World Cup 2026 Atlanta Schedule: All 8 Matches at Mercedes-Benz Stadium

Atlanta's hosting 8 World Cup matches at the Benz, from group stage through a semifinal. Here's the full schedule and what tickets are actually running right now.

The Full Atlanta World Cup 2026 Schedule

| Match | Round | Date & Time (ET) | Cheapest Seat (fees in) | |---|---|---|---| | Spain vs. Cabo Verde | Group Stage | Jun 15 · 12:00 PM | from $401 | | Czechia vs. South Africa | Group Stage | Jun 18 · 12:00 PM | from $190 | | Spain vs. Saudi Arabia | Group Stage | Jun 21 · 12:00 PM | from $503 | | Morocco vs. Haiti | Group Stage | Jun 24 · 6:00 PM | from $329 | | Congo DR vs. Uzbekistan | Group Stage | Jun 27 · 7:30 PM | from $211 | | Round of 32 (TBD) | Round of 32 | Jul 1 · 12:00 PM | from $523 | | Round of 16 (TBD) | Round of 16 | Jul 7 · 12:00 PM | from $885 | | Semifinal (TBD) | Semifinal | Jul 15 · 3:00 PM | from $2,261 |

Prices are third-party resale listings — they move constantly. These are fees-included numbers, not the bait price you see before checkout.

What to Know Before You Buy

The price gap between matches is real. Czechia vs. South Africa is sitting around $190 right now. Spain vs. Saudi Arabia on June 21 is already north of $500. Same stadium, same seats — different demand. Know what you're walking into.

June heat is not a problem. The retractable roof handles it. Noon kickoffs in Atlanta in June would be brutal otherwise, but the Benz is built for it.

MARTA drops you at the door. Dome/GWCC/Philips Arena/CNN Center station. Don't drive downtown for a World Cup match — that's a you problem.

Knockout rounds are a different animal. The Semifinal is already averaging over $2,200 a seat with teams not even set yet. Round of 16 is pushing $900. If you want knockout football, move sooner rather than later.

How to Track the Cheapest Prices

Atlanta World Cup Ticket Tracker pulls the lowest resale listings across 9 marketplaces — StubHub, SeatGeek, Vivid, Gametime, Ticketmaster, TickPick, Viagogo, Dice, and Eventbrite — plus the FIFA official resale price, all in one screen. Every price is fees-included so you're comparing real numbers, not teaser prices. Data refreshes every 3 hours.

The tracker also shows a price-history chart per match so you can actually see whether prices are climbing or cooling — useful when you're trying to decide if now's the time or if you've got room to wait. Set a price-drop alert and it'll email you when a match hits your number.

We don't sell tickets and aren't affiliated with FIFA or any marketplace. Access to the tracker is $3.99 right now — goes to $9.99 at kickoff on June 11, 2026.

If you're serious about getting to one of these matches without overpaying, it's worth a look.