Excited fans at a stadium receiving free 2026 FIFA World Cup tickets from Verizon's giveaway promotion.
Excited fans at a stadium receiving free 2026 FIFA World Cup tickets from Verizon's giveaway promotion.
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Verizon's third ticket giveaway phase for 2026 World Cup group stages

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Verizon has launched the third phase of its Ultimate Access promotion, offering eligible customers free pairs of tickets to all 2026 FIFA World Cup group stage matches. Running January 7-11, 2026, this responds to massive demand, following FIFA's report of over 150 million ticket requests in its ongoing Random Selection Draw.

Building on record interest in the 2026 tournament—with FIFA receiving over 150 million requests by late December 2025—Verizon, the official telecom sponsor, is giving fans another shot at tickets. Announced January 5 in partnership with David Beckham, the third wave of Ultimate Access opens daily at 3 p.m. ET from January 7 to 11. Customers can enter via the My Verizon app or Verizon Access portal to claim hundreds of pairs for group stage games in U.S. cities, first-come, first-served, selecting specific matches.

Previous phases distributed thousands of tickets, including premium 'Golden Tickets' for pitchside access. This loyalty reward comes amid FIFA's lottery-based sales (open until January 13), where group stage prices start at $270, and a new $60 Supporter Entry Tier via member associations.

Fans are encouraged to register on FIFA.com for official chances, with Verizon's promo providing an exclusive alternative.

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Excited soccer fans worldwide react to FIFA's 2026 World Cup ticket lottery results, with celebrations and digital notifications amid iconic stadium imagery.
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FIFA reveals 2026 World Cup ticket lottery results

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FIFA began notifying fans on February 5, 2026, about the outcomes of its Random Selection Draw for World Cup tickets, following over 500 million applications submitted between December 11, 2025, and January 13, 2026. Successful applicants will receive all requested tickets, while partial successes get some, with automatic charges starting February 9. Unsuccessful fans can try again in upcoming sales phases.

FIFA has finished its third and final lottery for 2026 World Cup tickets, notifying successful applicants while informing millions of others of unsuccessful applications. Over 500 million requests were received, leaving many fans to explore remaining options like a last-minute sales phase. Resale markets offer alternatives, though at higher prices.

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The FIFA World Cup 2026 has broken records with more than 150 million ticket requests submitted during the first half of its Random Selection Draw phase. Fans from over 200 countries have shown unprecedented demand, oversubscribing the tournament by 30 times. This surge highlights the global excitement for the expanded 48-team event across North America.

FIFA announced on January 19 a record-breaking over 500 million ticket requests for the 2026 World Cup from fans across all 211 member associations during the initial 33-day sales phase, averaging 15 million daily despite backlash over high prices.

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Amid 5 million ticket requests and ongoing backlash over high prices—as covered previously—the 2026 FIFA World Cup offers tickets via FIFA's phased drawing process and secondary markets. Fans must register with a FIFA ID and note strict stadium policies like clear bags and no re-entry.

The United States has introduced the FIFA Priority Appointment Scheduling System, known as FIFA PASS, to help international fans secure visa interviews ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup. This voluntary program targets ticket holders from countries with long visa wait times, while maintaining standard security checks. The initiative aims to facilitate smooth travel for the tournament, which the US will co-host with Canada and Mexico.

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With 100 days until the 2026 FIFA World Cup kicks off in North America, ticket demand has exceeded supply more than 30 times, leading to nearly 2 million sales. However, surprise sales windows reveal availability for some matches, while prices continue to rise on secondary markets. Fans express concerns over costs and geopolitical tensions affecting travel.

 

 

 

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