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Women's World Cup Will Have an Entrance Fee of R$ 30; See when the Sale Begins

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The sale of tickets to the Women's World Cup of 2027 will start on December 1st, at 10 am (from Brasilia), and tickets will cost from R$ 30.

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With prices starting from R$ 30 per game, Fifa announced the start of sales of the packages for the Women's World Cup from 2027 to December 1st, starting at 10am (from Brasilia). So far, more than 800,000 people have shown interest in buying and registered on the official website. The opening phase of sales will last eight days, and the fans will have three package options: the Brazilian Selection Passport, the Arena Passport and the Flex Passpo…

·Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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The sale of tickets to the Women's World Cup of 2027 will start on December 1st, at 10 am (from Brasilia), and tickets will cost from R$ 30.

·São Paulo, Brazil
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Fifa starts selling packages on December 1, with options to follow the Brazilian selection, watch games at a stadium or mount custom script

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The International Football Federation (Fifa) released on November 13, 2026 the details on the marketing of tickets for the 2027 Women's World Cup, which will be hosted for the first time in South America, from June 24 to July 25, 2027. The tournament played in Brazil will have individual tickets [...]

·Brazil
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The Women's World Cup, which will be held next year in Brazil, will have tickets available from US$ 5 (R$ 28) in a first phase of sales of packages, which will start in December, informed Fifa (International Football Federation) on Friday (13). Read more (11/13/2026)

·São Paulo, Brazil
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With tickets from R$ 30, the entity opened the waiting list for the sale of tournament tickets that takes place in Brazil in 2027

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El Economista broke the news in Mexico City, Mexico on Friday, November 13, 2026.
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