2025 FIFA Arab Cup and 2025 FIFA U17 World Cup: Tickets set to go on sale for tournaments in Qatar

The tickets for the FIFA Arab Cup will go on sale for fans from Tuesday, September 30, 3:00 pm Doha time (12:00 pm GMT). 

Meanwhile, the tickets for the 2025 FIFA U17 World Cup will go on sale exclusively to VISA cardholders from October 2, 3:00 pm Doha time (12:00 pm GMT). 

The tickets will be digital and will have accessible seating options for disabled fans.

Qatar are set to host the two premier FIFA tournaments towards the end of the year, starting with the U17 World Cup which will run from 3-27 November. Most of the matches will be held at the Aspire Academy in Doha.

The Arab Cup will be held from 1-18 December. 

Meanwhile, the revamped FIFA Intercontinental Cup will also be held in December in Qatar, with matches scheduled on 10, 13 and 17 December. 

Hassan Rabia Al Kuwari, LOC Executive Director of Marketing, Promotion and Commercial, said: “The launch of our ticket sales marks an important milestone for us, as Qatar gets ready to welcome the world once again. Fans will be treated to an exciting football season, where they will be able to experience the country’s signature hospitality and be part of a wonderful cultural exchange that will showcase our shared passion for football.”

Three categories of tickets have been made available for fans for the 2025 FIFA Arab Cup, with the cheapest ticket price set at QAR 25 (~$6.87). 

Fans also have the option of purchasing a Follow My Team ticket, which will enable them to attend all matches of their team of choice during the group stage. 

Venues for the Arab Cup will also feature fan zones which will include entertainment and engagement activities.

For the FIFA U17 World Cup, fans will have the option of buying tickets as Day Pass, with prices starting from QAR 20 (~$5.49). 

The Day Pass will enable fans to attend multiple matches a day happening inside the Aspire Academy as well as a number of cultural and entertainment activities taking place around matches.

The tournament will feature 104 matches.

There is also the Prime Match Pass, which will enable fans to reserve seats for high-profile games. Fans interested in following Qatar U17 team can get a Follow My Team ticket, which will enable them to attend all matches of the Qatari U-17 team during the group stage.

The final of the U17 World Cup, set to be held at the Khalifa International Stadium, will have separate tickets, with prices starting from QAR 15 (~$4.12).