Tickets for FIFA World Cup 2026 matches in Toronto can now only be resold at their original price on the official FIFA marketplace, with soccer’s world governing body updating its policy on Wednesday to comply with the Ontario government’s recent ban on reselling event tickets above face value.
The new terms come a week after tickets for six games at Toronto Stadium were removed from the official marketplace in response to the Canadian province passing its 2026 budget bill.
Ontario’s Putting Fans First Act states that no person may make a ticket available for sale on the secondary market or facilitate the sale of a ticket on the secondary market for an amount greater than the original price of the ticket.
Under FIFA’s updated terms and conditions, a ticket for a match at Toronto Stadium cannot be listed on the platform at a resale price higher than the original amount paid to FIFA Ticketing, even if that ticket was previously purchased on the marketplace above face value.
Tickets for matches at any of the other 15 venues can be listed above face value on the official resale and exchange marketplace, which FIFA says is designed to protect fans and is subject to federal and local regulations.
On April 20, FIFA said more than five million tickets had been sold for the June 11 to July 19 tournament, co-hosted by Canada, the US and Mexico.
Published on May 7, 2026
