QatarTicket prices for the World Cup final on FIFA's resale platform reached nearly $2.3 million, making it one of the most expensive sporting events in U.S. history. With Argentina facing Spain in the final, demand surged, leading to extreme price fluctuations. By Friday, most tickets were sold, with remaining tickets priced between $10,000 and $2.3 million. Earlier concerns about high prices deterring fans were largely dispelled, as attendance data showed nearly all seats were filled across matches. Analysts noted that FIFA's pricing strategy, combined with factors like visa issues and global popularity, drove record spending. The tournament, featuring 48 teams, saw prices for group games double those of previous tournaments, with some fans paying significantly more due to dynamic pricing.
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