Where and when will the 2030 World Cup final be played? The stadium has not been assigned yet, but two venues stand out as favourites. Here are the candidates, the expected date, the likely ticket price and how to position yourself to attend the ultimate match of the centenary.
FIFA has not yet named the stadium for the 2030 final. Two venues stand out as favourites: the Grand Stade Hassan II in Casablanca, under construction and billed as one of the largest in the world (planned capacity of around 115,000), and the Santiago Bernabéu in Madrid, renovated and ultra-modern. Barcelona's Camp Nou and the Metropolitano are also mentioned. The official decision is expected before the tournament.
As with summer editions, the final is expected in late July 2030, at the end of around five weeks of competition. The precise date will depend on the overall schedule set by FIFA after the draw.
The final is by far the most expensive and most sought-after ticket of the tournament. Based on recent editions, expect several hundred euros in general-public categories, and far more in category 1 or hospitality. Demand always outstrips supply: access most often comes through the FIFA ticketing's priority random draw. See the full breakdown of ticket prices.
The stadium has not been assigned yet. The favourites are the Grand Stade Hassan II in Casablanca and the Santiago Bernabéu in Madrid; other Spanish venues are also mentioned.
Most likely late July 2030. The exact date will be set by FIFA after the draw.
Several hundred euros in general-public categories, far more in category 1 or hospitality. Official prices will be published when ticket sales open.
Mainly through the priority random draw on the official FIFA.com ticketing, as demand far outstrips supply. Sign up for the alert so you don't miss the on-sale date.
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