How much are 2024 Copa America tickets and where can you buy them? | OneFootball

Copa America returns this summer for a bumper edition, hosted in the United States and featuring six teams from the CONCACAF region.

It's the second time in eight years South America's biggest international tournament has come Stateside and with the USMNT, Mexico, Canada, Costa Rica, Jamaica, and Panama joining the party, we're in for a feast of soccer.

Supporters of all participating nations and beyond will want a taste of the action, with some of the most famous venues in the United States hosting games, including the final at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens.

So, how much are tickets and how do you get your hands on them?

Where can you buy 2024 Copa America tickets?

The 2024 Copa America is nearly upon us / Eva Marie Uzcategui/GettyImages

Rather than using a single ticketing platform, each venue hosting games at this summer's Copa America will sell tickets via their own preferred partner. The two partners used are Ticketmaster and SeatGeek.

However, to make things a little easier, you can simply follow this link to the Copa America website's ticket portal, where each match is listed with a link to the venue's preferred partner.

Will 2024 Copa America tickets be available on resale?

Both Ticketmaster and SeatGeek operate verified resale systems and are the safest places to buy resale tickets.

However, other reputable resale platforms such as StubHub are also selling Copa America tickets.

When do 2024 Copa America tickets go on sale?

Tickets for the 2024 Copa America went on sale to the public on Wednesday, February 28. The only match you cannot currently buy tickets for is the final at Hard Rock Stadium, with the Copa America website simply stating they will be available 'at a later date'.

How much are 2024 Copa America tickets?

The Hard Rock Stadium in Miami will host the final / Michael Reaves/GettyImages

The price for tickets at the Copa America depends on the category of ticket you're buying, the stage of the competition, and which game you want to attend.

For example, the cheapest ticket available to watch Lionel Messi's Argentina open the tournament against Canada at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, Georgia, will cost you a massive $313. The cheapest tickets for the semifinals, meanwhile, are $395 for the first clash at MetLife Stadium, New Jersey, but just $190 at Charlotte's Bank of America Stadium.

However, you can still take in some Copa America action at much cheaper rates. Tickets for Bolivia and Panama's Group C clash on July 1 at Inter&Co Stadium in Orlando, Florida, for example, are priced from just $31 each. At the same venue, you can watch Alphonso Davies and Jonathan David in action for Canada against Chile on June 29 from $81.