Hundreds of World Cup tickets are still unsold, but one expert says prices could fall 'dramatically' | Page 892 | Unpublished
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Hundreds of World Cup tickets are still unsold, but one expert says prices could fall 'dramatically'

June 8, 2026

Many fans have complained online about being priced out from Toronto World Cup games while hundreds of tickets remains unsold. But with resale prices dropping and one World Cup expert saying unsold ticket prices must go down if FIFA wants to fill its stadiums, fans could have a chance to snag last-minute seats.



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