FIFA 2026 World Cup Breaks Attendance Records
The 2026 World Cup, held across the United States, Mexico, and Canada, set a new record for spectator attendance inside stadiums, thanks to the expansion of the tournament to include 48 teams. Stadium occupancy reached 99.7%, with ticket sales exceeding 3.587 million tickets. The overall attendance for matches surpassed 6.81 million spectators, despite the lack of official final figures. The tournament also achieved record ratings on television, with an estimated viewership of around 6 billion people worldwide. This reflects the immense success of the largest edition in history in terms of audience and record-breaking numbers. FIFA projected that the tournament’s revenues would exceed $8 billion, marking an increase compared to the 2022 Qatar World Cup.
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