Fans looking to witness the clash between France and Spain in the 2026 World Cup semifinals on Tuesday, July 14, at Dallas Stadium in Arlington, Texas, can now find last-minute tickets at lower prices. The matchup features two of the tournament's top teams, with France's Les Bleus led by Kylian Mbappé and Spain's La Roja by Lamine Yamal.
As of publication, the lowest available ticket price was $1,390, including fees, a reduction of over $400 since Friday. Prices have dropped across all seating sections. For instance, 100-level seats, which were $3,023 including fees on Friday, are now available for $1,935, marking a saving of over $1,000. A promo code, NYPOST10, offers $10 off purchases over $250 for first-time SeatGeek users.
Oddsmakers currently favor France with a -140 edge to advance to the World Cup final. However, Spain enters the match on a 36-game unbeaten streak, a run that could tie them with Italy for the all-time record with a victory. This match also presents an opportunity for revenge for Spain, recalling their 2006 round of 16 loss to France.
Spain's coach Luis de la Fuente expressed confidence, stating that his team is "very clear that we’re able to beat France." France is seeking to reach the World Cup final for the third consecutive time, while Spain aims to return to the championship match for the first time since 2010.
Dallas Stadium sections and their starting ticket prices (including fees) are as follows:
- 400 level: $1,390 (previously $1,830)
- 300 level: $1,755 (previously $2,318)
- 200 level: $1,750 (previously $2,895)
- 100 level: $1,935 (previously $3,023)
The full rosters for both teams have been provided, featuring key players like France's Mike Maignan, N’Golo Kanté, and Kylian Mbappé, and Spain's Unai Simón, Rodri, and Lamine Yamal.
Fans can find the complete 2026 World Cup schedule on SeatGeek. Information regarding other major summer concerts and tours in North America is also available.