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Starting on Tuesday, February 10, 2026, Chase Sapphire Reserve, Chase Sapphire Preferred, Chase Sapphire Reserve for Business, and J.P. Morgan Reserve cardmembers are going to have an opportunity to buy FIFA World Cup 2026 tickets to matches in U.S. host cities. This is not a lottery, but will apparently be an opportunity to simply purchase tickets to these matches, albeit likely at market pricing.
The Deal
- From February 10-24, 2026 (or while supplies last) Chase Sapphire Reserve, Chase Sapphire Preferred, Chase Sapphire Reserve for Business, and J.P. Morgan Reserve cardmembers are going to have an opportunity to buy FIFA World Cup 2026 tickets.
- Direct link to this deal
Key Terms
- Tickets available only for designated FIFA World Cup 2026™ matches taking place in the U.S.
- Tickets are for Category 1 and 2 seats only, while supplies last.
- All sales final; no refunds or exchanges.
- Limit 4 tickets per match, with a limit of 40 tickets total for the tournament per cardmember household. Please see FIFA Terms of Sale for more information.
- Limit 2 purchase link redemptions per Eligible cardmembers, with a limit of 1 purchase per liTickets available only for designated FIFA World Cup 2026™ matches taking place in the U.S.
- Tickets are limited and available first-come, first-served while supplies last. Availability not guaranteed.
- Offer valid only for Chase Sapphire Reserve®, Chase Sapphire Preferred®, and J.P. Morgan Reserve primary cardmembers and authorized users, and Chase Sapphire Reserve for Business® authorizing officers and employee authorized users, thanks to Visa
- Payment for tickets included in this offer must be made in full with an eligible Visa card.
- The sites may be unavailable during normal maintenance or due to unforeseen circumstances.
- Tickets will be sold and distributed through the official FIFA ticketing system or its authorized partners.
- All attendees must comply with FIFA’s Ticketing Terms of Use (available here), Stadium Code of Conduct (available here), and applicable local laws.
- Tickets may not be resold, transferred, or used for commercial/promotional purposes except as permitted under FIFA’s ticketing policies.
- Match dates, times, locations, and venues may change without notice and are not guaranteed.
Quick Thoughts
It’s cool to see that where will be an opportunity for cardholders to get tickets, though as the terms note, these will only be Category 1 and Category 2 tickets, which have been very expensive in previous presales. With FIFA having fully embraced dynamic pricing, I can’t imagine that there will be any bargains available, but if you really want tickets for a particular match/team and haven’t been able to secure them elsewhere, this is at least an opportunity to buy without a lottery and with slightly less competition. I wouldn’t expect this to last the full two weeks, so I’d recommend looking sooner rather than later.
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They sold out in about 10 minutes. I never got from the que to the sale itself. Good thing they listed 2/10-24. What an amazing benefit… LOL.
I don’t see the time the sales begin. Am I missing it or is it not there?
The 40 ticket limit is MUCH too high for a limited amount release.
Lambs to the slaughter. This isn’t a perk for cardholders, it’s a smokescreen to allow fifa to limitedly release tickets to high earners who will pay the highest average price possible.
Have a CSR and am life-long soccer fan and won’t but supporting those gross, corrupt FIFA goons and their “peace prize” recipient. Considering the racist actions against non-white minorities–who make up the majority of soccer fans in the US–I’m not sure who FIFA thinks is going to come to this facist-fest.
Absolutely boycotting for political reasons, but if you aren’t, don’t be silly and buy on their price maximization rollout terms.
I’m no fan of FIFA’s either. But hosting the World Cup in the US is a generational event. Fans from all over the world will come together, and this is an opportunity for the people of the US to show the world we are more than just the actions of our leader. I will be applying for $500 tickets with my Sapphire card on Tuesday, and will be over the moon if I get the tickets I want!
Do we expect, with the presales not going well, prices to actually drop? We watched 3x matches in europe last year, and I swore I wouldn’t participate in this travesty of WC, but at < $100/pp, I’d be down to cheer against USMNT.
Dude, we’re sick of all the political boycotts left and right. Blah blah blah, fascism is when I don’t like things. Get out of your echo chamber for once.
And of course you’re only worried about “muh racism” against non whites. No surprise there.
Patiently waiting for my comment to be removed – I’m sure yours will stay up though!
Do we know what time this opens?
12 noon EST
Even though the WF site says 10 am EST?
On the Chase website it says 12 noon EST.
Starting Feb. 10 at 12 noon EST, Chase Sapphire® cardmembers will have access to purchase official FIFA World Cup 26TM tickets, thanks to Visa.
https://account.chase.com/sapphire/reserve/sapphireexperiences
Yes, that is copied and pasted from the Chase website.
Starting Feb. 10 at 12 noon EST, Chase Sapphire® cardmembers will have access to purchase official FIFA World Cup 26TM tickets, thanks to Visa.
Yes, I also confirmed that noon Eastern is correct.