When do FIFA Women's World Cup 2027 tickets go on sale?

Is there a ballot for Women's World Cup 2027 tickets?

Not one that has been announced, and this is the honest answer rather than a cautious one. FIFA's ticketing FAQ says each sales phase "may feature different purchasing processes, payment methods, ticket categories, and ticket products". That is the language FIFA uses when a cycle mixes draws with straight sales, so the door is open, but no Brazil 2027 phase has been named a draw.

That uncertainty is real, because FIFA has recently used both:

• The 2026 men's World Cup used draws. Entries for the Visa Presale Draw ran 10 to 19 September 2025, followed by an Early Ticket Draw and a Random Selection Draw. Applying was free, and being drawn gave you the right to buy rather than the tickets themselves.
• The 2023 Women's World Cup did not. Tickets went on sale in October 2022 on a first come, first served basis, roughly 9 to 10 months before the tournament.

So the two most relevant precedents point in opposite directions, and FIFA's "different purchasing processes" phrasing suggests Brazil 2027 may use both across different phases. If a phase is a draw, expect free entry and heavy oversubscription on knockout matches and anything in Rio or Sao Paulo. If a phase is a straight sale, speed and a working payment method will matter more than luck. The practical answer is the same either way: be registered, and be watching when a phase is announced.

What is the only official step available before sales open?

Join the waiting list, free, on FIFA's Brazil 2027 tickets page. FIFA now calls it the official waiting list and runs a separate sign-up for tickets and for hospitality. You need a free FIFA.com account (a FIFA ID), and the sign-up is the whole process.

Be clear about what this is and is not:

• It is a way to be notified directly by FIFA when a sales phase is announced, which matters because the first phase in the 2026 cycle had a fixed window rather than staying open indefinitely.
• It is not an entry into any draw, and it does not reserve a ticket.
• It gives you no confirmed priority. FIFA has not published any statement that registrants get earlier access.
• It costs nothing, and registration of interest is open to anyone worldwide.

A separate register-of-interest exists for hospitality packages. Those are the expensive route and are sold through FIFA's hospitality partner, not the general ticket system.

When will Women's World Cup 2027 tickets actually go on sale?

FIFA says towards the end of 2026 and has given no day or month beyond that. Here is how that sits against the two most recent cycles:

• The 2026 men's World Cup opened its first ticket phase about 9 months before kick-off.
• The 2023 Women's World Cup opened about 9 to 10 months out.
• Brazil 2027 starts on 24 June 2027.

FIFA's own timeframe lands at the earlier end of that pattern, roughly 6 to 9 months out rather than 9 to 10. One thing could still move it: the match schedule is not published, and FIFA generally does not open sales before fans know which cities host what. Watch for the schedule announcement as the real starting gun.

The practical advice: register interest, and do not pay attention to any site offering to sell you Brazil 2027 tickets. There is no primary inventory in existence to sell.

How much will tickets cost?

Not announced. FIFA has published no price bands for Brazil 2027, and anyone quoting you a figure is extrapolating.

For context on what that extrapolation looks like, the 2023 Women's World Cup sold group-stage tickets from around AUD 20 for the cheapest adult categories, while the 2026 men's World Cup ran a far more expensive and dynamically priced model. A Brazilian tournament with FIFA's stated interest in filling stadiums is more likely to resemble the former than the latter, but that is reasoning, not information.

How do I avoid getting scammed before sales open?

This is the real risk in the window before sales open, because demand exists and supply does not. The rules that hold:

• There is no legitimate seller of Brazil 2027 tickets. Any listing, presale offer or "guaranteed allocation" being sold is either a hospitality package or a scam.
• Tickets will be sold through FIFA.com, and FIFA states explicitly that all Brazil 2027 tickets will be sold exclusively there. Anything offered anywhere else, at any price, is not an official ticket.
• Free entry is the norm for FIFA draws. If a site charges you to enter a ballot, it is not FIFA's ballot.
• Hospitality is real but different. Official hospitality packages are genuine, expensive, and clearly sold as hospitality. They are not the free official route and we never present them as it.

What should I do before the first phase opens?

Three things, none of which cost anything:

1. Join the waiting list on FIFA's tickets page and make sure the email address on your FIFA ID is one you actually read. FIFA has committed to announcing phases rather than opening them quietly, and the announcement reaches that inbox.
2. Watch for the match schedule announcement, which is the signal that ticketing is close, and check FIFA's own Brazil 2027 ticketing FAQ portal, which is where phase dates and each phase's purchasing process are likely to appear first.
3. Add the event page to your calendar feed so the dates reach you when they are confirmed rather than when you remember to look.

If you want the broader picture on how these draws work and what your odds actually are, our guide to how ticket ballots work covers the mechanics that apply across events. For the full record, sources and verification date on this tournament, see the Women's World Cup 2027 event page.