 (£320)
- Premier ticket: $600 (£447)
Scotland vs Brazil
- Value ticket: $265 (£197)
- Standard ticket: $500 (£372)
- Premier ticket: $700 (£521)
Should Scotland progress to the round of 32
- Value ticket: $235 (£175)
- Standard ticket: $490 (£365)
- Premier ticket: $454 (£521)
What is Scotland’s World Cup 2026 allocation per game?
For Scotland’s opening games against Haiti and Morocco, fans have been allocated a total of 3889 across the three different price bands, with the game against Brazil having slightly less at 3736.
What has been said about World Cup ticket prices?
In a statement released on Thursday, Football Supporters Europe, a fan collective of more than 50 UEFA nations, released a statement saying: “We are astonished by the extortionate ticket prices imposed by FIFA on the most dedicated supporters for next year’s FIFA World Cup.
“In the price tables gradually and confidentially released by FIFA, tickets allocated to National Associations (PMA – Participating Member Association allocation), which typically distribute them via official supporters’ groups or loyalty programmes to their most devoted fans, are reaching astronomical levels.
“Based on the information currently available to FSE, if a supporter were to follow their team from the first match to the final through a PMA allocation, it would cost them a minimum of 6900 USD – nearly five times as much as during the FIFA WC 2022 in Qatar.
“National team supporters are expected to pay this full amount in early 2026 to have the opportunity to follow their team up to the final. Adding insult to injury, the lowest price category will not be available to the most dedicated supporters through their National Associations, as FIFA chose to reserve the scarce number of category 4 tickets to the general sales, subject to dynamic ticket pricing.”
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