"The first two rounds of ticket sales for the 2026 World Cup have opened. Yet even with the draw yet to take place and matchups yet to be determined, fans appear to be flocking to buy them. The dynamic pricing model instituted by Fifa has raised prices sky-high, with many fans offering stories of technological issues with Fifa's sales platform as well."
"We want to hear from you: Have you bought World Cup tickets? How much did you spend? Do you think it'll be worth it? And did you face any obstacles technical or otherwise to getting the tickets you want? And if you haven't bought tickets yet why not? Share your experience Tell us about your experience of buying World Cup tickets - or deciding against it - in the form below or by messaging us."
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The first two rounds of ticket sales for the 2026 World Cup have opened. Fans are purchasing tickets even though the draw and matchups are not yet determined. Fifa's dynamic pricing model has driven prices sharply higher. Many buyers have reported technological problems with Fifa's sales platform during purchase attempts. The Guardian invites fans to share purchase experiences or reasons for not buying via an encrypted form; responses can be anonymous and are described as secure. The Guardian will use provided data only for the feature and will delete personal data when no longer required. Alternative secure contact methods and guidance are available, with links to terms and privacy policy.
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