
The agreement between the government and FIFA provides admissions starting from 5 euros and various subscription formulas to encourage public access.
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The tournament will take place from 24 June to 25 July 2027. It will be the first edition of the Women's World Cup organized in South America.
The 2027 Women's World Cup in Brazil will have a quota of tickets at popular prices, with admissions starting from 5 euros (30 reals).
The agreement between the government and FIFA aims to broaden public participation and encourage family access to stadiums. For those entitled to the reduced rate, the price drops to around 2.50 euros (15 reals). The first sales phase will start on December 1st, exclusively through the official FIFA portal. The packages will be available until December 8th or until seats reserved for this phase are exhausted.
To purchase you will need to have a Fifa ID account.
There are three formulas. The pass for the Brazilian national team will allow you to watch the three group stage matches starting from around 34 euros (205 reals). The Arena ticket will instead allow you to follow the matches played in the same stadium up to the quarter-finals, with a 27% discount compared to the purchase of individual tickets. The Flex pass will offer the possibility to choose three matches from those available.
The tournament will take place from 24 June to 25 July 2027. The Maracana Stadium in Rio de Janeiro will host the opening match and the final on 24 June and 25 July respectively. It will be the first edition of the Women's World Cup organized in South America.
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