The Local Organising Committee (LOC) has announced that ticket sales for the FIFA Arab Cup Qatar 2025 and the FIFA U-17 World Cup Qatar 2025 will officially begin this week.
Tickets for the FIFA Arab Cup will go on sale starting Tuesday, while tickets for the FIFA U-17 World Cup will be available exclusively to Visa cardholders beginning 2 October 2025. All tickets will be sold digitally and will feature designated seating for fans with disabilities.
FIFA U-17 World Cup Qatar 2025
Dates: 3 – 27 November 2025
Venue: Competition Complex, Aspire Zone
104 matches across all stages, with up to 8 games per day.
Tickets start from QAR 20 for Day Passes, which include entry to multiple matches and cultural activities.
Prime Match Passes available for high-demand games.
Follow My Team tickets for Qatar fans to attend all group stage matches of the U-17 national team.
Qatar plays its first match against Italy on 3 November at 6:45 PM.
FIFA Arab Cup Qatar 2025
Dates: 1 – 18 December 2025
Stadiums: Al Bayt, Lusail, Ahmad Bin Ali, Education City, Khalifa International Stadium, Stadium 974
Tickets start from QAR 25 across three categories.
Follow My Team tickets available for group stage.
Opening Match: 1 December, 7:30 PM at Al Bayt Stadium (Qatar vs winner of Palestine v Libya).
Final: 18 December, 7:00 PM at Lusail Stadium.
Fan zones at every venue with entertainment and cultural activities.
16 teams competing, with qualifiers on 25–26 November in Qatar.
Qatar will also host the FIFA Intercontinental Cup 2025 on 10, 13, and 17 December, adding to the packed calendar of football events.
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.”
This marks the second time Qatar hosts the FIFA Arab Cup, after the successful 2021 edition. Future tournaments are also confirmed in 2029 and 2033.
